Bid or Add an Item in UPR's 60th Anniversary Auction

A Zion Canyon Lodge getaway is one of the items you can bid on in the UPR auction.

UPR's 60th Anniversary Auction is currently underway, and more items are being added each day.

Add an item to the auction

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Peruse and bid on the item(s) of your choice.

The auction is open now through the evening of Tuesday, June 18. First time bidders must register before proceeding. Former users simply log in.

NEW USERS:

Fill out the form for a new bidder, and click register. The form will then show again, with a link at the top that says, "Please Click Here to Begin Bidding!" which will link you back to the main page of the auction.

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