The Spring In For JUMP is now open. The auction will run from April 27, 2025 to May 9, 2025, with proceeds going to JOINT URBAN MINISTRY PROJECT INC in order to support the services it provides. From local gift cards to businesses, restaurants, services, and experiences, to a safari, to creative baskets, to amazing work from local artisans, to a beautiful antique mahogany boat, to homemade meals and confections, and to lovely and unique Christmas nativities…there is something for everyone! So, tell your friends, family, community. We have great support for the auction! Element Real Estate VT and the Timberlane Dental Group have signed on as sponsors and an anonymous donor has given JUMP a matching grant that will match the first $4000 in bids!!! Let the bidding begin!

Planning Ahead

Please make sure your credit card information is up to date in your "biddingforgood" account.  This will make the check out process go smoothly.

For all our local highest bidders - Pick up will be on Saturday, May 10th from 1pm to 2 pm at the First Congregational Church in downtown Burlington.  The church has a U shaped driveway.  You can pull up in front of the chapel entrance (second door) and we will hand you your auction winnings; no need to get out of your car.

For our out of town highest bidders, you will receive an email asking to verify your mailing address.  Your auction items will not be mailed until you verify your mailing address.  Shipping cost will be added to your credit card charge.

What is JUMP all about?

JUMP is about neighbors helping neighbors in Vermont.

Since 1988, JUMP has been helping Vermonters facing economic difficulties, food and housing insecurity.

How does JUMP help?

In 2024, JUMP helped more than 3000 Vermonters from 29 VT cities and towns with:  Utility Grants, Bus Passes, Gas Vouchers, Laundromat access, Food Assistance, Toiletries & Thrift Shop Vouchers

JUMP’s Drop-In Center provides: Thoughtful listening; Informed Referrals; Healthy Snacks, Free Items & More!

Who does JUMP assist?

We help all with financial and personal challenges, including folks who are unhoused, low wage workers, people living with disabilities and all struggling to get or stay housed.