UNC announced on Monday that is partnering with the All In Challenge to auction off four suite seats to the UNC vs. Auburn at the 2020 Kickoff Classic Game in Atlanta.

The All In Challenge has been working with athletes and celebrities during the COVID-19 pandemic to raise money to provide food to kids, elderly and the frontline workers.

Here’s exactly what Carolina fans can bid on:

Get ready for an amazing Carolina football experience and attend the UNC vs. Auburn 2020 Kickoff Classic Game in Atlanta. You and three guests will receive seats in the Athletic Director’s suite for the game, as well as pregame and fourth-quarter access to the team sideline! Start game day off by attending the official UNC pregame tailgate and join the team for the Team Walk into Mercedes Benz Stadium before the game. The fun doesn’t stop there! After the game, you will attend the post-game head coach Mack Brown press conference and get a game program autographed by Brown to take home. This incredible UNC football fan experience also includes dinner in Atlanta with Tar Heels greats Alge Crumpler (Carolina ’01, 10-year NFL player with the Falcons, Titans and Patriots) and Vonnie Holliday (Carolina ’98, 15-year NFL player with the Packers, Chiefs, Dolphins, Broncos, Redskins and Cardinals). Talk about a dream come true for a true Tar Heels fan! 100% of the money raised through this Game/Auction will go directly to Feeding America, Meals On Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry.

The starting bid for this package is set at $2,500 and the auction ends in four days.

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