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Live Auction Bill Thank You to our Event Sponsors! Live Auction Bill #1 – Iowa State vs Texas Football Game – Jack Trice Stadium Two (2) tickets for the big game between the Cyclones and Longhorns on Saturday, November 6, 2021. Watch from the “sold out” Sukup End Zone Club, either inside or outside, an experience you will enjoy. Includes $25 gas card. Value: $325 Donated By: Don & Glenda Eggerling; Casey’s #2 – ISU Men’s Pre-Season Basketball Game – Hilton Coliseum Two (2) tickets to the pre-season game of your choice (Except Iowa), plus a $50 Applebee’s dining card and $25 gas card. Help bring back Hilton Magic as you cheer on the Cyclones. Value: $225 Donated By: ISU Men’s Basketball Head Coach, TJ Otzelberger; Brian Martz, Applebee’s #3 – Dinner and ISU Men’s Basketball Game – Hilton Coliseum Enjoy Dinner for two at Ames’ popular Hickory Park Restaurant before or after the game plus two tickets to an Iowa State Men’s Big 12 Conference game of your choice. (Exception-Family has rights to ISU/Kansas game). See the players and coaches “close up” with seats six rows behind the Cyclone bench. Package includes a $25 gas card and an ISU Clone-cone at halftime. Value: $275 Donated By: Glen & Mary Jo Mente #4 – PlayStation Fiesta Bowl Memorabilia Football Iowa State Cyclones 34 – Oregon Ducks 17. Signed by ISU Head Coach Matt Campbell, Big 12 Coach of the Year in 2017, 2018 and 2020. First New Year’s Six Bowl Game for Iowa State. January 2, 2021, State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona. Value: $100 Donated By: Cy’s Sweet 16 #5 – Dean’s Scholarship – ISU College of Agriculture & Life Sciences A $500 scholarship that can be used to help defray tuition for any student enrolled in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences (CALS) at Iowa State University. This scholarship will be divided and applied to a student’s fall and spring semester’s account. Value: $500 Donated By: Dean’s Office, CALS #6 – Iowa State vs TCU Football, A Sweet Suite Experience – Jack Trice Stadium Watch the Cyclones play Texas Christian University on Friday, November 26, 2021, from Athletic Director Jamie Pollard’s office suite in the Jacobson Athletic Building. Enjoy the warm seats inside or watch outside from the AD’s balcony. View Jamie’s collection of Iowa State memorabilia and pictures in his office. Package includes four (4) game tickets, a VIP parking pass, complementary food and soft drinks, plus a $25 gas card. Value: $550 Donated By: Jamie Pollard, ISU Athletics Director; Casey’s #7 – Iowa State vs Texas Christian University Football Enjoy the Friday, November 26th ISU vs. TCU game with these four (4) tickets and a parking pass. Includes $25 Casey’s gas card. Value: $400 Donated By: Iowa State University CALS Development Office; Casey’s #8a – Cy-Hawk Football Game – Jack Trice Stadium Watch the Iowa State Cyclones and the Iowa Hawkeyes in a top 15 showdown on Saturday, September 11, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. Package includes two (2) tickets to the BIG game, one night’s lodging at the new Marriott SpringHill Suites (9/11/21) in Ames, $50 dining card for Jethro’s BBQ plus $25 gas card. Value: $575 Donated By: Beck’s Hybrids; Scott & Susanne Mortimor; Jethro’s BBQ; Thompson Oil Co. #8b – Cy-Hawk Football Game – Jack Trice Stadium Watch the Iowa State Cyclones and the Iowa Hawkeyes in a top 15 showdown on Saturday, September 11, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. Package includes two (2) tickets to the BIG game, one night’s lodging at the new Marriott SpringHill Suites (9/11/21) in Ames, $50 dining card for Jethro’s BBQ plus $25 gas card. (Purchase void and payment refunded if individual game tickets cannot be secured). Value: $575 Donated By: Beck’s Hybrids; Bill & Judy Hoefle; Jethro’s BBQ; Thompson Oil Co. #9a – Follow the Cyclones to their next Bowl Game (Site and date TBD) Choose an ISU Alumni Association bowl package or make your own arrangements for travel, tickets and lodging. The Iowa 4-H Foundation will reimburse you for $1,500 whatever option you choose. Value: $1,500 Donated By: Jim & Clare Frevert; Beck’s Hybrids; Meredith Corp; Cargill Eddyville; Ken Gregersen #9b – Follow the Cyclones to their next Bowl Game (Site and date TBD) Choose an ISU Alumni Association bowl package or make your own arrangements for travel, tickets and lodging. The Iowa 4-H Foundation will reimburse you for $1500 whatever option you choose. Value: $1,500 Donated By: Tom Whitson; Beck’s Hybrids; Scott & Susanne Mortimor; Cargill Eddyville; Bill & Kristi Tomlinson #10 – 20 Units of Hoegemeyer Seed Gear up for next year’s planting season with twenty units of Hoegemeyer seed corn. Value: $250/unit Donated By: Hoegemeyer, Bob Warnemunde #11 – University of Iowa Homecoming Football Game – Kinnick Stadium Four (4) tickets to watch the Iowa Hawkeyes take on the Purdue Boilermakers on Saturday, October 16, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. Includes a $25 gas card. Value: $400 Donated By: Cosgrove Law Firm; Bill & Linda Bywater; Casey’s #12 - 10 Units of Cornelius Seed Gear up for next year’s planting season with ten units of Cornelius seed corn. Value: $250/unit Donated By: Cornelius Seed; Tyler Sprain - Bellevue #13 – ISU Men’s Big 12 Conference Basketball Game – Hilton Coliseum Help bring back Hilton Magic as you cheer on the Cyclones. Two (2) tickets to a Big 12 Conference basketball game of your choice (Except Kansas), plus a $50 dinning card for Applebee’s and $25 gas card. Value: $250 Donated By: ISU Men’s Basketball Head Coach, TJ Otzelberger; Brian Martz; Casey’s #14 - 15 Units of PIONEER Seed Gear up for next year’s planting season with fifteen units of PIONEER seed corn. Value: $250/unit Donated By: Pioneer, Phil Burk; Don Diehl; Quad J-Jerry Slota; Boling Seeds; Johnson Seeds; Padavich Ag #15 - 6 Units of Wyffels Hybrid Seed Gear up for next year’s planting season with six units of Wyffels Hybrid seed corn. Value: $250/unit Donated By: Wyffels Hybrid, Alex Will #16 - “Brunch For Six” With ISU President, Dr. Wendy Wintersteen and Robert Waggoner Join Wendy and Robert on Sunday, October 3, 2021 for a breakfast brunch at the home of Glen and Mary Jo Mente in Ames (Six guests). Wendy became the 16th President of Iowa State University November 20, 2017. Prior to being the first woman to hold the university’s highest office, Wendy was the endowed dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences for eleven years. She is a 2020 inductee to the Iowa Business Hall of Fame. Value: Priceless Donated By: Glen & Mary Jo Mente Thank You for your support of Iowa 4-H’ers!.
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