WightAID is giving music fans the chance to win 2 Isle of Wight Festival tickets through a charity silent auction, with all proceeds helping to support the organisation’s ongoing work across the Isle of Wight.
The local charity has kindly been donated a pair of Isle of Wight Festival tickets, which will now be awarded to the highest bidder, offering one lucky winner the opportunity to attend one of the Island’s biggest events while supporting good causes within the community.
To take part in the silent auction, bidders are asked to email [email protected] with their name, contact details and bid amount.
The silent auction closes at 17:00 on 7th June 2026.
The highest valid bid received before the closing date will be contacted directly by WightAID. Full payment must be received before the tickets are transferred or handed over.
Geoff Underwood, Chairman of WightAID, has said:
“We are delighted to offer this opportunity to the Island community.
“Not only does it give someone the chance to attend one of the Isle of Wight’s biggest events, but every bid placed will help support WightAID’s work and the local causes we assist throughout the year.”
Anyone wishing to support WightAID directly can also make a donation online here.
Important information relating to the silent auction has been published by WightAID.
The highest valid bid received before 17:00 on Sunday 7th June 2026 will win the tickets, with the successful bidder contacted directly by the charity.
By submitting a bid, entrants consent to WightAID contacting them regarding their bid and related auction administration. WightAID has said contact details may be retained in accordance with applicable data protection legislation.
WightAID provides funding to individuals, charities and community organisations across the Isle of Wight, helping projects and initiatives that make a real difference to local people.
The charity also reserves the right to verify bids and withdraw or amend the silent auction if necessary





















































































