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Silent Auction Preview! SILENT AUCTION PREVIEW! These are some of the great items/packages that will be available to purchase at the Shamrock Shenanigans event! We are grateful for the many generous parents and businesses that donated goods and services! Title Description Value Fore! Conway Farms Golf Club, Foursome of Golf, Caddies not Included (Honor Caddies are $80 Per); AV shirt, golf balls. $1,250.00 Diet Coach Judy 1 month of services. Includes personal evaluation and analysis to develop a plan that provides recipe ideas, motivational techniques, and helpful tips to make losing weight easier on you; HealthTrack Sports Wellness One month $950.00 Renew Your Resolution membership (non-member: must be 18 years old); Shopping Girl XOXO, Half Day Wardrobe Analysis (Includes consultation, garment recommendations, champagne, cookies) $50 Travel Fee if not in Chicago Say Cheese Deluxe Portrait Session (value $350) at Ebert Fine Art Portraiture, and a $350 credit towards portrait selection. $700.00 Meet the Mouse Disney (4) 1-Day Hopper Passes valid at Walt Disney World Theme Parks (expire in 2 years, subject to block-out dates) $650.00 Chicago White Sox Harold Harold Baines Meet/Greet with 4 Tickets. 4 premium lower box seats to game in April/May. 4 on field passes meet and greet $600.00 Baines Meet & Greet former White Sox Star Harold Baines (donated by Steve Lichtenheld) Dyson Dyson V8 Absolute Vacuum, valued at $599.99. $599.00 Fore! need certificate from Elgin CC; Top Golf $25 Gift Card & 2 Member playing cards; AV shirt $575.00 Beachbody 21-Day Fix w/containers and an online challenge group (Donated by Rachel Freebairn/coach); Free Consultation, A Fabulous New You! Exam, X-Rays, 30-min Massage at Advanced Wellness Center; Haircut and Color Service of Choice at Aveda Institute Chicago; 1 $575.00 Pair LuLaRoe Leggings Two Night Stay with Breakfast for Two at The Knickerbocker Hotel in Chicago; Chicago Architecture Foundation: $100 Gift $513.00 Weekend in the City Certificate to Formento's Chicago; (2) Tickets to The Second City in Chicago $20 Gift Card to Danby's Station; (2) $10 Gift Cards to Egg'lectic Cafe; Breakfast for 2 ($25.00x2) at Butterfield's Pancake House; $489.00 I Love Brunch Wolf Gourmet Toaster (Donated by Drury Designs) Marcus Hotel and Resorts (2) $25 SafeHouse Chicago gift certificates & 1 overnight stay at AC hotel w/parking in Chicago; 4 Weekend Getaway Tickets to any weekend performance at Adventure Stage Chicago; One Gift Certificate for 12 Count Box of Chocolate Dipped $472.00 Fruit from Edible Arrangements in Wheaton. Wheaton Park District/Arrowhead, (2) Twosomes for 18 holes of golf plus 1 car (Mon-Thurs or after 12 Sat/Sun); AV golf balls $472.00 Fore! donated by Dr. Bruno; Glen Oak Golf Balls. Everyone Look & SMILE! Classic Kids Photography: (1) Certificate for Sitting Fee for up to 2 subjects and 8x10 fine art print (value $465). $465.00 Classic Kids Photography: (1) Certificate for pet sitting for a furry friend plus one additional subject and an 8x10 fine art print $465.00 Say Woof! (value $465) Make Noise Like John Certificate for One Semester of Yamaha Music Course for Beginning Musicians & T-Shirt from Yamaha School of Music $400.00 Legend Chicago White Sox Signed Game Used Bat- Adam Eaton. Signed Ball and Framed Picture Jose Quintana (donated by Steve Lichtenheld) $400.00 Memorabilia 1 Chicago White Sox Signed Bat- Jose Abreu & Signed Ball and Framed Picture David Robertson (donated by Steve Lichtenheld) $400.00 Memorabilia 2 My Gym Wheaton One Free Month of Classes plus Free Lifetime Family Membership (new members only); Hi-Five Sports Clubs 1 $386.00 I Like to Move it Move it week (2017) summer camp at Players Indoor Sports-Naperville (4) Tickets to an Emerald City show at the Apollo Theater (exp 6/2017); (4) Performance Tickets to Pinocchio (Runs 4/18-5/7) at Chicago Children's Theatre; (4) Tickets to Youth Theater Performance on either Mar 18th ("Miss Nelson is Missing"), April 2nd $378.00 Exit Stage Left Kids! ("Charlotte's Web"), or April 29th ("The Monster Who Ate My Peas") at North Central College in Naperville; 2 Lifeline Theatre in Chicago Admissions to a MainStage or KidSeries performance (not valid Sat@ 8pm or Sun @1pm). Counter Strike MMA 1 Month Free Membership; DuPage Training Academy 3 pack of private baseball lessons with professional $375.00 Jab to a Homerun instructor 1 Night Stay Deluxe Room and $60.00 Breakfast Credit at JW Marriott Chicago Hotel; $50 Gift Card to Cheesecake Factory; (2) $352.00 Weekend Not So Far Away Tickets to Up Comedy Club in Chicago Golf Shirts Galore 10 assorted golf shirts (sizes Med-XXL) 1 XL Pull over jacket with removable (donated by Polzin Family) $350.00 Chicago Blackhawks 4 Tickets and a Parking Pass to a 2017 Chicago Blackhawks Pre-Season Game (donated by Jim Cardamone) $350.00 Package includes: (2) St. Louis Cardinals tickets in reserved seating for Mon-Thurs Home Game during 2017 season (no 5/16-5/17, 8/9-8/10 or against Cubs) Need to redeem by 8/31. (2) Gateway Arch Tram Vouchers and (2) Sightsee Arch Cruise Vouchers, 10 Meet Me in St. Louis person private VIP tour and tasting at The Schlafly Tap Room. Tour includes samples of several styles of Schlafly Beer. Certificate $338.00 for one night weekend stay at any Drury Hotel (located in St. Louis), 4 admission passes to Missouri Botanical Garden (Shaw Nature Reserve, Butterfly House, Botanical Garden) Butterfield Park District Butterfield Park District Family of 4 Aquatics Membership, One Session of Swim Lessons, $10 Coupon for Rec program $330.00 2 Sightseeing Tour Passes on New Orleans Steamboat Company ($140); Are We There Yet?, LLC-2 Adult Seats on regularly $330.00 NOLA scheduled Day Trip Tour; Louisiana spice and drink (Abita Root Beer, Abita Beer, Spices, hot sauce) Wheaton Sports Center: 1 month free family membership, cooler, water bottle, cup, books, bag and $120 Moves Dance Studio Gift $325.00 Wheaton Sports Center Certificate $25 Gift Card and shopping party for group at Jeans and a Cute Top Shop; Gift Certificate for custom facial at Jazz Salon & Spa; Girls Day Out Wine Tasting for 4 at Cooper's Hawk. Includes a gourmet chocolate truffle; Rodan + Fields Sunless Tanner, Moisturizer, Sunscreen, $323.00 Mini Facial GLOW pack Heroes & Villains Fan Fest (2) 2-day general admission weekend passes for Heroes & Villains Fan Fest Chicago event 3/25-3/26 in $320.00 Heroes and Villains Rosemont; 4 Ty Marvel Stuffies; Graham Cracker Comic-10 pack of toys and Superman comic book. Chicago Bears 4 - 100 Level Tickets to a 2017 Chicago Bears Pre-Season Game (donated by Jim Cardamone) $315.00 Pump it Up-Elmhurst Gift Certificate ($265) for Weekday Party, Water Bottle, Glasses, Drawstring Bag $265.00 (4) Milwaukee Admirals: $15 Tickets (Sun-Thurs) (or (4) $10 off Fri/Sat game) Exp. 4/16/17; 2 complimentary tickets to summer Up North! show at Northern Sky Theater in Fish Creek, WI; 1 Door County Kayak Tour; Discovery World Milwaukee (4) general admission $255.00 passes; $20 gift certificate to Popeye's of Lake Geneva. Orange Theory Fitness- Orange Theory Fitness Glen Ellyn Gift Basket- 1 month elite membership ($89), OTF Heart Rate Monitor, Towel, Shirt, Tank, $250.00 Glen Ellyn Water Bottle, Headband DuPage Training Academy DuPage Training Academy 2 hours party rental with 2 coordinators $250.00 Party! In-home wine tasting for up to 12-16 people with 6 bottles of exclusive and premium international wines, wine education, and a $250.00 Wine! Wine Advisor for 2 hours. In-home wine tasting for up to 16 people with 6 bottles of exclusive and premium international wines, wine education, and a $250.00 Wine! Wine Advisor. Certificate for Academic Evaluation (ACT/SAT/Learning Center Services) at Glen Ellyn or DG Location; Jan Brett- Author, Signed Bookworm Poster of "Gingerbread Christmas"; Robert Munsch/ Author-Signed Book "Look at Me!"; Breakfast at the Bookstore for 6 (includes $250.00 breakfast, book talk, and 10% discount on purchases) Available Wed & Fri Mornings, all in a 31 bag. Includes (4) Tommy Bahama Backpack Beach Chairs and a matching 7 ft. Umbrella. (Donated by Daniel's family); 2 free $235.00 Fun in the Sun admissions to Centennial Beach and paddle boat pass at Riverwalk (up to 4 people) in Naperville 2 tickets to Joffrey Ballet Global Visionaries (April 26-May7) $210; $25 Gift Card to PJ's Camera in Glen Ellyn; 1 private dance lesson $235.00 Making Memories for 1 or 2 people expires 6/30/17 and attend 2 individual group classes at Sterba's Dance Sports Escape Barone's (2) $30 gift cards; Admission for 6 at Hidden Key Escapes - Naperville ($174) $234.00 $100.00 Gift card - Antico Posto in Oak Brook; (3) $10 Gift Cards from Graham's Fine Chocolate; (4) Tickets to Chicago Symphony $230.00 Date Day Orchestra "Once Upon a Symphony" (5/7, 1:30PM; $64) at COD MAC; attend 2 individual group classes at Sterba's Dance Sports Escape Brio Tuscan Grill $50 gift card; 6 People Escape Room Experience at Lisle Room $221.00 Beat the Summer Boredom (4) General Admission Tickets to Field Museum; (4) General Admission Tickets to Shedd Aquarium; Voucher for (4) to Chicago's $218.00 Downtown Chicago Funhouse at Navy Pier; 4 General Admission Passes (Certificate) to Adler Planetarium Zanies Comedy Club 6 Comedy Show Tickets (Not valid Sat., must be 21, 2 items purchase per person is required); Bar Louis 2 $215.00 Night Out apps; (2) $25 Dining Certificates for Devon Seafood + Steak in Oakbrook Weber Grill Jumbo Joe 18" and 3PC tool set, half apron, T-brush (donated by Poi Family); 1 weekend campsite rental during 2017 $214.00 Camp Out season (not valid holidays/special events) in Amboy, IL Zanies Comedy Club 6 Comedy Show Tickets (Not valid Sat., must be 21, 2 items purchase per person is required); Shannon's Irish $213.00 Girls Night! Pub $15.00; La Scarpetta ($25.00; donated by Kim DeMeo) Wine and Dine Guided Tour and Wine Tasting for up to 10 Adults at Lynfred Winery in Roselle, IL; $100 gift card to Saddle Room.
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