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Live Auction Preview Check out These Once-In-A-Lifetime Items Available at the Gala on Saturday, March 10! Get Ready to Bid! Live Auction Preview Check out these once-in-a-lifetime items available at the Gala on Saturday, March 10! Get ready to bid! #1 –Private Bar Service During this evening’s dinner and program, Prohibition is over! Enjoy private bar service for your table with top shelf offerings and upgraded wine service. This package also includes a private server for your bar needs. Whether you’d like a different glass of wine or your choice of cocktails, this is the ultimate little luxury while you support Catherine Cook! Bar service only available to guests seated at the same table. Must be 21 years of age or older to participate. #2 – Nothing But Net! Duke Men’s Basketball Visit one of the premiere athletic facilities in the country and home to the dynasty that is Duke Men’s Basketball, Cameron Indoor Stadium. Be among the Cameron Crazies as you see tip-off from (2) premium seats overlooking Coach K Court. After the game, take a private tour of Cameron Indoor Stadium and see the newly unveiled Crazies Wall. Next stop on your private tour is the state-of-the-art Duke Men’s Basketball training facility to see what it’s like to play for the winningest coach in NCAA men’s basketball, Mike Krzyzewski. Round out your trip to Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina with a $500 Southwest Airlines gift card for travel and (2) nights accommodation at the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Resort, a tranquil retreat conveniently located on Duke’s campus. Generously Donated by Rachel Curtis, Susan and Al Flosi, and Rebecca and Matt Grossman Winner will be offered a selection of games when 2018-2019 season schedule is released. Valid only for 2018-2019 season. #3 – Dynamic Duo Dinner Batman and Robin. Jordan and Pippen. Lennon and McCartney. Peanut butter and jelly. There have been some great pairings throughout history, but no duo as dynamic as our own Dr. Roberts and Mr. Weinberg! Together, our Head of School and Assistant Head of School will host a private dinner in your home. Up to (20) guests will enjoy the prime combo of Dr. Roberts’ Signature Chicken Chowder and Mr. Weinberg’s Sweet Southern Cornbread. Gather a group of friends and bid on this exclusive experience! Generously Donated by Michael B. Roberts and Max Weinberg Date and time to be mutually agreed upon. Expires March 10, 2019. #4 – Paris is Always a Good Idea! In the words of Coco Chanel, "Paris is always a good idea". Pack your bags for a once-in-a-lifetime trip – to Paris Fashion Week! (4) of you are invited to Virgil Abloh's Off White September 2018 women's fashion show, one of the hottest shows of Paris Fashion Week. Plan your own travel and accommodations with $2,000 in American Express gift cards and a concierge’s guide to make it a truly personal and bespoke experience. From the best hotel recommendations to reservation assistance for great dining opportunities, you get your own Paris insider to answer questions and help you create the trip of your dreams. When you aren’t taking in the gorgeous fashion or celebrity spotting outside the shows, enjoy a customized tour of Paris with a local guide based on your interests – chocolate, fashion, architecture, and more! Paris in the fall is always amazing, but attending Paris Fashion Week is unforgettable. Bon voyage! Generously Donated by The Abloh Family and Steve and Amy Waldon Paris Fashion Week runs September 25-October 3, 2018. Exact date of Off White show to be determined during that range. Does not include travel or accommodations. .
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