The Unbroken Chain Foundation is currently working with the Charity Folks website to raise money for Haitian Earthquake Relief. To this end, six auctions are currently underway that tie in to the Furthur & Friends Phil Lesh Birthday Celebration at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, CA on Friday, March 12. The winners will meet Lesh before the show to offer him 70th birthday greetings and then help build the float that the auction winners will ride on during the event. In addition, each high bidder will receive a ticket to the VIP section and lounge along with an event T-shirt and a poster signed by Lesh and Bob Weir. Bidding will conclude on March 5.
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