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1. Clyde’s Diner’s Delight This delightful gourmet package gives you dining pleasure for four at each of the following six Clyde’s Restaurants: Clyde’s of Reston, Clyde’s of Georgetown, Clyde’s of Tysons Corner, Clyde’s at Mark Center in Alexandria, Old Ebbitt Grill and Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm in Ashburn. Donated by YFT Advisory Board Member Tom Meyer and Clyde’s Restaurant Groups 2. Callin’ The Blue! Artist Andy Thomas created this charming scene of eight Republican Presidents enjoying a game of billiards together, while letting their guard down and enjoying time to laugh and remember. They include GHW Bush, Lincoln, Ford, Nixon, T. Roosevelt, Eisenhower, GW Bush, and Reagan spanning many years of American history. This 41.5” x 56.5” oil on canvas is signed by the artist and includes a certificate of authenticity. Donated by Dan Sullivan, MDI Imaging and Mail 3. Washington Redskins Kick-Off Kid!!! IMAGINE YOUR CHILD ON THE FIELD before 85,000 screaming fans as a Special Teams Assistant! He or she (ages 5-16) will assist the Special teams by removing the kicking tee after kickoff at the Washington Redskins vs. Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday, December 28, 2014. In addition, your child will be featured on the FedEx Field Jumbotron! This prize package includes two (2) complimentary lower-level seats to the game, two (2) pre-game field passes, and a green parking pass. Donated by Friends of YFT 4. Los Cabos All-Inclusive!! You and a guest will enjoy a 5-night stay at the luxurious all-inclusive Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos, located in an exclusive area overlooking the Sea of Cortez!! Food, alcohol, non-alcoholic beverages, resort taxes and gratuities are ALL INCLUDED! While on your vacation, enjoy the many dining options available to you, as well as the swim-up pool bars! Broadway-style shows, live music and entertainment are offered nightly. Package also includes round-trip coach class air for two from any major metro airport in the 48 US to San Jose del Cabo, Mexico. Ground transportation not included. *For complete item details, please see the notebook at the information desk inside the Live Auction tent. Donated by Kimberly Bellissimo, Base Connect 5. Lavar Arrington Autographed Oil Painting on Canvas Winford Galmon is a contemporary world-class artist whose works are collected by art aficionados around the WORLD! His work is actively collected by top financiers, executives, and some of the best known sport celebrities in the world, including Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, and Alonzo Mourning! This 36’’ x 48” framed oil on canvas captures LaVar Arrington during his years as an NFL linebacker with the Redskins, and is autographed by LaVar himself! It is definitely a collector’s piece for Washington Redskins fans! Donated by Jerry and Kay Fischer 6. View “Fox News Sunday” in Person as a Guest of Brit Hume!!! Be a guest of FOX News and Brit Hume! Meet Brit and the “FOX News Sunday” program panelists (based upon availability) prior to the show, and sit in the studio during the program. Date and time to be arranged with Brit Hume and the Production Manager. Limited to 2 guests. Donated by Brit Hume and FOX News 7. Kubota Zero-Turn Pro Commercial Mower Wow! This heavy-duty ZD331 diesel mower includes all the bells and whistles! In addition to a 31 HP diesel engine, it includes a 72”- wide mower deck (yes, 72 inches!), adjustable front axle, semi-pneumatic front caster tires, high-performance HST transmission, adjustable speed control levers, hands-free parking brake, hydraulic deck lift, and maintenance lift. Let this beauty make your lawn work easier! Donated by Bob Wiser 8. Washington Capitals - 18 Person Luxury Suite The lucky winner of this package will have the chance to see Alexander Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom, Mike Green and the rest of the Washington Capitals continue their quest for Lord Stanley’s Cup. This package includes TWO (2) reserved parking passes in the Verizon Center garage, 18 tickets to a Lexus Luxury Suite filled with arm chairs and couches, 2 TVs, a refrigerator/ice maker, private restroom, coat closet and more. In addition, the winning bidder will receive $500 to spend on food and drinks in the suite for all to enjoy! Game date and time will be announced at the auction. Come out, support the Capitals and ROCK THE RED in style!! Donated by Dat Dang, D & D Unlimited, Inc.; Courtesy of Vincent Vanni, Monumental Sports and Entertainment 9. Original Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle Not Actual Photo Original Winchester model 1873 Lever Action .32WCF (.32-20) rifle, serial number “679349EB”, puts it manufactured in 1913 (modern firearms subject to state and federal regs). This particular rifle has a 24” octagonal barrel. Crisp rifling save the bulge halfway down bore. As a result, accuracy may be compromised. Excellent original factory blue overall. Original buckhorn rear sight. Nice tight lockup and perfect working order. Full length magazine tube. The Winchester 1873 is probably the most iconic rifle in the Western theatre of history. Made from 1873 to 1919, it was definitely one of the most widely utilized long guns of the period. Donated by YFT Trustee Steve Templeton 10. Cow, Pig, and Lamb!!! Fill your freezer with quality meat from Walnut Hill Farm (this is your great grandmother’s meat, not feedlot beef!), where all animals are raised without added hormones or the use of antibiotics! Selection includes: • One quarter Devon or Angus-Devon grass fed only cow (no grain, approximately 130 lbs. of beef) • One half Tamworth pig (approximately 100 lbs. of meat) • Whole lamb (approximately 60 lbs. of meat) Winner may discuss final cutting instructions for lamb and pork. Processing and packaging of all meat included. Winner may also choose any combination of meat (ex. all beef, no lamb, etc.) Delivery of your meat will be around December 10, 2014. Also included in this package is a book entitled “Grass Fed Gourmet” by Shannon Hayes. Donated by Benjamin Adams, a 2000 YFT graduate 11. Exclusive, Private Tour of Ronald Reagan’s Ranch!! You and up to three guests will have the distinct pleasure of touring Ronald Reagan’s beloved Ranch, his Western White House, and get a glimpse into the heart and soul of our 40th U.S. President! Rancho del Cielo is not open to regular public tours, making a visit to the Reagan Ranch a unique opportunity. This experience includes a private tour of the Reagan Ranch (including transportation to and from the Ranch), as well as a tour of the Reagan Ranch Center in downtown Santa Barbara, CA. Spend three (3) nights in the beautiful, 4-Diamond Harbor View Inn, a resort style hotel that provides an ideal location for those wishing to experience the best that Santa Barbara has to offer! Also included is a $900 Visa gift card for purchase of airfare to your destination. Donated by Young America’s Foundation, air and lodging by Ed and Karen Keller and Mary Ann Best 12. Las Vegas Showstopper VIP Suggested Retail Value: Priceless You and your guest will enjoy a three (3) night stay at the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, a AAA 4-Diamond Award winning hotel. This luxury hotel is located two blocks from the Strip, and is non-gaming and smoke- free. While in Las Vegas, enjoy two (2) VIP seats to YOUR CHOICE of one (1) of the following top shows: Shania Twain “Still the One” (The Colosseum, Caesars Palace) Elton John “Million Dollar Piano” (The Colosseum, Caesars Palace) Britney Spears (Planet Hollywood) Donny and Marie (Flamingo Hotel & Casino) Jersey Boys (Paris Hotel & Casino) Blue Man Group (The Venetian Las Vegas) Rod Stewart “The Hits” (The Colosseum, Caesars Palace) Cirque du Soleil “Immortal Michael Jackson” (Mandalay Bay) Cirque du Soleil “O” (Bellagio Hotel) Cirque du Soleil “KA” (MGM Grand) Cirque du Soleil “The Beatles LOVE” (Mirage) Cirque du Soleil Criss Angel’s “BELIEVE” (Luxor) Cirque du Soleil “Zarkana” (Aria) Package includes round-trip coach class service for two (2) from within the 48 contiguous U.S. to Las Vegas, NV. *For complete item details, please see the notebook at the information desk inside the Live Auction tent. Donated by Nick Ellerman and Bill Griffiths and his wife Kay 13. Exotic Supercar Driving Experience!! Enjoy driving four different Supercars while your guest passenger rides along with you! Approximately 1 ½ hours in length, you will tour through Red Rocks Canyon, lined with vibrant sandstone cliffs, beginning at the dream car garage on the Las Vegas strip. Instructors (active and retired professional racers) will provide a briefing before your adventure begins. The world class driving fleet available to you includes, Audi, Bentley, Ferrari, Jaguar, Lamborghini, and Mercedes McLaren. Enjoy a 3-night stay in a standard room at Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel (AAA 4 diamond!) This package includes round trip coach class service for two (2) from any major metro airport in the 48 contiguous US to Las Vegas. Ground transportation not included. *For complete item details, please see the notebook at the information desk inside the Live Auction tent. Donated by YFT Trustee Marty Irving, and his wife Janet 14. Private Historic Napa Valley Vineyard Estate!! You and a guest will enjoy a 3-night stay in the Provencal-themed 1-bedroom La Petite Maison private cottage on the Vineyard Estate grounds of the O’Connell Family Winery (which is not open to the public)! In addition, the winery host will welcome your party of two to the estate with wine in hand for your food-paired private tasting.
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