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Presentation Pride Presentation Pride 1100. Preschool MWF Handmade Thumbprint Platter Value: $100 This Christmas treasure is sure to warm your heart! This hand made, spectacular serving platter is personalized with the thumbprints of the MWF Preschool students. This platter is one of a kind! It has been glazed and fired, so it is food and dishwasher safe. Project Volunteers: Ms. Sandy and Ms. Sara Donors: Presentation Preschool 1101. Preschool T TH Handmade Thumbprint Platter Value: $100 The T TH Preschoolers used their thumbs to make prints that were turned into turtles. This platter is perfect for entertaining. It has been glazed and fired, so it is food and dishwasher safe. Project Volunteers: Ms. Sandy and Ms. Sara Donors: Presentation Preschool 1102. Full Day Preschool Handmade Flowerpot Value: $100 This adorable handmade flower pot has been personalized with the handprints of the Presentation Full Day Preschool children. This keepsake is a perfect addition to your deck. The flower pot also includes a $10 Bachmans gift card, a bag of potting soil and some gardening tools. Project Volunteers: Ms. Jessie, Ms. Jacque and Ms. Kelsey Donors: Presentation Preschool 1103. Preschool RRR Handmade Handprinted Tree Wall Hanging Value: $50 Inspirational wall hanging featuring the handprints of all the RRR preschool children. Project Volunteers: Ms. Michelle, Ms. Kelsey and Ms. Jamie Donors: Presentation Preschool 1104. Preschool RRR Handmade Handprinted Tree Wall Hanging Value: $50 Inspirational wall hanging featuring the handprints of all the RRR preschool children. Project Volunteers: Ms. Michelle, Ms. Kelsey and Ms. Jamie Donors: Presentation Preschool 1105. Kindergarten Handmade Windchimes Value: $100 A beautiful personalized wind chime! Each child has designed a string of beads and on the bottom of their chime they have put there thumb print and name. Project Volunteer: Shannon Damlo Donors: Presentation School Kindergarten 1106. First Grade Handmade Fingerprint Angel Wall Hanging Value: $100 A precious Angel Wall hanging personalized by each first grader's finger prints will be a treasure for you to display all year long. Project Volunteer: Kelly Sandberg Donors: Presentation School 1st Grade Class 1107. Second Grade Handmade Christmas Cards Value: $25 A thoughtful set of handmade Christmas greeting cards, personalized by our talented second graders! Each set contains eighteen original cards. Only twenty-five available. Project Volunteer: Shannon Damlo Donors: Presentation School 2nd Grade Class 1108. Third Grade Handmade Nativity Set Value: $150 One of the most treasured handmade classroom projects is back! This beautiful Nativity is a true original and a priceless masterpiece. The set includes hand-shaped and painted figures of Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Shepherds, and Animals. A handcrafted stable is also included in this adorable Christmas treasure. Each figure has been blessed by Father Benny and is made out of salt dough and is as unique as the third grader who made it! Project Volunteer: Heather Bahr Donors: Presentation School 3rd Grade Class 1109. Fourth Grade Handmade Glass Pebble Magnets (set of six) Value: $10 This handmade set of six refrigerator magnets will add love and color to any kitchen. Project Volunteer: Jenna Rose Bradshaw Donors: Presentation School 4th Grade Class 1110. Fifth Grade Handmade Oraments Value: $20 Handmade Christmas ornaments beautifully and thoughtfully crafted by the fifth grade class. Any Christmas tree will be enhanced when these six unique ornaments are added to it! Project Volunteer: Dani Dick Donors: Presentation School 5th Grade Class 1111. Sixth Grade Handmade Whimsical Christmas Decoration Value: $50 A handcrafted whimsical Christmas Decoration that can be either hung on the wall or propped against the wall. Project Volunteer: Shellie McKane Donors: Presentation School 6th Grade Class 1112. Sixth Grade Handmade Whimsical Christmas Decoration Value: $50 A handcrafted whimsical Christmas Decoration that can be either hung on the wall or propped against the wall. Project Volunteer: Shellie McKane Donors: Presentation School 6th Grade Class 1113. Seventh Grade Handmade Advent Calander Value: $75 Let the countdown begin with this unique handmade advent calendar out of wood, metal and glass. The advent calendar can be lit during the whole Christmas season. Project Volunteer: Christine Marshall Donors: Presentation School 7th Grade Class 1114. Eight Grade Handmade Wall Hanging Value: $50 The eight graders have each created their own sketch of an image and then embossed it onto a metal square. The squares have been attached to a wood piece to create a one of a kind wall hanging. Project Volunteer: Nikki Giel Donors: Presentation School 8th Grade Class 1115. Presentation School Graduation Front Row Seating Value: $50 Celebrate the end of an era with front row seating for you and your family at Presentation's Graduation Ceremony. Contact Dr. Noll with any questions [email protected] o r 651-842-6032. The front row will b e taped off with your name on it June of 2016. Donors: Peter Noll 1116. Presentation School Christmas Concert Front Row Seating Value: $50 Capture a once in a lifetime experience from the front row of the 2015 Christmas Concert. That's right, when you arrive to the show, your front row will be ready and waiting! Contact Dr. Noll with any questions [email protected] o r 651-842-6032. Your seats will b e taped off the night of the concert in December 2015. Donors: Peter Noll 1117. Presentation School Spring Concert Front Row Seating Value: $50 Enjoy the wonderful Spring Concert without the hassle of having to arrive early because the winner of this package has "saved seats." Contact Dr. Noll with any questions [email protected] o r 651-842-6032. Your seats will b e taped off for graduation in M ay 2016. Donors: Peter Noll 1118. Presentation Panther Performance Shirt Adult Large Value: $25 Donors: Graphic Options 1119. Presentation Panther Performance Shirt Adult X-Large Value: $25 Donors: Graphic Options 1120. Smallest Swag Panther Package Value: $30 Presentation Panther short sleeve gold t-shirt adult small. Presentation Panther long sleeve gold t-shirt child small. Presentation Panther pink hoodie child small. Donors: Friends of Presentation 1121. Pres Swag Bag - Child Large Value: $20 Presentation Panther short sleeve gold t-shirt child large and Presentation Panther gold hoodie child large. Donors: Friends of Presentation 1122. Pres Pride Wear - Adult Sizes Value: $30 Presentation Panther short sleeve gold t-shirt adult medium. Presentation Panther short sleeve gold t-shirt adult large. Presentation Panther short sleeve gold t-shirt adult xl. Donors: Friends of Presentation Sports - Watch, Wear, Do 1200. Viking Tailgate Ready Package Value: $225 This package includes one adult large MN Vikings Black Dri-FIT zip-up lined jacket, one adult xxl Vikings Purple and Gold Dri-FIT zip-up jacket, and a $25 Sam's Club gift card. Donors: Erin & Bryce Hargrove, Sam's Club 1201. For the Snow Bunny Value: $173 Ready to shred! This package includes passes to two great local ski and snowboard areas. First, enjoy a one-day guest pass for skiing or snowboarding at Powder Ridge, located in Kimball, MN, near St. Cloud. Includes equipment rental if needed. Then, head to Hyland Ski and Snowboard Area in Bloomington with two, one-day lift tickets. Need to gear up in advance? Head to Joe's Sporting Goods because this package also includes a $40 gift certificate. Powder Ridge Expires end of 2015-2016 season. Hyland Hills Expires March 31, 2016. Donors: Joe's Sporting Goods, Powder Ridge Winter Recreation Area, Three Rivers Park District 1202. Minnesota Vikings #22 Harrison Smith Autographed Nike Jersey Value: $150 Adult Medium Minnesota Vikings #22 Harrison Smith Autographed Nike Jersey adult medium. Donors: Minnesota Vikings, Sid Pillai 1203. Minnesota Twins Ticket Certificate for Four Outfield Seats Value: $140 During the 2016 Season This package includes a Minnesota Twins ticket certificate for four outfield seats during the 2016 Season (some games not available). Also included is an adult floppy twins hat, child's bear knit hat, and a Minnesota Twins t-shirt adult large. Contact Tyler Messerole a t 612-270-1902 to arrange tickets of choice. Donors: Erica & Tyler Messerole 1204. Hill Murray Basketball Kid of the Game Value: $135 This experience package allows for two honorary kids to join the girls’ basketball team for a pre-game tour of the locker room, sit behind the bench, and pick out a Hill Murray Basketball clothing item of choice. Also included is one pair of Hill Murray Pioneers sweat pants youth small and a Hill Murray Pioneers short sleeve shirt child small. C ontact Coach Erin Herman a t 777-1376 o r email at [email protected] to set up a time and day during th e 2015-2016 season. Donors: Hill-Murray School, Hill-Murray School Girls Basketball 1205. Get Fit - Stay Hydrated Value: $105 This package includes a one-month free pass to any LA Fitness and a case (12 one-Liter containers) of Chocolate Coconut Fitness Water. LA Fitness has multiple locations, including Maplewood, Oakdale, Roseville, Minneapolis and St.Paul. L A Fitness must b e Eighteen. Cannot b e applied towards existing memberships. Expires December 31, 2015. Donors: LA Fitness, Ashley Way 1206. Minnesota Wild Ryan Carter #18 Autographed Souvenir Hockey Value: $100 Stick Donors: Erin Hargrove 1207. Minnesota Wild Jason Somerville #29 Autographed Puck Set in Value: $100 Rectangle Shadow Box Donors: Erin Hargrove 1208. U of M Gophers Autographed Coach Kill Football Value: $50 Donors: U of M Football 1209. Adrian Peterson 8 x 10 Autographed Photograph Value: $50 Walk home with this prized possession, an Adrian Peterson 8x10 Autographed Photograph. Donors: Minnesota Vikings 1210. Chicago Bears Autographed Picture Value: $50 Chicago Bears Autographed 8x10 Picture of Team Leaders include: Kyle Long, Jonathan Bostic, Matt Forte, Jay Cutler, Kyle Fuller, Alshon Jeffery, and Martellus Bennett.
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