"We are thrilled to bring the Gay Bachelor Auction back for a sixth year," said Claire Oliver, a co-coordinator for the event. "There are so many exciting new changes that will surely please the crowd."

Oliver is joined by Jason Vincik who also coordinates the auction.

"Last year the auction made over $12,000," Vincik said. "This year we will be able to distribute funds to multiple charities through All Tri.  We're very excited about this new change in our structure."

Previous auctions directly benefited The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, an organization that both Oliver and Vincik continue to support. Both organizers have lost loved ones to blood cancers, including a past bachelor who died in 2007 of non Hodgkin's lymphoma.

For more information about All Tri, please visit www.alltri.org.

"We had such a great response from our original site that was built two years ago," says Jason Vincik, co-chair of the Gay Bachelor Auction. "Internet technology changes every day, so It was time to upgrade our site architecture and include tools like RSS feeds."

Claire Oliver, co-chair and triathlon coach for All-Tri, says "I really think everyone is going to love the new Web site. It's easy to navigate and it also has some back-end tools that help us keep organized."

The Gay Bachelor Auction is an event associated with Oliver's participation in All-Tri, a nonprofit organization that trains athletes to complete a triathlon in exchange for charitable fundraising.

Oliver explains "What makes All-Tri such an amazing organization is that participants not only get professional athletic training, but they also have the opportunity to donate proceeds from their fundraising to the charity of their choice."

Oliver and the rest of the Gay Bachelor Auction committee are voting next week to decide which charities to support with proceeds from the 2009 event.

To view the new Gay Bachelor Auction Web site, please visit www.gayauction.org. For more information about All-Tri, please visit www.alltri.org.