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We are thrilled to invite you to Clifton Surf Lifesaving Club’s Annual Auction gala in support of the Clifton Bursary & Development Fund.
As esteemed members of our community, your presence would not only be an honour but a vital contribution to our cause.
The Clifton Bursary & Development Fund stands as a beacon of inclusivity and support for both our club and the lifesaving developmental initiatives we undertake in the greater Western Cape. Its purpose is to aid members facing financial challenges that may otherwise hinder their participation in club activities and our lifesaving movement.
From covering annual membership fees to providing assistance with equipment, education course fees, clothing, and event attendance at both local and global competitions, this fund ensures all CSLC members and those who are part of our developmental programmes, have equal opportunities to engage in the rich experiences that lifesaving offers. Your generous support at our auction will directly impact the lives of our members, fostering a more inclusive and vibrant community for all.
The Auction
The main event of the evening will see attendees enjoying an engaging Auction experience. Upon arrival, guests will be welcomed into the bidding ambiance where they’ll have the opportunity to peruse the selection of auction items. Our seasoned auctioneers will guide the evening’s proceedings while you engage with fellow attendees in spirited bidding.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the auction scene, our event promises excitement and the chance to acquire unique experiences, memorabilia and more. And once the auction concludes, well it wouldn’t be a CSLC event without a great Dj and a lively dance floor to end the night.
Note: Closer to the event we will be distributing an Auction Item list to all attendees. Please ensure you supply your email when purchasing your tickets to receive this.
We look forward to having you join us as we come together to celebrate lifesaving, camaraderie, and the spirit of giving back.

