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Silent Auction Items Silent Auction Items September 21, 2013 The Commodore Ballroom SA1: 3L Double Magnum 2011 Chardonnay With its dramatic vantage point in the middle of the vineyard, Burrowing Owl Estate Winery winemaking combines state-of-the-art technologies with classic winemaking traditions. Donated by: Burrowing Owl Estate Winery Value: Priceless SA2: One Night's Stay in a Deluxe Guestroom with parking and wifi at The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver & Lunch for Two from Le Crocodile Restaurant The Sutton Place Hotel, situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver, is one of Vancouver's most beautiful boutique hotels. Experience exceptional service and all the needed amenities within the cosmopolitan ambience of the city set against a majestic backdrop of mountains and sea. Afterwards, indulge in a lunch just next door at one of the city’s most acclaimed and visited restaurants, Le Crocodile. Hotel Stay valid until September 30, 2014. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Not valid for December 31 and Febuary 14. Lunch for 2 ($100) gratuity not included, expires September 1, 2014. Donated by: Sutton Place Hotel & Le Crocodile Restaurant Ltd. Value: $300 SA3: Ten tickets for 2013 VIFF As one of the largest film festivals in North America, VIFF brings Vancouver audiences some of the best films from around the globe. Bring your friends and family out with a 10 tickets package for the 2013 Vancouver International Film Festival. Valid September 26 through October 11, 2013. Maximum of 2 tickets can be used per screening. Donated by: Vancouver International Film Festival Value: $130 Silent auction items page 2 SA4: Fitbit Flex This slim, stylish device tracks steps, distance and calories burned. At night, it tracks your sleep quality and wakes you silently in the morning. It can help you set goals and could be the motivation you need to get out and be more active. Donated by: London Drugs Value: $100 SA5: iPad Mini 16gb WIFI & Logiix Cabrio Case At just 7.9 inches, the iPad Mini is simple yet powerful, thin and light yet fully- featured. The Logiix Cabrio Colors Mini is much the same with a reinforced fitted frame and soft microfiber to protect your iPad from scratches. As a part of the SmartLine series, your iPad will automatically wake up when opening the cover and enter sleep mode upon closing. Donated by: London Drugs Value: $370 SA6: Sennheiser PXC 310 Headphones These sealed, on-ear mini headphones provide up to 90% active noise reduction with NoiseGard 2.0 technology. The TalkThrough function enables you to chat with someone without removing the headphones. They are foldable, come with an integrated volume control and can also function as normal headphones without NoiseGard activated. Includes the following accessories: detachable audio cable, inflight adapter, multi-country charger, rechargeable lithium polymer battery and carrying case. Donated by: London Drugs Value: $350 Silent auction items page 3 SA7: One year household membership at the Vancouver Art Gallery Inspire an art fanatic with an unlimited admission to the Vancouver Art Gallery, which stands in the centre of a city recognized as a nurturing ground for artistic talent. Free unlimited admission for 1 person for 1 year, 2 complimentary guest passes, 10% discount at the gallery store. Reciprocal membership at Alberta Art Gallery (Edmonton), Glenbow Museum (Calgary), Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Royal Ontario Museum (Toronto). Donated by: Vancouver Art Gallery Value: $120 SA8: $250 gift card to Boys' Co Boys’ Co is a purveyor of men’s designer and casual sportswear catering to young and young-thinking guys from their teens well into their 60s. Choose from designers such as Hugo Boss, J.Lindeberg, G-Star, Scotch&Soda and more. Gift Card to Boys’ Co that has no expiry date (treat like cash) at all Boys’ Co locations. Donated by: Boys' Co Value: $250 SA9: Ultimate Vancouver Whitecaps Fan Pack For the ultimate fan, take home a Vancouver Whitecaps team signed ball, team signed jersey, four signed copies of Bob Lenarduzzi's book, four scarves and one voucher for four club seats to Whitecaps FC vs. Colorado Rapids on October 27, 2013. Certificate for 4 premium tickets to Van. Whitecaps vs. Colorado Rapids October 27, 2013 at BC Place. Must call to redeem tickets. Donated by: Vancouver Whitecaps Value: $715 Silent auction items page 4 SA10: One night stay in a deluxe room at Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver with breakfast for two in Yew Seafood + Bar or room service Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver presents 30 storeys of relaxed urban luxury and thoughtful, experienced care. Enjoy the legendary Four Seasons service during your one night stay in a deluxe room and start fresh with room service or a breakfast for two in Yew seafood + bar, one of the city’s premier seafood restaurants. Room charge is complimentary, breakfast for 2 is $70 excluding tax and gratuity, valid September 21, 2013 through September 21, 2014. Redemption is based on hotel availability and reservations are required. Donated by: Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver Value: $527 SA11: Dinner for four hosted with John Clerides, owner of Marquis Wine Cellars, at Lupo Italian Resturant with wine pairing Indulge yourself and three guests to a luxurious dinner at Lupo Resturant, hosted by John Clerides, the owner of Marquis Wine Cellars. With the most selection of wine from BC and from around the world, be impressed by the wine pairing and delicious dinner. Dinner for 4 by John Clerides at Lupo Restaurant. Discussion about wine, taste, what to look for, etc. No cash value, not valid during November & December, valid until October 31, 2014. Donated by: Marquis Wine Cellars Value: Priceless SA12: Roundtrip for two on Helijet's scheduled service between Vancouver & Victoria Take the fast route to the beautiful Vancouver Island with a round-trip for two on Helijet's plane service from Vancouver to Victoria. Return trip for 2 between Vancouver & Victoria. Travel must be completed by June 1, 2014. To be claimed by calling Helijet Reservations. Donated by: Helijet Value: $1100 Silent auction items page 5 SA13: Two weekend passes to Vancouver Folk Festival for 2014 The Vancouver Folk Music Festival attracts artists from all over the world, including Ani Difranco, Utah Phillips, Tuvan Throat singers, Sarah Harmer, Veda Hille, Feist, K'naan and Ferron. In recent years, the multistage music festival has added more hip-hop and spoken word to the standard collection of singer-songwriters and ethnic musicians. Two Vancouver Folk Festival Weekend Passes (July 18-20, 2014). Form must be filled out and submitted to the VFF office between May 1, 2014 to June 30, 2014. Donated by: Vancouver Folk Music Festival Value: $300 SA14: An executive chocolate attache case by Mink Chocolate Using the finest Belgian chocolate, the Mink line of supremely decadent, ultra luxurious high percentage cocoa chocolate bars and bonbons are made in small batches by hand with nothing added to extend shelf life. Donated by: Mink Chocolate Value: $150 SA15: A deluxe basket of tea and accessories from Murchie’s Tea & Coffee Tea blends of uncompromising quality are a specialty at Murchie's, a tradition that started over 100 years ago. Murchie's also uses the best coffee beans from around the world, roasted to perfection at their plant in Richmond, BC. Donated by: Murchies Tea & Coffee Value: $110 Silent auction items page 6 SA16: Two week all access membership to any Yyoga studios & one month all access membership to Semperviva Yoga Both Yyoga and Semperviva Yoga are leaders in BC and Canada's yoga culture with multiple locations and hundreds of yoga, pilates, and core classes each week. Yyoga 2 week membership includes unlimited classes, mat and towel service and infrared sauna use. Donated by: Yyoga & Semperviva Yoga Value: $70 SA 17: Deluxe Shangri-La Vancouver package Get the chance to experience the magic of feeling like you’re miles away from the stress of the city while just footsteps away from the buzz of downtown Vancouver. Indulge with a 2 night stay in one of Shangri-La’s deluxe rooms. Move from the plush mattress to a West Coast Wave Massage at Shangri-La’s CHI Spa. With a “spa within a spa” environment, each spa suite boasts its own fireplace, private bath, shower, relaxation lounge, changing and vanity areas. Top off your stay with daily breakfast for two at the award winning MARKET by Jean-Georges restaurant. Package includes: valet parking for one vehicle, 2 night stay in a deluxe room, daily breakfast for two at MARKET by Jean-Georges restaurant, 1 West Coast Wave Massage (50 min) at CHI, The Spa at Shangri- La. Valid October 1, 2013 through April 30, 2014. Subject to availability at time of booking and black out dates may apply. Donated by: Shangri-La Hotel Value: $900 Silent auction items page 7 SA18: Two months unlimited pass & a swag bag full of goodies to The Bar Method The Bar Method integrates the fat burning format of interval training, the muscle shaping technique of isometrics, the elongating principles of dance conditioning and the science of physical therapy to create a revolutionary new workout that quickly and safely reshapes your entire body. Swag bag includes a waterbottle, a belt and socks. Donated by: The Bar Method Value: $483 SA19: 30 day yoga pass at Westcoast Hot Yoga At Westcoast Hot Yoga, classes are designed to warm and stretch your body in order to improve your strength, flexibility and balance. Donated by: West Coast Hot Yoga Yaletown Studio Value: $150 SA20: The Grouse Mountain Private Snowshoe/Ski & Slumber Package Take a guided serene snowshoe trek for two or race down the mountain in skis or snowboards at the Grouse Mountain Resort.
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