Mistress Cyan Announces 'Slave Auction' Christmas Charity Drive

LOS ANGELES — Dominatrix Mistress Cyan has announced the 2024 edition of her annual “Slave Auction” Christmas charity food and toy drive, taking place tomorrow at Sanctuary Studios LAX. Doors open at 8 p.m. (PDT).

"Cyan's seductive celebration is a kinky take on the classic bachelor auction," a rep explained. "Volunteers put themselves up for auction for the night. Those bringing in a new toy for children, canned food, or dry goods get play money to bid on the 'slaves' for the evening. Winning bidders get to play with their human prizes for the night. Everything is negotiated, consensual, and for fun."

Mistress Cyan, owner and founder of Sanctuary Studios, enthused about the event.

“This is all for a good cause and a lot of fun," she said. "We invite those in the adult industry to join us this year and contribute to those in need. I appreciate all the support that I have gotten with this over the years. Please continue with that support and let's make sure we help put some food on the table and toys under a tree for those who may not get it otherwise."

Canned food, dry goods, blankets, gift cards, and cash donations will also be accepted.

For more information, visit Sanctuary Studios online.

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