Casting Crown's Mark Hall is putting his Avengers-themed desk up for auction.
The one of a kind piece has a glass top, accent lights, hidden storage and drawers.
At the rear of the desk, a faux chamber and a heavy-duty door can be found symbolising the Hulk and a few of Hawkeye’s arrows.
The top of the desk is decorated with a display of Nick Fury's gun, ID and badge. The front displays Ironman’s helmet and arch reactor, Thor’s hammer and Cap America’s shield.
The desk will auction soon and the profit will go to World Vision water efforts in Africa. The buyer's purchase will be tax deductible.
Hall said via Casting Crown's Facebook, "Hey friends, Mark Hall here. I am preparing to auction my Avengers desk for world vision relief efforts in Africa. We raised $9000 for the Han Solo desk two years ago. 100% of all funds go straight to world vision. I will begin posting things about an auction coming up starting next week. Would you be willing to help me spread the word?"
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