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Auction Catalog Schedule of Events 6:00 PM Silent Auction Begins 6:30–10 PM Dinner 7-11:00 PM Sock Hop Dance by DJ Mari Odette-Kanotz Amore' Events & Entertainment, LLC 7:15 PM Pink Section Closes 7:30 PM Black Section Closes 7:45 PM Food Frenzy and White Sections Close 8:00 PM Almost Live Section Closes 8:05 PM Opening Announcements 8:10 PM Live Auction Begins 8:30 PM Raise the Paddle Golden Ticket Drawing 10:00 PM Last Call Tonight’s Auctioneer: Joel Schenfeld Stokes Auction Group Welcome Kiwanis Guests! On behalf of the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah and The Issaquah Kiwanis Foundation, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 36th Annual Issaquah Community Benefit Auction. We are delighted you are here to join in a new twist to our typical auction, a ‘50s Sock Hop. Enjoy hopping in your socks while you help us to help needy and vulnerable members of our community. You are an essential partner and we couldn’t achieve the Kiwanis mission without you. Every penny we raise tonight goes directly to helping us fulfill our mission. What is our mission? Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Our Kiwanis Club provides funds and volunteer service to over 40 nonprofit organizations doing good, right here in Issaquah. We support service leadership and development opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities. The needs of children and young adults are Priority #1 for Kiwanis. Last year, the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah provided $110,000 to our community in grants to nonprofits and support of our service leadership programs. Members contributed more than 12,000 hours of volunteer service. During the live auction, you will have an opportunity to contribute directly to our “Fund- an-Item” partner, the Issaquah Nourishing Network. The Issaquah Nourishing Network recognizes that the key to a hunger-free Issaquah rests in the hands of citizens taking action in their communities. Their model supports passionate and diverse community members in self-organized, self- sustaining ways by connecting new and existing local projects to a larger network of people and organizations. Your contribution can help end hunger and bring food security to children and adults who go to school and work hungry nearly every day. Please enjoy the great company, wonderful food and music tonight! We hope you find some items that you can’t live without and bid accordingly. Dance ‘til you drop, open your heart and pocket book wide, and help us make our community stronger and healthier. Thank you for coming. Thank you for bidding generously. Chris Brandt Chris Brandt Kiwanis Club of Issaquah President Dear Auction Attendees, Thanks for greasing your hair back, putting on your poodle skirts, sweaters and saddle shoes and joining us for a good time and supporting a good cause. The Issaquah Nourishing Network (INN) is proud to have the support of the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah. The relationship INN has with Kiwanis is essential in making a dent in ending hunger in Issaquah. We are honored to have our network selected as a raise the paddle partner this year. This proves the commitment level the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah has for our mission to make sure all our citizens have their basic needs met. The strength of our network is truly in the connectedness of the partnerships and friendships we develop, and as an auction attendee we invite you to not only dance your socks off, but to be a thread in our “net.” The Issaquah Nourishing Network has a vision that we can weave a service and care net so tight that no one can slip through. By “we” I’m referring to all of us: you, me, our local nonprofits, our neighbors, city government, businesses, concerned citizens, volunteers and service groups. One in five children is hungry in King County. This number is astounding and it is happening in our own back yard. 59% of the individuals served at the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank are children 0-18 and senior citizens. The food banks are key partners in addressing hunger issues but they are not the only solution. The solution begins with community- wide ownership of the problem, and that is what Issaquah Nourishing Network is doing. Issaquah Nourishing Network was incepted in October 2011 and we are making a positive impact in our community. Our 90 plus members have increased awareness of free food resources in Issaquah with our Meal Cards, provided Breakfast Food in all our Title I schools, grown more than a ton of food for the Food Bank, provided 1,000 backpacks to children in need and partnered on a huge holiday gift giving program. We continue to build on our successes and expand our ability to make a greater difference for our community. What’s next for INN depends on you! Our 2013 goals are to: Publish and distribute a Community Resource Guide Develop a Fruit Tree Gleaning Program Create a food delivery program for homebound citizens Educate our community about hunger Expand home gardener and Pickering Barn contributions to the Food Bank Expand Breakfast Food to all Issaquah District Schools Expand the Summer Lunch Program Partner again on Tools4Schools to make sure every student has the supplies they need to be successful in school Thank you for being a part of the hunger and basic needs solution. Please help us expand our network so that we can truly make sure each and every neighbor has adequate food resources in their pantries. Sincerely, Cori Walters Issaquah Nourishing Network Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank Thank You! Our sincere appreciation goes to the 2013 Sock Hop Auction Team, our Sponsors, In- Kind Supporters, Donors and Volunteers who have made this evening possible. We could not have created this evening without their help! Auction Team: Jeri Tolstedt, Lisa Stubenrauch, Sally Garza, Chris Brandt, Chris Borders, Keith Watts, Tina Butt, Sherrie Reed, Michele Forkner, LeRoy LaCelle, Connie Fletcher, Fred Butler, Samantha Wilder and Becky Wilder. Among the many Kiwanis members, others who are volunteering this evening are: Key Club Members from Issaquah High School, Liberty High School and Skyline High School, Computer and "War Room" staff of Patrick Rogers and Don Tolstedt. Special Thanks to: Spiritwood at Pine Lake; Issaquah Nursing and Rehabilitation Center; Minuteman Press; Banic Chiropractic Clinic; Sound Oxygen Service; My Chef Lynn; Issaquah Brew House; Target; Cintas. Some of the organizations the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah supports: Academic Scholarships, Across Cultures, American Cancer Society, Aquatic Therapy for Disabled Persons, AtWork!, Camp SAMBICA, Childcare Resources, Community Center Youth Scholarships, Compassion House, Concerts on the Green, Eastside Baby Corner, Eastside Domestic Violence, F.I.S.H. (Friends of Issaquah Salmon Hatchery), Friends of Youth, HOBY Scholarships, Tent City 4, Eastside Master Chorus, Issaquah Community Services, Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank, Issaquah Valley Senior Center, Jewish Family Services, Key Clubs at Issaquah High and Liberty High Schools, Pacific Cascade Middle School Builder's Club, Kindering Center, Mountains to Sound Greenway, Providence Marianwood, Summer Reading Program, VOICE and Relay for Life. Please Recognize Our Generous Sponsors Platinum +: Swedish Medical Center Platinum: Comcast Microsoft Gold: CleanScapes Greenfield Advisors Eastside Audiology RH2 Engineering Silver: Ogden Murphy Wallace, PLLC Rowley Properties, Inc. Bronze: Watts Properties LLC Auction Rules Registration Upon entering the auction, you will receive your bid number. Use only the bid number assigned to you for bidding on silent and live auction items. Silent Auction The Silent Auction opens at 6:00 PM. The minimum bid and minimum raise for each item is written on the bid sheet by the item. To be valid, bids must comply with these minimums and be legible. To place a bid, sign your name and bid number with your bid amount on the bid sheet. Doing so constitutes a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item at the price you stated if your bid is the winning bid. The last (highest) valid bid entered prior to the section closing will be the winning bid. A maximum guaranteed bid is stated on each bid sheet. By signing your name and bid number in this box, the bidding closes. The item is yours. The Auction Committee reserves the right to withdraw any item at any time without notice before the actual sale. In the event of a dispute, the Auction Committee shall act as final authority in determining the winning bid. Live Auction Live Auction bidding will begin at 8:10 p.m. When bidding, please hold up your bid number toward the auctioneer. The Live Auction will continue until all items are sold. If a group is bidding on one item, please designate one person to place your combined bid. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. Gold Ticket Raffle Rules Only 75 Special Gold Tickets are available for sale. Each ticket costs $50. First Place winner will receive 1st Prize - a Holland America Cruise Line Certificate for a 7 day cruise for 2 to the Caribbean or Mexico valued at $1,200. The Second Place winner will receive - a pair of 10K 1.00 CTW Round Candlelight Diamond Earrings valued at $300. Winning ticket will be drawn during the Live Auction. The winning ticket and item selected will be certified by an Auction Official. Payment All items must be paid for by the end of the evening. For your convenience we gladly accept Cash, Check and Visa or MasterCard. Pick-Up Once you have paid for your winning items, you will be issued a receipt.
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