Protect IL Silent Auction

Bid Today. Protect Independent Living Tomorrow.

Every bid helps support NCIL’s efforts to protect, strengthen, and advance the Independent Living Movement. A portion of the proceeds support advocacy, education, organizing, and rapid response efforts that help ensure people with disabilities can live, work, and thrive in their homes and communities.

For more than 50 years, the Independent Living Movement has demonstrated that people with disabilities belong in their homes and communities, not institutions. The work is not finished. Every bid placed today helps ensure that the next generation inherits a stronger, more inclusive future. Protect IL. Protect Independence. Protect Our Future.

A large crowd marches toward the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C. Many participants wear matching blue "Level Up" t-shirts; one person holds a handwritten cardboard sign reading "Protect Disability Rights." Several marchers use wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Trees line the route under a partly cloudy sky.

NCIL extends our sincere appreciation to the individuals, organizations, and partners who generously donated items and experiences to support the Protect IL Silent Auction.

Your contributions help strengthen NCIL's efforts to protect and advance independent living, disability rights, and community living opportunities for people with disabilities nationwide. Because of your generosity, we are able to raise critical resources while celebrating the innovation, leadership, and commitment that make our movement stronger.

Please join us in thanking our auction donors:

Grand Hyatt Washington
Waymo
AdapTee Golf
Josh Basile
Kelley Simoneaux
Heather Miller
Theo W. Braddy
Lachi
Brown, Goldstein & Levy
Michael Kiel
Dr. Sherman Gillums Jr.
Andrew Robertson Photography

Together, we are helping ensure that people with disabilities can live, work, and thrive in the communities of their choice.

Thank you for helping us Protect Independent Living.

Support Independent Living for People with Disabilities

Defending civil rights and promoting community inclusion for all