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Tuesday, December 2, 2014 PRESENTING SPONSOR Live Auction 100 The Ultimate Fenway Concert Experience: August 6, 2015 $2,000 You and three friends will truly feel like VIPs at the concert of the summer: Live Auction Live James Taylor at Fenway Park! Your experience begins with dinner at Hojoko at The Verb Hotel, where you’ll enjoy fun, Japanese-inspired cuisine, created by James Beard Award- winning chef, Tim Cushman. From there, you’re off to Fenway Park to see the legendary James Taylor—featuring Bonnie Raitt! When the show ends, you won’t have to worry about getting home. Instead, your group will enjoy a one-night stay at The Verb Hotel, a stone’s throw from Fenway Park. This newly renovated, boutique hotel offers plush accommodations and embraces the spirit and history of the Fenway neighborhood’s rich music and art scene by incorporating rare pop artifacts and music memorabilia into its unique décor. Dinner for four includes one complimentary cocktail per person. Accommodations include room and tax for two guest rooms. Includes four tickets to the August 6, 2015 concert. Seat location to be determined by Red Sox ticket office. Compliments of Steve Samuels and the Boston Red Sox 101 Boston Red Sox Coaches’ Assistant Experience $2,000 Your favorite little baseball fan will sit with the Red Sox coaches during the pregame ceremonies of a 2015 Red Sox game at Fenway Park—and will walk the lineup cards out to the umpires before the first pitch! This experience includes four premium tickets for the game (for the child and three guests). Before the game, you’ll enjoy a private tour of Fenway Park, watch batting practice from the warning track, and your child will meet and get a keepsake photo taken with Wally the Green Monster! Child must be under 12 years of age. To be scheduled for a mutually agreeable date. Compliments of the Boston Red Sox champions for children’s 102 Golf with Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf in Big Sky, Montana $100,000 This golfer’s dream trip for two includes a round of golf with the legendary Jack Nicklaus at the grand opening of The RESERVE at Moonlight Basin, one of Nicklaus’ Signature Golf Courses—plus a second round with one of the best-known pro golfers and course designer, Tom Weiskopf, at his signature- Auction Live designed course at Spanish Peaks Mountain Club. You and your guest will fly via private jet to Big Sky, Montana, then via helicopter to the luxurious Spanish Peaks Mountain Club. This 5,700-acre, private, members-only community will be your home for a three-night stay— during which you’ll play unlimited golf on the courses of your choice. Trip to be scheduled for mutually agreeable dates during the summer of 2015. Compliments of CrossHarbor Capital Partners and Spanish Peaks Mountain Club 103 Maroon 5 Concert Suite and Front Row Tickets: March 3, 2015 $12,000 You and 17 very lucky friends will experience the hottest show in town: Maroon 5! Your group will enjoy the show in true VIP style—from your private luxury suite and four front-row seats, giving you exclusive access to get up-close and personal with Adam Levine, the Grammy Award-winning band’s front man, People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2013, and current fan-favorite coach on NBC’s hit series “The Voice.” Includes 18 suite and four front-row tickets for the Maroon 5 concert on March 3, 2015 at the TD Garden. Compliments of Boston Bruins, Boston Bruins Foundation, Delaware North Companies and the Jacobs Family 104 Yellowstone Club Winter Wonderland in Big Sky, Montana $80,000 Enjoy a spectacular seven-night vacation, for your group of eight, in a newly built, luxury home at the Yellowstone Club’s ski resort, where you and your guests will have the full “ski-in/ski-out” experience. During your stay, you’ll be treated to two dinners prepared in your home by a private chef. Excludes air and ground transportation. To be scheduled for mutually agreeable dates during the 2015 ski season. Compliments of CrossHarbor Capital Partners and The Yellowstone Club champions for children’s 105 Garth Brooks Concert Suite: January 2015 $7,000 Don’t miss this chance to see a living legend and one of the top-selling country artists of all time, Garth Brooks! In true VIP-style from your private, luxury suite at the TD Garden, your group of 18 will enjoy “The Garth Brooks World Tour with Trisha Yearwood”—Garth’s first Live Auction Live live show in Boston in more than 17 years. Garth Brooks is the top-selling solo artist of the 20th century with 134 million albums sold. He spent more weeks at #1 on the album sales charts than any other artist, has taken 25 singles to the #1 position on the country charts, and when his recent boxed set debuted at #1, it marked the 13th time he had accomplished this feat—making him the highest country debut leader of all time. January 2015 concert date to be determined by TD Garden. Compliments of TD Garden and Amy Latimer 106 Boston Celtics “VIK” (Very Important Kid) Party $5,500 Your favorite young Celtics fan will be the coolest kid in the neighborhood when he or she hosts 17 friends at the TD Garden for an upcoming 2014- 2015 Celtics game. This experience begins by watching the Boston Celtics and their opponents warm up during pregame shoot-around while sitting on the parquet floor. Next, your child and his or her friends will step onto the parquet for a photo with a Celtics player and Lucky, the Celtics team mascot. Then head up to your private suite where you and your guests will enjoy a complete Celtics pizza party while watching the game. This once-in-a-lifetime experience also includes an autographed team ball for each attendee. To be scheduled for a mutually agreeable date. Compliments of the Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation champions for children’s 107 VIP Nashville Weekend: December 19 - 21, 2014 $60,000 Your group of eight will fly roundtrip via private jet to Nashville, Tennessee, for an unforgettable weekend in Music City! Friday night, you’ll enjoy Justin Timberlake’s “20/20 Experience World Tour” from your VIP seats. On Saturday night, your group will be treated to Auction Live unheard of “preferred reservations” at the famous Bluebird Café, where you’ll hear some of Nashville’s most talented singer-songwriters perform. Finally, to complete the VIP experience, you’ll travel in style throughout the weekend on a celebrity tour bus. Includes a two-night stay in luxury accommodations at The Hermitage Hotel, a five diamond property. Valid for December 19 – 21, 2014 only. Hotel accommodations include two two-bedroom suites. Compliments of CrossHarbor Capital. 108 Gillette Stadium VIP Total Access in 2015 $8,000 Be the first to score tickets to the biggest events at Gillette Stadium in 2015! Attend the summer concert of your choice from a private, luxury suite for 24, while enjoying complimentary food and non-alcoholic beverages. Multiple dates for numerous artists—including Taylor Swift, Kenny Chesney with Jason Aldean, and One Direction—have already been announced! Includes six VIP Club Lot parking passes. Enjoy the New England Patriots 2015 home opener from the Putnam Club with four tickets in the first row. Before the game, watch the Patriots warm up from the sidelines during your pregame field visit for four. One VIP Club Lot parking pass will make your entry and exit effortless on game day. Select the New England Revolution home game of your choice in 2015 and cheer on the Revs pitch-side with four President’s Club tickets. These exclusive seats on the west sideline of the field allow you to watch pregame warm-ups and the game from the same on-field perspective as the team. And the action isn’t over when the game ends. After the final whistle blows, you’ll enjoy a meet and greet with the team and coaching staff. Arrive in style with One VIP Club Lot parking pass. Concert and Revolution home game to be scheduled for mutually agreeable dates. Non-transferable. Compliments of The Kraft Group, The Kraft Family, New England Patriots Charitable Foundation and New England Revolution Charitable Foundation champions for children’s Super Silent Auction 200 Rock Legends Autographed Guitar $3,000 A guitar autographed by 13 of the most influential rockers in rock history: B.B. King, Bono, Bruce Springsteen, Buddy Guy, Chuck Berry, The Edge, Eddie Van Halen, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Joe Perry, Keith Richards, Neil Young, and Pete Townshend. This guitar, which holds the signatures of artists who shaped rock music from the late 1950s to the present day, comes with an individually numbered certificate of authenticity. Compliments of Anonymous Super Silent Auction 201 Deutsche Bank Championship and Tiger Woods Autographed Flag $2,100 Two one-day passes to the Wedgewood Club at the 2015 Deutsche Bank Championship. The Wedgewood Club is located on the tee box of the 17th hole and overlooks the 18th green. Also includes a pin flag autographed by Tiger Woods. Complete your experience with a foursome at the TPC Boston during the 2015 season. Includes food and beverage at the Wedgewood Club. Compliments of Jonathan Knochel 202 The Rolling Stones Autographed Guitar $1,800 A guitar autographed by rock legends The Rolling Stones—Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, and Bill Wyman. With more than 20 studio albums produced and 200 million albums sold worldwide, it’s no surprise they were ranked the fourth greatest artists of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine.
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