WARSAW — Indiana Business Opportunity Partners will be holding its 6th Annual Spring Bling Bazaar and Charity Quarter Auction for Fellowship Missions March 24 at the Baker Youth Club in Warsaw.

The IBOP members have also donated an item from their individual businesses to a raffle basket. The raffle basket is valued at more than $130 and all proceeds received will go to Combined Community Services.

The Bazaar is free for all ages and runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with the first 25 people 18 years and older who arrive receiving a free gift bag.

The Quarter Auction doors open at noon and the auction begins at 1 p.m. You must be 18 years or older to attend the quarter action. A ticket is required for the Quarter Auction portion of the event. Tickets are $5 in advance as seating is limited and $7 at the door, if any remain. For tickets, contact Betty Swanson at (574) 527-6005 or leave a message on the IBOP Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ibopfans.

There are more than 100 items to bid on from direct sales consultants and handmade items from crafters for the event. It is a fun way to support a local charity and maybe pick up some gifts for yourself or someone else for mere quarters.

Exchange your ticket for a paddle and a numbered ball. When you decide you would like to try to win the item up for bid, you will put the appropriate number of quarters in a bucket in the middle of the table and hold your numbered paddle up high. For example, a $45 item is only a two-quarter bid. If your numbered ball is drawn and you have bid, you win that item for just 2 quarters.  A $100 item would only be a 4 quarter bid.

Fellowship Missions Homeless Shelters were created to meet the needs of people in our community through sharing the love and hope of Jesus Christ. It is Fellowship Missions’ heart’s desire to give individuals a safe and loving place and to help them achieve a better way for themselves and their families. To learn about helping Fellowship Missions please visit www.fellowshipmissions.net

Combined Community Services provides comfort, hope and resources for neighbors in need. Offering “a hand up, not a hand out,” CCS removes barriers for low-income or in-crisis residents of Kosciusko County by offering programs that educate and support clients and equip them to achieve a higher quality of life.

To learn about helping Combined Community Services visit http://www.combinedcommunityservices.org/

To stay in touch with iBOP, donate  and to learn of events go to www.facebook.com/ibopfans