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Donate to the MCAA’s Annual Online Auction

Words: Mason ContractorsShow your support for the Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) and the masonry industry by donating to the MCAA’s Annual Online Auction.

The MCAA’s Online Auction offers mason contractors the opportunity to purchase products for a fraction of the cost of retail while supporting the Association and masonry industry at the same time. All proceeds support MCAA programs and efforts to support the interests of mason contractors.

You can support the masonry industry by donating products and services to be auctioned during the MCAA’s Online Auction. Previously donated items have included scaffolding, mast climbers, masonry tools, gift certificates, vacation packages and much more. No item is too large or small.

Benefits of Donating

All donors will receive a one year leaderboard banner advertisement on the MCAA website. In addition, donors will also receive the following benefits:

Retail Value of $1,000 or More

  • Featured product announcement or case study on the MCAA website and MCAA newsletter
  • One year leaderboard banner advertisement on the MCAA website
  • One year leaderboard advertisement on MasonrySystems.org website

Retail Value of $5,000 or More

  • Premium Buyer’s Guide listing on MCAA website for one year
  • Featured product announcement or case study on the MCAA website and MCAA newsletter
  • One year leaderboard banner advertisement on the MCAA website
  • One year leaderboard advertisement on MasonrySystems.org website

Retail Value of $10,000 or More

  • One attendee package to 2016 MCAA Midyear Meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz.
  • Premium Buyer’s Guide listing on MCAA website for one year
  • Featured product announcement or case study on the MCAA website and MCAA newsletter
  • One year leaderboard banner advertisement on the MCAA website
  • One year leaderboard advertisement on MasonrySystems.org website

Retail Value of $15,000 or More

  • Listed as a MCAA Corporate Partner for 2016 with full benefits
  • One attendee package to 2016 MCAA Midyear Meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz.
  • Premium Buyer’s Guide listing on MCAA website for one year
  • Featured product announcement or case study on the MCAA website and MCAA newsletter
  • One year leaderboard banner advertisement on the MCAA website
  • One year leaderboard advertisement on MasonrySystems.org website
The MCAA’s Online Auction will be held Tuesday, April 26, 2016 through Thursday, April 28, 2016 at www.masoncontractors.org/auction.

Please contact the MCAA office at 800-536-2225 if you have any questions regarding the MCAA’s Online Auction or how to donate.
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