Asheville, NC, the day after Helene. Photo: Bill McMannis · CC BY 2.0
How it works
You've been through enough.
We do the work.
From the first phone call to the final gavel, our team runs the whole sale. Here's the process we're building — step by step, in plain language.
You apply. We talk.
Tell us about your business, what happened, and what inventory you have. A real person calls you back. No fees, no obligation — a conversation first, always.
We come to you and catalog
Our team travels to your town and photographs, counts, and prices what survived — with you, at your pace. You approve everything that goes in the sale.
We film your story
Buyers don't just buy products — they back people. We shoot a short, honest film about your shop: what you built, what the disaster took, and what recovery looks like.
We go live on Whatnot
We host a high-energy live auction on Whatnot, the live-shopping platform, putting your goods in front of buyers across the country. You can be on camera or off — your call.
We handle fulfillment, you get paid
Packing, shipping, and customer questions are on us. Proceeds flow to your recovery under terms we agree together up front — in writing, before anything sells.
Honest fine print
What we can — and can't — promise yet.
We're pre-launch. We haven't run our first sale yet. The founding cohort is where we prove this model works — which means the first businesses get our full, undivided effort, and also our honesty that this is new for all of us.
Terms are set together, in writing, before we start. We're not publishing a rate card for something we haven't run. Every founding-cohort agreement is built one-on-one, designed around your recovery — and you see every number before you commit.
You stay in control. Your inventory, your story, your name. Nothing gets sold, filmed, or published without your sign-off.
Five minutes, no cost
Ready when you are.
Whether the disaster was last month or years ago — if you still have inventory and a story, we want to hear from you.