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SILENT & SUPER SILENT AUCTION PACKAGES* SUPER SILENT PACKAGES We are excited to bring these unique, high-value items and experiences to you. The Super Silent auction will open during the cocktail hour, move into the ballroom when the program begins, and stay open until 10:15 p.m. DINING, TRAVEL & EXPERIENCES • Cappella Dinner for Eight: Experience Cappella and discover what makes authentic Italian food worth pursuing, with a three-course dinner for eight, including wine. • Latina Dinner for Twenty: Check out Needham's latest hot spot with dinner for 20 at Latina Kitchen & Bar on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening. You'll enjoy Latina's menu of Latin American Fusion, exotic drinks and vibrant ambience. A $1,000 gift card will provide libations for the night. Salud! • Mother's Day on Nantucket: Get away to Nantucket to celebrate the special mothers in your life! Perfect for an extended family celebration, or for a group of moms who deserve a weekend away. This beautiful home in the Miacomet Preserve has four bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom, plus a large bunk room. Valid Thursday, May 7 through Sunday, May 10, 2020, Mother's Day weekend. • Four-Course Chef’s Tasting for Six: Enjoy a night of luxury dining in the city. Enjoy a four course chef's tasting menu for six at Strega, Nico or Strip where you will enjoy delicious food and excellent service. Not available on holidays, Fridays or Saturdays. • French Press Private Dinner: A very special, after-hours three-course dinner for six at French Press Bakery & Cafe. Owner Jay Spencer will create a custom menu featuring French cuisine with wine pairings. Bon appetit! • Nantucket’s White Elephant: Nantucket’s island charm combined with the elegance of a luxury hotel; there’s a reason the White Elephant is iconic! You’ll enjoy a two night stay for two in deluxe accommodation, valid for the 2019/2020 season, excluding July, August and holiday weekends. Reservations are required. • Volante Farms Catered Dinner for 10: Needham's favorite local farm stand is coming your way with a catered dinner for 10, delivered to Needham or Wellesley, including wine! • Boston Duck Tour Private Charter: Treat your friends and family to a day as a Boston tourist with a private Boston Duck Tour Charter for up 35 people in the spring or fall. • Maine Ski Weekend: Embrace the snow and hit the slopes for a weekend in this five-bedroom home in Bridgton, Maine, home of Shawnee Peak. Includes home rental on a non-holiday/school break winter weekends and four lift tickets at Shawnee Peak. • Host a Cocktail Party: A cocktail party where the hostess can relax and enjoy! Your guests will be served delicious appetizers courtesy of Every Day Delicious and the bar will be stocked with a mixed case of wines selected by Needham Center Fine Wines. • Beer, Wine or Spirit Tasting Soiree: If you've always wanted to know the art and science behind tasting, bring together a group of 15 friends for a tasting of your choice, hosted on-site at Reveler Beverage in Needham. Keep your guests happy with seasonally-inspired cuisine provided by Bakers’ Best Catering. • Ride to School in a Needham Police Car: A priceless experience for your student! Imagine how exciting it will be to see your student pulling up to school in a Needham Police Car. Only available to Needham students for transportation to Needham Schools. Two packages available. 1 *Restrictions apply for some items. Items are subject to change. Please see auction sheets at the event for details. * SILENT & SUPER SILENT AUCTION PACKAGES SUPER SILENT PACKAGES (CONTINUED) • WCVB Channel 5 Station Tour: See what goes on behind the camera with a one-hour weekday tour of WCVB Channel 5, followed by a live viewing of NewsCenter Five at Noon with co-anchors Erika Tarantal and Antoinette Antonio. SPORTS EXPERIENCES • End Zone Patriots Experience: You'll be in the heart of Pats Nation with two lower bowl tickets to a mutually selected New England Patriots game, including two passes to the Optum Field Lounge in the South End Zone. Your choice of a $100 Uber gift card or parking pass will cover your transportation needs! • Julian Edelman Autographed Set: A must-have for any Pats fan! Patriots jersey autographed by the three-time Super Bowl Champion and Super Bowl LIII MVP, Julian Edelman. He’s also including signed copies of his Flying High children’s book series. • Signed Tom Brady Jersey: Own a piece of sports history with an autographed jersey by six-time Super Bowl Champion and four-time Super Bowl MVP, Tom Brady. • Money-Can’t-Buy Celtics Seats: The perfect way to spend your extra day next year! Score four tickets (Loge 13, Row A, Seats 3-6) to the Boston Celtics vs. Houston Rockets on Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 8:30 p.m. • Celtics & Boston Overnight: A slam dunk for your Celtics girl or guy…sit center court with four tickets (Loge 12, Row 2, Seats 17-18 & Row 3, Seats 19-20) to the Boston Celtics vs. Portland Trail Blazers on Friday, March 27, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. Make a night of it with a one night stay at The Westin Copley Place, Boston! • Celtics High-Five Experience: Oh hey, Celtics fans! Give your kids the opportunity to be in the High- Five Tunnel! Your priceless experience includes four tickets to Boston Celtics vs. Toronto Raptors on Saturday, December 28 at 7:00 p.m., passes to the members-only Legends restaurant and half-court photo opportunity. • Red Sox vs. Yankees: Experience one of the fiercest rivalries in sports with four tickets to the Red Sox vs. Yankees game of your choice! Catch a game in June, July, August or September with seats in Loge Box 138, Row CC, Seats 1-4. • Bruins Club Level Tickets: Enjoy the best sightlines in TD Garden and in-seat service, with four tickets to Boston Bruins vs. Pittsburgh Penquins (Club 109, Row C, Seats 5-8) on Thursday, January 16, 2020. • Cornhole Party: You game? Gather your gang for the ultimate backyard battle with cornhole boards from Rustic Marlin and custom team t-shirts for 25 people. The party is complete with catering by Roxy's Grilled Cheese and a keg donated by Dunn Gaherin's Food and Spirits. • Boston College Football Game Day Package: Treat your Eagles fan to a day at Alumni Stadium with four tickets to Boston College vs. Florida State on Saturday, November 9, 2019. These seats are right behind the Florida State bench and include pre-game field passes and parking pass. Score! 2 *Restrictions apply for some items. Items are subject to change. Please see auction sheets at the event for details. * SILENT & SUPER SILENT AUCTION PACKAGES SUPER SILENT PACKAGES (CONTINUED) SPORTS EXPERIENCES (CONTINUED) • BC Ball-Kid Basketball Experience: Be an Eagle for a game! One child, 6th grade or younger, is invited to be a ball-kid at a Boston College home men’s basketball game during the 2019/2020 season. Your kid will be on the court for warm-ups and rebounding and right behind the bench, with three guests, to watch the game. Included is a team autographed ball as a keepsake from the night! • Golf for three at The Bay Club, Mattapoisett: Tee off at the immaculately-maintained Bay Club in Mattapoisett, on the shores of Buzzard's Bay. Enjoy a round of golf for three, with lunch and carts, hosted by Frank Antin. • One-Year Family Fitness Membership at Babson Recreation and Athletic Center (BRAC): The entire family is invited to work out at Babson College’s new state-of-the-art fitness center which boasts a 5,000 square-foot training floor, 5,000 square-foot cardio area, indoor pool, track, squash courts and more! • Dedham Health and Athletic Club Summer Membership: Swim away those summer days at Dedham Health and Athletic Club with a summer membership for up to six family members. Must be used for summer 2020. SILENT AUCTION ITEMS These items are available for bidding during the cocktail reception only, from 6:00-7:25 p.m. SPORTS - BASEBALL & GOLF • For the Sox Fan: Two tickets to a 2020 season Red Sox game (Loge Box 139, Row MM, Seats 1-2) and Brock Holt autographed photo. • Brock Holt Autographed Baseball Bat: Handcrafted BH12-M Pro Model Marucci baseball bat autographed by Brock Holt. • Three Tickets to a 2020 Season Red Sox Game: Three center outfield tickets to an April or May home game. Tickets are in Loge Box 159, Row EE, Seats 5- 7. Two packages available. • Two Tickets to the Red Sox vs. White Sox: Two tickets (Field Box 69, Row C, Seats 1-2) on Sunday, April 5, 2020. • Golf for Three at Charles River Country Club: Join member Seth Medalie on a mutually agreed upon date for a round of golf, beverages included, at this private club in Newton. • Golf for Three at Black Rock Country Club: Accompany members Ted or Rebecca Stone, M.D. for a round of golf at this Hingham course designed by Golf World Magazine’s “Architect of the Year”, Brian Silva. • Golf for Three at Dedham Country and Polo Club: Hosted by Dara or Dan Warn, enjoy 18 holes on the historic Seth Raynor golf course. • Golf for Four at Needham Golf Club: Players at all skill levels are invited for a weekday round, including carts. Excludes holidays and tournament days. 3 *Restrictions apply for some items. Items are subject to change. Please see auction sheets at the event for details.
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