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Join Us Live on Friday, March 12Th on News Talk Radio KKOH 780 AM, Or Livestream at for the Veterans Guest House 18Th Annual Radiothon Join us live on Friday, March 12th on News Talk Radio KKOH 780 AM, or livestream at http://www.kkoh.com/ for The Veterans Guest House 18th Annual Radiothon. This year, you have the opportunity to win 10 exciting auction items while helping ensure veterans receive the healthcare they need. Have questions? Eager to bid? Bidding starts at 12:00 pm and will close at 5:59 pm. To bid, please call 775-348-VETS(8387). Descriptions of all packages are listed below. Restrictions may apply. Starting Bid Value Bid Increase 1 Glass Package • $1,000 towards commercial or residential glass services donated by Capital Glass $1,000 $250 $100 2 Cruise Tahoe in Style • 2 night stay at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe and $100 dining credit. • Complete interior & exterior car detailing at Dolan Lexus. • $100 Gift card for any parts or services at Reno Vulcanizing $700 $300 $100 3 Golfing in the Pines • Round of Golf for 4 at the prestigious Montreux Golf & Country Club $1,000 $300 $100 4 At Your ‘Car’s” Service • Professional car detailing at Sam’s Sparkle Shop • 3 car garage door service (40pt inspection) from Thompson Garage Door • $100 Gift card for any parts or services at Reno Vulcanizing $500 $150 $50 5 Racing Speeds and Steak • 2 weeklong reserved seats to the Reno Air Races with weeklong pit passes & parking pass. • $100 dining credit to the Bonanza Casino’s Cactus Creek Steakhouse. $800 $250 $100 6 Spic ‘n Span Spring Cleaning • $150 gift certificate for cleaning services at Buchanan Brothers Carpet Cleaning • 6 hours of cleaning from TriMaids Cleaning & a basket of cleaning products • $300 Gift certificate for labor costs at Jet Plumbing • 4 bags of coffee from Warrior Roasters $775 $300 $50 7 An American Way of Life • American Flag Package including in ground flagpole from The Flag Store Banner and Sign • 6 hours of cleaning from WOW Cleaning & a basket of housekeeping products $800 $250 $100 8 Date Night, Family Fun Day, or Night • Private table for 4 at the new Candle Vino candle making/beer wine included. • 5 Guest Admissions to Brainy Actz Escape • 2- week passes for climbing at Mesa Rim Climbing • $50 gift card to Chez Louie’s $390 $100 $50 9 Treat yourself to Reno’s Finest! • One-night stay & $100 gift card at Peppermill Resort Hotel • $250 Boomtown Steakhouse dining credit • Round of golf for 4 at the Hidden Valley Country Club • Deluxe Chocolate & Wine Basket from Dorinda’s Chocolates $900 $250 $100 10 Shopping and Noshing • $500 Scheels gift certificate • $100 gift card for Olive Garden • Gourmet box lunch for 4 including delivery from Cherry Bomb Catering $675 $350 $50 1: Glass Package This is a perfect package for installing high-quality glass with professional, quality service. Capital Glass, founded in 1968, is family owned & operated and located at 11331 S. Virginia St, Ste. 3 in Reno. They are donating $1,000 towards the retail value of glass and glass services for your home or business. This excellent glass package can be used for: • New Windows for a home or business • Shower Enclosures • Window Repairs • Tabletops/Mirrors • Commercial Storefront Door Repairs • Automatic Door Repairs • …And Much Much More **Project location must be free of asbestos and lead-based paint. ** **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: 2: Cruise Tahoe in Style Let’s start this trip with a visit to Reno Vulcanizing who have proudly served the Reno/Sparks communities since 1922. Owner Steve Besso and his expert crew will ($100 value) perform an oil change and other services to get your car in trip ready shape. Next stop visit Dolan Lexus where commitment to their customers is second to none, ($200 value) you’ll receive a complete interior and exterior car detailing. Now that your car is running smooth and looking grand, it’s time to head up to the ‘lake’. As you cruise along enjoying the scenic sparkling waters of Lake Tahoe you can envision how this perfect day will end with a relaxing 2-night stay and dinner at one of 12 restaurants, be sure to look for the one with a wrap-around view of the Lake compliments of Harvey’s Lake Tahoe ($400 value). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: DOLAN LEXUS 3: Golfing in the Pines Montreux Golf & Country Club, a private gated golf course community will welcome you and your guests with a round of golf for 4 where you will be surrounded by luxury custom homes as you play the 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Championship Course. Meticulously groomed greens glimmer with the Sierra at your back. This is a world-class experience few get to enjoy ($1000 value). Included with this package is use of the practice range and 2 golf carts, $25 caddie fee and gratuity not included. **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: 4: At Your Car’s Service If your car has more dust on it than an antique store, Sam’s Sparkle Shop is where you need to go. Owner Sam McKernan and his staff can transform the saddest-looking car into a sweet-looking street machine. Treat your car to some good clean fun. ($150 value) Now that your car is clean let’s make sure you have a place to safely store it. Thompson Garage Door will provide you with up to a 3-car garage door service & 40-point inspection ($250 value). Once again, our friends at Reno Vulcanizing are here to help keep that car running on the inside as good as it looks on the outside with a gift card for any service or parts ($100 value). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: SAM'S SPARKLE SHOP 5: Air Racing Speeds and Steak For over 50 years the September skies over the Nevada desert are filled with the sound of roaring engines, cheering crowds, and you can bet pounding hearts. The 2021 STIHL National Championship Air Races will be held September 15-19 and this exhilarating package includes weeklong reserved seating for 2, pit passes for 2 where you can see the racers up close and personal, and reserved parking. This is the fastest motorsport on Earth and a one-of-a-kind thrill where life goes at 500 miles per hour. ($700 value) Now let’s slow it down a bit and leave the races and head over to the Bonanza Casino’s Cactus Creek Steakhouse and unwind with award winning wines and a savory selection of USDA steaks. The steak-lover in you will be pleasantly pleased ($100 value). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: 6: Spic ‘n Span Spring Cleaning Package Most of our days are just too busy to do real spring cleaning. This package will take away the winter blahs and put on a spring sparkle. It starts with $300 towards labor costs for AC, plumbing, heating, or underground utility service, repair, or replacement from JET Plumbing. While they are hard at work, Buchanan Bros. Carpet Cleaners will clean up to 700 square feet of carpet and/ or upholstery ($150 value). TriMaids Residential Cleaning Services will give the rest of the house a professional cleaning also included is a basket of cleaning supplies ($300 value). Oh, wait, now that your house is gleaming and gorgeous sit back and drink a cup of great locally roasted coffee donated by owner Andy Nostrand of Warrior Roasters ($25 value). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: Buchanan Bros. Carpet Warrior Roasters Supporting our Nation's Veterans for Just a Few Beans 7: An American Way of Life Show your American Pride with a Nevada In-Ground Flagpole manufactured by Flag Store Sign & Banner in Sparks. They call it The Nevada Flagpole because it can take our Nevada Zephyr winds with a 95mph wind rating while flying two 3’x5’ flags. Flag Store, Sign & Banner has also included the best quality American and Nevada State flags with this package, and delivery within the Truckee Meadows ($500 value). Now that you are proudly displaying the flags outside your business why not make the inside of your office look just as good. The professionals at WOW Cleaning Services will spruce up your interior office space with a 6-hour one time cleaning and they’ll also leave you with a basket of cleaning products to boot ($300 value). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: CLEANING SERVICES 8: Date Night, Family Fun Day, or Night Try Reno’s newest hot spot Candle Vino for an intimate evening at a private table for 4 and create four custom candles with a private instructor, while enjoying great wines and beers for your whole group ($200 value). Next get your body moving with two weeklong passes for climbing & yoga classes at Mesa Rim Climbing & Fitness Center where thoughtful climbing routes and fulfilling yoga classes create an engaging fitness experience ($70 value). Now what about your mind? If you’re looking to find an exciting escape room challenge look no further than Brainy Actz Escape Rooms Reno where their motto is ‘Be quick, Be clever, Be brave’ ($70 value). After those two workouts just go enjoy a relaxing lunch at Chez Louie’s a French-inspired eatery located in the Nevada Museum of Art in downtown Reno ($50 value donated by a friend of VGH). **Restrictions may apply** Donated By: 9: Treat Yourself to Reno’s Finest Reno has many places to explore and seek entertainment so get out there and treat yourself to some experiences you may have forgotten. This package includes a generous gift card to the Steakhouse at the Boomtown Casino ($250 value) savor a beautiful dinner paired with some delicious wine.
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