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TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL STARS & STRIPES TOURNAMENT An Annual Charity Convention Hosted by the Hilton Los Cabos June 28 through July 1, 2018 • Cabo San Lucas, Mexico THURSDAY SILENT AUCTION ITEMS Items are current as of 6/23/2018 and subject to change without notice. ULTIMATE ITEMS 1001. Holland America Line 12-Day Cruise for (2) Suggested Retail Value: Unspecified Enjoy a 12-day cruise for (2) in a minimum oceanview stateroom (Option C) on any Holland America Cruise Line 12-Day Cruise Itinerary, subject to availability. At the time of publication, winning bidder can choose from: Colors of Brazil Mediterranean Tapestry Jewels of the Baltic Adriatic Dream European Splendour Greek Odyssey Mediterranean Romance Iberian Adventure Cuban Explorer Journey to the New World New Zealand and Beyond Mediterranean Rivieras Explorers European River Explorer Destinations are subject to availability and a are subject to change without notice. Airfare, hotel accommodations, bar, gratuities, gift shop purchases, shore excursions, government fees, port charges and/or transfers are the responsibility of the purchaser. The Cruise Certificate is valid for a Holland America Line cruise for two (2) people sharing one stateroom. Choice of sailing dates will be accommodated on a space available basis and will be confirmed at time of request. The Cruise Certificate may be used for the sailing and number of nights indicated. The certificate may not be used for Alaska CruiseTours, World Cruises, Holiday Cruises (Christmas and New Year’s) or Grand Voyages. The stateroom category will be a minimum oceanview state- room selected by Holland America Line. If space is available, stateroom upgrades are available at an additional cost. Third and fourth persons are permitted in the same stateroom and will be charged the per person tariff per applicable brochure. Guests under 21 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or chaperone who is at least 21 years old. All cruise certificates are strictly for cruise only. Costs of transportation to and from the port of embarkation, hotels, taxes, fuel supplement and surcharges as applicable, transfers, shore excursions, personal expenses on board (e.g., laundry, certain beverages, phone calls, etc.) and hotel service charges are NOT included. Holland America Line’s Cancellation Protection Plan, Cancellation Protection Plan Platinum, Fly Cruise Plan, overnight hotel accommodations, and Pre- and Post-cruise packages are not available for purchase by Guests holding a Cruise Certificate. Cancellation of a cruise after the cruise has been confirmed will result in the forfeiture of the Cruise Certificate. The Cruise Certificate is non-commissionable, non-refundable, has no cash redemption value and is non-transferable. The Cruise Certificate cannot be re-sold and cannot be used as partial payment toward a longer Holland America Line cruise. Original Cruise Certificate with payment for taxes, fuel supplement and surcharges as applicable must be submitted to Holland America Line. Donated by Holland America Line. * This item has the potential to be sold to multiple bidders based on their respective bidding. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1002. Alaska Airlines or Virgin America Roundtrip Tickets for (2) Suggested Retail Value: $2,500 Guaranteed Maximum Purchase Price: $1,750 Enjoy (2) voucher letters for unrestricted coach class roundtrip tickets. Valid for Alaska Airlines flights numbered 1-999, 2000-2999, Virgin America flights 1000-1999, SkyWest Airlines flights 3450-3499 and PenAir flights 3275-3299. Valid through . Not valid for flights on codeshare partners. Mileage Plan Miles cannot be earned or credited. First Class paid upgrades or mileage plan upgrades are allowed. Standard baggage fees apply. At time of publication destinations included: Alaska: Adak, Anchorage, Barrow, Bethel, Cordova, Dillingham, Dutch Harbor, Fairbanks, Glacier Bay/Gustavus, Juneau, Ketchikan, King Salmon, Kodiak, Kotzebue, Nome, Petersburg, Prudhoe Bay, Sitka, Wrangell, Yakutat; Arizona: Phoenix, Tucson; California: Burbank, Eureka/Arcata, Fresno, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Mammoth Lakes/Yosemite, Oakland, Ontario, Orange County, Palm Springs, Redding/Red Bluff, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Barbara, Sonoma County/Santa Rosa; Colorado: Denver; Florida: Miami, Orlando; Georgia: Atlanta; Hawaii: Lihue (Kauai), Kona (Hawaii), Kahului (Maui), Honolulu (Oahu); Idaho: Boise, Lewiston/Clarkston, Moscow/Pullman, Sun Valley; Illinois: Chicago; Massachusetts: Boston; Minnesota: Minneapolis/St. Paul; Missouri: St. Louis; Montana: Billings, Bozeman, Great Falls, Helena, Kalispell, Missoula; Nevada: Las Vegas, Reno/Lake Tahoe; New York/New Jersey: New York/Newark; Oregon: Eugene/Springfield, Medford, Portland, Redmond/Bend; Texas: Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston; Washington: Bellingham, Pasco/Tri-Cities, Pullman/Moscow, Seattle/Tacoma, Spokane, Walla Walla, Wenatchee, Yakima; District of Columbia: Washington, D.C. Canada: Calgary/Banff, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler; Mexico: Guadalajara, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, La Paz, Loreto, Los Cabos, Manzanillo/Costa Alegre, Mazatlan, Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta/Riviera Nayarit 100% of proceeds from this item will go to all beneficiary charities. * This item has the potential to be sold to multiple bidders based on their respective bidding. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1003. Overnight Travel on a Private Jet to Las Vegas Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Enjoy a round trip private jet (Hawker 400 XP) charter flight for up to (6) passengers from John Wayne Airport to Las Vegas, Nevada. Trip length is for one overnight. Valid through November 1, 2018. Booking is subject to availability. 100% of these proceeds from this item will go to Tilly’s Life Center. 1004. Comicon Napoli, Naples Italy for (2) Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Enjoy (2) tickets to Comicon Napoli in Naples, Italy, April 25-28, 2019 Must be used for April 2019 dates. Transportation and Stay not included. Donated by South Bay Community Services. 100% of these proceeds from this item will go to South Bay Community Services. 1005. Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort (San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico) Suggested Retail Value: $2,029 Pay This Price: $999 Enjoy a four-night stay. Valid through June 1, 2019. Discover a new definition of luxury and service at the finest of Cabo San Lucas hotels, the Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort. Treat your Mexico travel with the opulent majesty of a true Four Diamond hotel. From world-class amenities to palatial guestrooms to unrivaled fine dining options, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico vacations meet their zenith at Hilton Los Cabos. Located on an inlet bay in the Sea of Cortés, our venerable luxury Cabo San Lucas hotel offers you exclusive access to the only swimming-allowed beach in Los Cabos. Feel the sweet coastal breeze nestle against your skin as you soak up the brilliant afternoon sun. 100% of proceeds from this item will go to all beneficiary charities. * This item has the potential to be sold to multiple bidders based on their respective bidding. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1006. One Week Stay at Tilly’s Personal Vacation Condo (Whistler, Canada) Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Enjoy a one week (7 nights) summer stay at Tilly’s personal vacation condo in Whistler, Canada in a three bedroom, two bathroom condo that sleeps (8). Bed Configuration: Master: Queen, Second Room: Queen, Third Room: (2) twin/king split, Living Room: Queen sofa bed. Features: Ski-in, ski-out; common area hot tub; high-speed internet; spectacular views. Slopes: 2-3 minute walk. Valid June 1, 2019 through September 30, 2019 only. The Bluffs is part of the exclusive Taluswood development at the edge of the Dave Murray downhill. A 1-2 minute walk from your door will take you to the edge of the piste leading down to the Creekside gondola. This property enjoys a spectacular and unobstructed view from the living room feature window and private deck: the Tantalus Range, the Whistler Valley and its chain of lakes. The deck also features a top-of-the- range gas barbecue. On three levels, this town home features a ground-floor entrance leading up to the main level, which has a spacious open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen. The kitchen features heated slate floors, hardwood cupboards and granite countertops. The living room has comfortable sofas and chairs and a gas fireplace. A 42 inch LCD TV sits next to the fireplace. On the same level are two bedrooms (one with two twins and one with queen bed) and a full bathroom, as well as a fully equipped washer-dryer room. The third floor consists of a spacious master bedroom with ensuite bathroom with heated slate floor, Jacuzzi bath and granite countertops. This bedroom has its own TV and video concealed in a painted cupboard and a separate dressing-room with acres of space for clothes. You can park outside your door (first-come first-served) or plentiful underground parking with remote door opening is available a few yards away. There is also a large common area hot tub with great views over the valley just steps away where you can ease the aches of the day and share experiences with your friends. This is a great example of Whistler lodging for small groups or families that want a peaceful location, great views and easy access to the slopes. Donated by Tilly and Larry Levine.
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