California's magic touch with auctions

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Charity wine auctions in California raise more money than those held in any other state. Thirty-nine auctions were held in 1992 in the state, raising money for AIDS and other causes. California's wealthy population and large wine industry are discussed.

California, Charitable contributions, Charitable donations

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Benefit auctions prosper, defy recession fears

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Charity wine auctions raised $6,191,994 last year. Even in difficult economic times, the auctions helped fund cultural institutions, high school athletic departments, poor and homeless problems, AIDS research, and historic building renovation.

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Despite recession, charity auctions see good growth

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Charity wine auctions held in 1992 netted respectable sums of money, despite the recession. The Napa Valley Wine Auction raised $1,010,200. Beneficiaries of these auctions included AIDS victims and the Association for Retarded Citizens.

Charitable societies

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