Kathie Lee Gifford and Regis Philbin pose with an autographed football that is up for bid on Ebay, the proceeds from which will benefit The Salvation Army's relief efforts in Haiti.

While you were at home on the couch enjoying the Super Bowl with friends earlier this month, so was Kathie Lee Gifford. Who says celebrities aren’t just like normal, everyday people? Sounds pretty average to me. Well…almost.

Her party-goers are probably a little more famous than yours and mine, and their autographs would earn a pretty penny more than my John Hancock could ever go for. Or at least that’s what I can tell from the signed football they’re auctioning on E-Bay.

While enjoying the great Sunday match-up, Kathie Lee made sure to make the event count. She autographed a Wilson Super Bowl XLIV football and had her football Hall of Famer husband Frank Gifford and TV icon Regis Philbin also sign the pigskin. The football is now up for bid on Ebay, with proceeds going to benefit The Salvation Army’s relief efforts in Haiti.

With the auction ending February 19, there are almost 3 days left to make a bid on the ball, which is already up to $2,026.00! If you’re interested in staking your claim AND helping Haiti, check out the bidding war here.

Kathie Lee discusses her football for bid at approximately 4 minutes into this Today Show clip.

To stay updated on The Salvation Army’s efforts in Haiti or within your local community, visit our national website at www.salvationarmyusa.org or follow us on  Facebook and Twitter.