This copper bracelet was crafted by a Hopi woman, 83 years old. UP worked for a couple of days fixing up the home of her sister. When UP asked about the cost of a bracelet, the elder woman said, "Please take it as a gift; take as many as you want." In gratitude for our gift of service, she wanted to thank us by giving us the product that supports her family. Lesson learned; bracelet paid for. Both parties enriched.

Giclee print on canvas

Size 14" x18"

Starting bid: $80

Donated by Joyce Hartpence, UP supporter and sister of Mary

Reilly.

The print is mounted on stretcher bars, and sides are finished so it is ready to hang. Can be hung as is or framed.  UP has engaged in several civil rights oriented trips

to Mississippi and South Carolina in order to learn more about civil rights and to help those negatively impacted by racist

policies.

This basket of pure dog bliss contains dog food, dog treats, cleaning aids and swag donated by Ann-imals Pet Supply Store,  York, ME

This basket contains cat food and cat treats - the purr-fect gift for your cat or a cat-loving friend. Donated by  Ann-imals Pet Supply Store,  York, ME.

This bag brings together powerful stories, history, music, and

experiences that will leave you inspired. Inside, you’ll find three thought provoking books, starting with Never Caught by Erica Armstrong Dunbar, the powerful story of Ona Judge, an enslaved woman who risked everything to escape the Washington household in search of freedom.

The book is signed by both the author and the artist, Manuel Ramirez, whose large mural of Ona Judge was unveiled in Portsmouth earlier this year.

The bag also includes two tickets to the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire walking tour in Portsmouth on Saturday, October 17, from 2:00–3:30 PM. The featured tour, Lives Bound Together: The Washingtons and Ona Marie Judge in NH, brings this important story to life while exploring the history of Black

people in New Hampshire.

Continue the journey with Sum Rithy: Surviving the Genocide in the Land of Angkor, a moving story of survival

during the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, and the historic Martin Luther King Jr. and the Montgomery Story comic book, highlighting Dr. King’s leadership and the power of nonviolent action during the Civil Rights Movement.

Adding to the collection are two CDs featuring music by UP founder Tim Churchard, with songs exploring

social justice and important issues facing our world. Finally, the bag itself is a special piece from the Bruce

Springsteen Land of Hope & Dreams 2026 American Tour.

Whether you love history, music, or simply want to discover something new, bid on this special bag and

remember our voices and actions can make a difference.

Made by Donna Church

Size: 41" x 52"

Opening Bid: $150

This quilt, handcrafted by UP supporter, Donna Church, was made from African fabrics.

UP has engaged in volunteer activities in Tanzania for many years and this year added Kenya as a volunteer site.

This is a beautiful black-and-white oil painting by a local artist in the Dominican Republic where up supports the Mariposa Foundation, a school founded to help educate girls and stop the cycle of poverty

UP volunteers conducted seminars in team building for aboriginal children being educated in Ipoh before they return home to the rainforest to enhance community life. The Ipoh region is a mining center in northwest Malaysia

The Annah Reis Longhouse is a string of connected, elevated wooden units that house over 100 families.

UP volunteers conducted seminars in team building for aboriginal children being educated in the nearby city of Ipoh before they return to the rainforest to improve conditions in the communities where their families live.

These Malaysian sauces are homemade in Massachusetts with mostly local and organic ingredients with no added preservatives:

1. Sambal Boleh (contains dried shrimp), a Malaysian hot sauce that can be used as a condiment or as a base of making many Southeast Asian dishes.

2. Kaya (Pandan flavor), the most popular jam for breakfast toast in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore.

3. Curry Paste - pair it with coconut cream or milk to make rich and flavorful curry at home!

Yew Cheong Tham is a long-time supporter and former board member of UP. He helped to make arrangements for this past year's Orient Express Service Trip.

Size 150x80

Opening bid: $70

Kelantan is home to the Tmer tribe, to which the children

UP members worked with belong. Kelantan is known for preserving ancient traditions, including batik weaving which

can be fashioned into scarves or other items.

These colorful, block printed, reversible placemats brighten any meal. They are from the Kelantan region in the Northeast of Malaysia,

which is the area from which the aboriginal students with whom UP worked are from.

Source: Mangyan Indigenous Hill Tribe of the Philippines

Size: Bowl - 14" diam x 4" deep;

Mat - 12" diameter

Starting Bid: $70

This bowl and mat set was made in the Mindoro Rainforest from the local mito vine. UP volunteers purchased and packaged nonperishable food items, and delivered the packages to members of Mangyan villages in the rainforest where farms and crops had been destroyed by recent monsoons.

This gold bears a traditional Mangyan design . During

its stay in the Philippines, UP members delivered food

to Mangyan mountain villages where people were suffering the loss of crops due to typhoons that recently moved through the island.

Tray: 11" long x 6"wide;

Salad Implements: 6"

Starting bid: $50

The sugar palm is known for its various uses : fronds are made into mats, timber is used for building material and crafts, and sap is used to make wine and sugar

Donated by Susan Varn

Dimensions 24"x38" (framed behind glass)

Starting Bid: $100

This is a vintage Siamese (Thai) rice paper rubbing of an ancient stone temple relief. Rubbings are no longer allowed in order to protect the delicate stone, which makes this item collectible as well as beautiful.

These extra light, loose fitting elephant pants are perfect for any occasion. They are quick drying and ideal for traveling. They are seen all over southeast Asia and are worn by young and old alike.

These pants, made by an indigenous

tribe of northern Thailand, are

often called harem pants. They

are loose fitting, flowing pants

often patterned with abstract or

floral designs.

Dimensions: 15.5" x 65"

Starting Bid: $20

This Cambodian scarf style is common to Khmer culture and is worn by adults and children alike. Its grid pattern, most commonly red or blue and white, is what makes it distinctive.

Size: 3.5" x 4"

Starting Bid: $69

Sandstone is often used for small sculptures due to its soft, earthy texture and natural, earthy tones. The position of the trunk is significant - downward represents respect and groundedness and curled represents joyfulness.