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Local Children's Charity Auction Raising Local children’s charity auction raising money in aid of HOME OF HOPE children’s home in Albania At King’s Community Church, Hedge End, SO30 4BB on Saturday 16th October 2010. Lot viewings and refreshments from 6.30pm To begin at 7.30pm Plus the very special ‘premiere’ of our new CRY DOCUMENTARY on the HOME OF HOPE children’s home, filmed and produced by an ITV Meridian film crew with voice-overs by ITV presenter and celebrity Fred Dinenage! IndigoIndigo PressPress offeroffer outstandingoutstanding value,value, unrivalledunrivalled serviceservice andand exceptionalexceptional quality print. Indigo Advert Whether you are ordering a set of business cards, a box of flyers or a corporate brochure, visit our Online Print Solution at Indigo Press . Cambridge Road indigo-press.com Southampton SO14 6TB T 023 8023 1196 F 023 8033 7132 for some inspirational ideas. E [email protected] 2 Welcome Dear Patrons, Guests and Supporters, On behalf of CRY, it’s my special privilege to extend a very warm welcome to you tonight and to thank you for attending this, our very first CRY Auction. Special thanks also to Kings Community Church for allowing us to use this splendid venue! We do hope that you really enjoy the fundraising evening, and are very confident that the new CRY Documentary being shown tonight will encourage you to bid generously, knowing that the proceeds (100%) are going to such a good cause as the HOME OF HOPE Children’s Home, in Albania! Your support in this way will help us to save and restore more young lives… If, after tonight, you would like to financially support the charity on a regular basis, or would like to get more involved and ‘connected’, there are lots of ways you can do this, details of some which can be found in this catalogue and also on the CRY website. However, I would like to draw your special attention to considering donating your unwanted items to our CRY charity shops and signing-up to our project or child sponsorship schemes from just £2 a month. Please Help CRY to Make a Difference. Have a great evening! With every blessing David Farndale Executive Officer 2 Where are the proceeds going? All the proceeds from the auction are going to support the HOME OF HOPE children’s home in Albania, that also runs a Day Care Centre. CRY helps support the Home which provides a loving environment, education and basic medical care for the children. Most of the children attending the Day Care Centre are from poor and especially Roma Gypsy communities - a discriminated and excluded people-group that live in extreme poverty. Please be generous with your bids! Children from Home of Hope 3 4 Sponsorship You may be interested to know that CRY operates child and project sponsorship programmes - great ways to support CRY’s work by making regular donations. CHILD SPONSORSHIP We have child sponsorship programmes with the HOME OF HOPE Children’s Home in Albania and FATHER’S HOUSE Children’s Home in Ukraine. We suggest a donation of £15 a month which works out at less then 50p a day to sponsor a child. You’ll have the joy of seeing the difference your help makes, as the child learns, grows and develops in all sorts of ways, by receiving regular updates and the possibility to communicate directly with your sponsored child. Could you welcome a child into your family? PROJECT SPONSORSHIP You can also choose to sponsor a particular project which will impact many young lives. CRY currently sends regular donations to Albania, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Ukraine and Zimbabwe. If you are interested in either one of these schemes, you can sign-up on our website at WWW.CRY.ORG.UK or make further enquiries on the evening of the auction. Children from Home of Hope 3 4 Conditions of sale 1. Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the Lot items available for show at the Lot Viewing at King’s Community Church before the start of the Auction on Saturday 16th October between 6.30pm- 7.30pm. They are sold “as seen” and their condition cannot be guaranteed. 2. All lots purchased must be paid for in cash, cheque, Debit or Credit Card on the night of the sale. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Care and Relief for the Young’. 3. A cashier will issue a receipt enabling you to collect the item at the end of the Auction, or redeem a promise. 4. No VAT is payable on any lot. 5. All promises (ie babysitting, ironing etc) to be fulfilled on a mutually convenient date between the donor and bidder. 6. All promises are undertaken at the risk of the successful bidder, and CRY shall not be held in any way responsible for any act, injury, omission or loss that may arise directly or indirectly from the performance of the promise or any part of it. 7. The purchaser is responsible for contacting the donor. 8. If you cannot attend the auction, you can register a telephone or proxy bid by completing the relevant form prior to the auction, available from the CRY Office - please contact Rachel on 01489 788300 or email [email protected] to request a form. Guide for Absentee Bidders (Telephone, Proxy or Email bidders): If you are unable to attend the auction in person, you may give CRY instructions to bid on your behalf by completing the Telephone or Proxy Bid Forms and return form/s to CRY at the following address either in person, by post or email: CRY Auction 2010, Sovereign Place, Upper Northam Road, Hedge End, SO30 4BB - tel: 01489 788300 - email – [email protected]. CRY must receive your completed form by 4pm on Friday 15th October. Any entries received after this specified time will not be accepted. This service is free and confidential. Please record accurately the lot numbers, descriptions and the top hammer price you are willing to pay for each lot. Every attempt will be made to purchase the lot(s) of your choice for the lowest price possible and never for more than the top amount you indicate. “Buy” or unlimited bids will not be accepted. Alternative bids can be placed by using the word “OR” between lot numbers. Bids must be placed in the same order as in the catalogue. Please place your proxy bids as early as possible, as in the event of identical bids the earliest received will take precedence. Where appropriate, your bids will be rounded down to the nearest amount consistent with the auctioneer’s bidding increments. All absentee bidders will be required to make full-payment upon collection of your auction Lot from King’s Community Church within two weeks of the Auction taking place (by Friday 29th October 2010) or to arrange collection/delivery at your own expense. Successful bidders will receive a receipt detailing their purchases. 9. Written or emailed bids will be carefully executed by the Auctioneer. 5 6 Auction Lots We have a variety of lots to suit all budgets. Look out for our ‘Top 10’ lots, highlighted in the list. Lot No. Lot Description Donor 1 A dog training session – spend an hour learning the Neil Cornish basics on how to get your dog to behave. 2 “Message Muffin” goody hamper including muffins, Maria Baker cookies, sweets and a teddy – ideal as a gift for messagemuffins.com someone special! 3 One guest pass to Sir Harold Hillier Gardens (formerly Hillier Gardens Arboretum) in Romsey – 180 acres of beauty, inspiration and discovery; 42,000 plants from temperate regions around the world - a great family day out! The pass entitles you to 3 visits. 4 A beautiful purple woven Cambodian silk scarf, Martyn & Gaynor handmade by the girls from the Mekong Blue Women’s Dunsford Development Centre, a project supported by CRY – with a reserve to be met. 5 A session of Nail Art - finger nails can be painted with Lisa Trundle a choice of colour and design (Nail Art Design board is available to view for ideas) or a French Manicure. Toe nails can also be varnished, with plain colour, in the same session if required; will take about 1 hour. (Please note: this is not a full manicure or pedicure). 6 Manual labour for a one-off carpentry job - no longer Lorne Sainsbury than a day’s work and materials to be provided by winner, nature of work to be discussed and agreed to with winner beforehand. 7 2 adult passes to Manor Country Farm, a working farm Manor Country Farm of a bygone age set in ancient woodland on the banks of the River Hamble – Enjoy a pleasant day out and the great walks Manor Country Park has to offer. 5 6 Lot No. Lot Description Donor 8 Get your oven cleaned until it shines! Kathryn Eyres 9 A framed print titled ‘Test Pilot’ signed by the artist Penny Farthing Trevor Lay - external size of framed print is 57cm x Gallery 47cm double mounted. 10 A sewing job to choose from one of the following: Marion Lloyd alterations to an item of clothing or curtains; a pair of curtains, set of cushion covers; finish a sewing project; make a garment – material to be provided by winner. 11 Hair-cut and blow-dry by popular hairdresser and Yvonne Macklin stylist Yvonne Macklin of Hedge End! 12 Garden and plant design consultancy – have a consultation Christine Parish with someone who really knows their plants and can help you make the most of your garden space! 13 6 Pilates lessons – as part of an established class on Sam Pierce Mondays from 12.30 – 1.30pm in Hedge End.
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