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Silent Auction Catalog www.BidGoombay.com Super Silent 1001. Goat Hop Progressive Dinner for 4 Value: $1600 Enjoy a 3 course meal with a course at each of the “Goat” restaurants. Stephanie Izard, Bravo’s Top Chef winner for season 4, opened The Girl & the Goat in the summer of 2010 serving a family style menu of tasty, bold flavored foods with global influence in a fun and lively setting that makes guests feel at home from the moment they walk in the door. They feature a selection of wines from around the world with a focus on small producers and a rotating list of craft beers with a celebration of local Chicago breweries. Stephanie opened Little Goat Diner, serving gourmet takes on comfort food classics and from scratch bakery, across the street just a few years later, and then Duck Duck Goat, featuring creative Chinese fare, around the corner in 2016. Girl & the Goat was nominated best new restaurant by the James Beard Foundation in 2011 and Izard won the Beard award for Best Chef Great Lakes in 2013. She was also named one of Food & Wine Magazine’s “Best New Chefs” in 2010. With this package, diners will start at Duck Duck Goat for a selection of Dim Sum items and drinks before moving to Girl & the Goat for more savory dishes paired with cocktails, beer and wine. Finally, the group will enjoy an array of desserts and after dinner drinks at Little Goat Diner. Generously Donated By: Boka 1002. Hamilton in Chicago and Dinner Package Value: $1200 This is your chance to get two tickets to one of the hottest Broadway shows in Chicago history! You and a guest will enjoy a Saturday performance of Hamilton in Chicago. Get immersed in the story of America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton with preferred seating in the first 10 rows. After the show, walk right next door to one of Chicago’s most iconic restaurants to enjoy dinner for two at Rosebud Prime Restaurant. Generously Donated By: Kirk DeLise 1003. VIP Experience Behind the Scenes at Windy City Live Value: $500 You and three (3) friends will receive a one of a kind, VIP experience behind the scenes at Windy City LIVE - Chicago's #1 daytime talker, showcasing anything and everything Chicago. Windy City LIVE blends talk, entertainment, information and fun. On ABC 7 Chicago, hosts Val Warner and Ryan Chiaverini dish about what's going on in the city, from politics and parking meters to Chicago festivals, celebrities and much more. Your VIP experience includes early seating, a meet & greet with Val Warner & Ryan Chiaverini, and photos! Generously Donated By: ABC 7 1004. Canvas Fine Art Portrait Certificate Value: $2000 The beauty and exquisite detail of a fine heirloom portrait is unlike anything else. Imagine an unparalleled work of art to honor that which you hold most dear... your family. Gina Sanders uses a unique process that combines the latest in photography technology with the painting traditions of the old masters that are as original and beautiful as fine art. Each project starts with a photo shoot and these photos are then the basis for the final portrait. The photo is transferred to museum-quality canvas and then the staff of trained artists bring the work of art to life as they begin the three month process of painstakingly hand-painting each piece. According to sanders, “The blend between the realism of the photograph and the classic tactile feel and emotion of a painting is breathtaking. It’s so different than anything else.” Generously Donated By: Sanders Fine Portraits 1005. Threesome at Medinah Country Club Value: $1000 A tradition of incomparable golf makes Medinah Country Club a Platinum Club classifying it amongst one of the most prominent and esteemed private country clubs in the United States. Medinah has played host to numerous major championships and prestigious international golf events including the Ryder Cup in 2012, the PGA Championship in 1999 and 2006 and hosting the upcoming BMW Championship in 2019 The winner will enjoy a threesome on Course No. 2 with member, Steve Ruffalo. The classic 1925 Course No. 2 was restored to its original look and strategy in June 2017 and was fitted with seven tee boxes to suit every level of golfer. Cart, caddie, and lunch included. Generously Donated By: Steve Ruffalo 1006. New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals Tickets at Citi Field in New York Value: $840 Four (4) Tickets to the New York Mets vs. Washington Nationals game on August 24, 2018. These incredible seats for the 7:10pm game are located behind home plate in Section 13, Row 12, Seats 1 - 4 at Citi Field in New York. VIP Preferred Parking included. Generously Donated By: Satco Products 1007. White Sox vs. Twins Scout Seats Tickets for 4 Value: $1000 Scout Seats are some of the most desirable in the stadium with a great view of the game where you are closer to home plate than the pitcher. This all-inclusive food and beverage experience starts with a pre-game gourmet buffet and premium open bar in the Magellan Scout Lounge. Make your way to the oversized padded seats and during the game, enjoy all of your stadium favorite foods (hot dogs, popcorn, nachos, etc.) and beverages served to you by the wait staff. Make sure you save room for the 7th inning dessert bar back in the Lounge. These four (4) Scout Seat tickets are for the White Sox vs. Twins game at Guaranteed Rate field on August 22, 2018, at 1:10pm and include two (2) parking passes for right outside of the gate of the park. Generously Donated By: Illinois Sports Facility Authority 1008. Bulls Floor Tickets for 4 Value: $1000 With these four (4) floor seats you will experience the game on the same level as the players where you are literally right in the action. You can hear the coaches and players talking on the court but also stay alert so you don’t spill your beer as the ball lands in your lap. Generously Donated By: Chicago Bulls 1009. Nike Air Jordan Retro 10 DB Value: $700 Michael Jordan retired suddenly before his Jordan 9 hit the streets, but that didn’t halt any plans to continue his signature line. The lightweight Air Jordan 10 arrived as a tribute to Jordan and was lined with his accomplishments on the sole, and worn around the league by players all over the NBA. The homage proved premature however as Jordan returned to the Bulls in 1995. The highly collectible sneakers are particularly close to the H Foundation as they are from the Doernbecher Freestyle Collection and were designed by Daniel Pena, a 13-year-old Leukemia patient at the Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Generously Donated By: John Howard 1010. Chicago Bulls Lower-Level Suite for 14 Value: $10000 Take in the action of a Bulls game VIP-style with 13 friends in your lower-level suite at the United Center. Enjoy beer, soft drinks, snacks and sweets while your personal suite attendant stands ready to address any of your guests' needs that may arise during the game. Date to- be mutually agreed upon. Generously Donated By: Jeff Eggert 1011. Doug Plank Chicago Bears Signed Game Worn Jersey Value: $1000 This framed, priceless collectible came from H Foundation Honorary Board member Doug Plank’s personal collection as it was game-worn during his last year with the Chicago Bears in 1982. Generously Donated By: Doug Plank 1012. Patrick Kane Canvas by Armando Villarreal to be Personalized and Signed Value: $700 Patrick Kane 21x28 canvas by Armando Villarreal to be personalized and signed by Patrick Kane after purchase. Generously Donated By: Chicago Blackhawks 1013. Chicago Blackhawks Team Signed Hockey Stick Value: $2000 A full-size hockey stick signed by the 2015-2016 Chicago Blackhawks including signatures from fan favorites Corey Crawford, Marian Hossa, Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith and Jonathan Toews. Generously Donated By: The H Foundation 1014. Blackhawks Harris Club Tickets for 4 Value: $2000 Experience a Chicago Blackhawks game like you never have before! You and three friends will watch the game from the BMO Harris Club seats in the West End of the United Center on the Club Suite Level. These tickets include buffet-style dining with all beverages, access to three bars located within the Club, two (2) parking passes, and a lounge atmosphere with couches, flat screen televisions, pool table and other amenities. Generously Donated By: Chicago Blackhawks 1015. Chicago Blackhawks Penthouse Suite for 14 Value: $6000 Take in the action of a Chicago Blackhawks game VIP-style with 13 friends in a penthouse suite at the United Center. Enjoy beer, soft drinks, snacks and sweets while your personal suite attendant stands ready to address any of your guests' needs that may arise during the game. Friday night game to be mutually agreed upon. (4) parking passes included. Generously Donated By: Tony Pullia 1016. Patrick Kane Signed Jersey Value: $600 A signed Patrick Kane Reebok jersey, in frame. Generously Donated By: Chicago Blackhawks 1017. Luxury Cabin Stay near the Smokey Mountains Value: $3180 With vaulted ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, an open floor plan and beautiful upscale log furniture and decor, this five-star property is sure to WOW you and your guests! Enjoy 5 days and 4 nights in this luxury mountain side escape. This private, high-end 1.7 acre estate offers unmatched privacy, mountain views, and plenty of outdoor options for all to enjoy. If that isn’t enough, spend time in the theater room, game room, or the hot tub with the fantastic views of the mountains.
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