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Super Silent 1 Super Silent 1 101 Block Island Getaway and Helicopter Tour Two of you will spend two nights at the Blue Dory Inn, one of the most well-known turn of the century Victorian inns on Block Island. Sitting at the head of Crescent Beach, you will be a short walking distance to the beach, ferry, restaurants and shops. Stay in one of the eleven spacious guest rooms, with private baths and antique décor, providing breathtaking views of the ocean or the historic town. Your stay includes daily breakfast and afternoon wine and hor d’oeuvres. A private helicopter tour of Block Island will thrill you, departing from Block Island State Airport. Your pilot will take you on a scenic lap around the island. With the doors off there’s simply no better view of the spectacular landscapes and crystal blue water below. These memories will last a lifetime! Special Conditions: Dates/rooms subject to availability, please make your reservation promptly. Helicopter tour leaves from Block Island airport between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Value: $1,225.00 Donated by: Reliant Foundation, Blue Dory Resorts, HeliBlock 102 Pearl Jam for Two at Fenway Park Two of you will secure tickets to see the legendary Pearl Jam on Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at Fenway Park. Your great seats are in Section G23, Row 06, Seats 16 & 17. Rock out with the last of the great grunge bands to favorites including Even Flow, Dissident, Given to Fly, Release and many more. Value: $263.85 Donated by: Reliant Foundation 103 Fly a WWII Bomber and Wings of Freedom Tour Fly a piece of living aviation history with a “Between Cities Flight” aboard the B-24 Liberator or the B-17 Flying Fortress for one person. The B-24 continues soaring through its native skies as part of the annual Wings of Freedom Tour with its sister ship, the B-17 Flying Fortress. The Flying Fortress was made famous in its role in the Daylight Strategic Bombing Campaign of WWII and the post-war movies that made it an icon. This will be one of the most unforgettable 30 minute flight experiences of your lifetime. You will also receive Ten Wings of Freedom Admission Passes for a walk through tour of the B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator. The tour will be in New England from September 13 – 16, 2018 at Burlington International Airport and from September 21 – 23, 2018 at Worcester Regional Airport. Special Conditions: Flight reservations are required on a space available basis. Flight experience is good between any of the scheduled Wings of Freedom Tour stops. Value: Priceless Donated by: Collings Foundation 104 Feeling Lucky Head down to Foxwoods on a Friday Night for a one-night stay for two in deluxe accommodations at Green Cedar Hotel, Grand Pequot Towers, or Fox Towers. Laugh until it hurts with Four Frontier Box Seats to see comedian ventriloquist, Jeff Dunham, at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday, July 21, 2018. Seats are in Suite SKY5, Seats 11 – 14. Special Conditions: Hotel stay subject to availability. Excludes holidays and/or holiday weekends. A reservation is required. Value: $740.00 Donated by: Total Communications, Inc., Foxwoods Resort & Casino 105 Red Sox State Street Pavilion Seats and Porcello Baseball Go Red Sox! Four of you will be heading to Fenway Park on Thursday, July 12, 2018 with amazing State Street Pavilion Club Seats in Club 2, Row 5, Seats 5 – 8 (third base/home plate line) to see the Boston Red Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays. Your tickets come with access to the State Street Pavilion Club, with a private bar stool table and wait service. Take home tonight an authentic Rick Porcello autographed baseball. Value: $875.00 Donated by: Boston Red Sox, Robert B. Blasio 106 Boston Celtics Tickets and Signed Brad Stevens Photo Two Boston Celtics tickets for a 2018 -2019 regular season game at TD Garden. Take home tonight an authentic Brad Stevens Autographed Photo. Go Celtics! Special Conditions: Game and seats to be mutually agreed upon once the new season schedule is released. Ticket cost not to exceed a total of $500. Value: $565.00 Donated by: Anonymous, Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation 107 Late Night Catechism and The AC Hotel Worcester Prepare to laugh with two tickets to Late Night Catechism at the Hanover Theatre on Thursday, June 14, 2018. This show is an uproarious piece of theatre that takes audience members back to the children they once were. Seats are located in Orchestra Center, Row O, Seats 115 & 116. Retire for the evening with an overnight stay with breakfast for two at the brand new AC Hotel Worcester. Take home tonight a selection of Proverb Fine California Wines from E & J Gallo Winery. Special Conditions: Hotel stay includes some black out dates and is subject to availability. Value: $373.00 Donated by: Fallon Health, AC Hotel by Marriott Worcester, E & J Gallo Winery 108 Ski New England Hit the slopes this winter with two single-day adult lift passes at Okemo Mountain in Ludlow, VT and two Community Spirit lift tickets at Wachusett Mountain in Princeton, MA. Special Conditions: Valid for the 2018-2019 season. Some blackout dates apply. Value: $372.00 Donated by: Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, Okemo Mountain Resort Super Silent 2 109 New Hampshire One Week Getaway - Summer or Fall Spend one week in Campton, NH, at a private condominium property with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a pull-out couch for additional guests. Property has a pool and tennis court and is close to golf courses and resorts including Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain. Great for a summer getaway, hiking, biking, golfing or leaf peeping in the fall. Special Conditions: Dates to be mutually agreed upon for a week in the summer or fall of 2018. Please, no pets. Value: $1,050.00 Donated by: Mary Ellen Dugan MD 110 Arturo's Italian Wine Dinner for 8 Eight of you will gather at Arturo’s Ristorante in Westborough, MA for a delicious three course Italian dinner paired with wines from the region. Hailing from Sorrento, Italy, Chef Tommaso and his culinary team will make this as authentic as it can get. Mangia bene! Special conditions: Enjoy your wine dinner on a Monday-Thursday by making a reservation in advance. Not available on Holidays. Value: $700.00 Donated by: Arturo's Ristorante 111 Cambridge Getaway with Dinner and Salon Enjoy your getaway in Cambridge, MA, with a one night stay in a standard deluxe room at The Charles Hotel, including breakfast. The Charles is conveniently located in the heart of Cambridge, walking distance from Harvard Square and Harvard University. This 4-star hotel is also close to Boston University and Fenway Park. Just steps away from the Charles, you will delight in dinner at Harvest restaurant with a $75 gift card. Harvest’s contemporary New England cuisine focused on the region’s freshest ingredients has been lauded by Zagat, Boston Magazine and The Improper Bostonian. Look your best with a $50 Gift Card to Scizzors Hair Salon for men and women in Shrewsbury and a gift basket featuring Goldwell shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask. Special Conditions: Hotel stay subject to availability, please make your reservations in advance. Some blackout dates may apply. Value: $667.00 Donated by: The Charles Hotel, Scizzors, Reliant Foundation 112 Wine Lovers Ultimate Package Four of you will splurge on a multi-course beer or wine dinner at one of the following Worcester Restaurant Group restaurants with dates featured below: 111 Chop House (9/18/18, 10/16/18, 11/13/18) Sole Proprietor (10/23/18) Via Italian Table (6/5/18, 12/4/18) Ten of you will experience a wine tasting at Julio’s Liquors in Westborough in the Metro Station (lower-level) hosted by a wine expert. Take home tonight six bottles of 90+ Cellars Wine including, two bottles of 2015 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir from Sonoma County, two bottles of 2015 Chalone Appellation California Chardonnay, and two bottles of 2016 Trentino D.O.C. Pinot Grigio from Italy. Special Conditions: Please choose early from the scheduled beer and wine dinner dates listed in 2018 for your best availability. Enjoy your Julio’s in-store tasting by October 8,2018, subject to availability. Value: $800.00 Donated by: Worcester Restaurant Group, Julio's Liquors, Reliant Foundation 113 Patriot Place Overnight and Dinner at Davio's Get away for an overnight stay for two at the Renaissance Boston Patriot Place Hotel in Foxboro, MA. Enjoy a delicious Italian dinner with an $100 Gift Card to Davio’s, conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel. Special Conditions: Please book early for best hotel availability, not valid on major event dates/weekends at Gillette Stadium (i.e. Patriots Games, concerts, etc.). Value: $399.00 Donated by: Renaissance Boston Patriot Place Hotel, Reliant Foundation 114 Dinner at deadhorse hill and The Wizard of Oz Four of you will enjoy dinner and a broadway show with this fantastic package: Start off your night with dinner at deadhorse hill in downtown Worcester, featuring a multi-course, family style “Horse Feast” dining experience thoughtfully curated by the chef. Drinks are on us with a $50 gift card. After dinner, stroll down Main Street to the beautiful Hanover Theatre to see The Wizard of Oz on Thursday, November 8, 2018 with four tickets, complimentary parking, two guest passes to the Franklin Square Society Salon, and one Friend Level membership. Special Conditions: Dinner reservations are requested for your Sunday – Thursday night dinner options. Tax and gratuity not included.
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