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The 2020 Tuition Assistance Auction! Welcome to the 2020 Tuition Assistance Auction! So glad you’re here! I want to personally thank you for your support of this very important event. Your participation helps make it successful and is very much appreciated. No matter what your role, each one is vital to the success of this event. The Tuition Assistance Auction could not be accomplished without your involvement and support. NorthPointe Christian Schools continues to award approximately $500,000 each year in tuition assistance. Nearly one in four students that currently attend NPC receives assistance. The generosity of God’s people makes this possiBle. You play a significant role in giving these families the opportunity to receive an education that is Christ-centered and seeks to honor God. “My husband and I are grateful for tuition assistance at NorthPointe. Without it, our son would not be here. We are happy to be able to lend our support for this year’s auction.“ – A family receiving assistance Once again, we are Blown away By the donations--so many! The new items added to the 2020 auction and the repeat items are all amazing! As we start our evening, remember, we do it for the kids, for the families, and ultimately for Jesus Christ. Be cheerful in your giving! Bid high and Bid often! RememBer that every dollar you spend will go in its entirety to tuition assistance and will Be used to fulfill our mission of “Equipping students to impact their world for Jesus Christ. Have a great night tonight! Many Blessings, Todd N. Tolsma Head of Schools 1 Thank You to Our Sponsors: Platinum Event Sponsors Dermatology Associates of West Michigan, Daniel Dapprich, MD NorthPointe Christian Schools Education Foundation Gold Event Sponsors Discovery Financial, David and Angela MuilenBerg Dynamic Wood Products J.C. and Tammy Huizenga National Tire DistriButors A NorthPointe Christian Family A NorthPointe Christian Family Live Auction Stage Sponsor Dr. Michael and Sarah Dickinson Grand Rapids Orthopedics, Peter Vasiu, DO PC Innovative Financial Group, LLC Innovative Insurance Advisors, LLC Rockford Self Storage Steve Visser Builder, LLC Stifel - Pearl Street Investment Management, Kevin Cusack Charles and Jane Willekes 2 Silent Auction Bid Board Sponsors Paul and Cindie Anthes Lawns of Distinction Automatic Door Service (2) Sunset Logistics Epique Homes United Fastener & Supply JacoBson Heating & Cooling Water’s Edge Financial Kik Chiropractic Candy Bar Raffle Sponsor A NorthPointe Family Electronic Raffle Sponsor A NorthPointe Family Heads/Tails Raffle Sponsor Mickey and Karalyn Tresh, National Tire DistriButors A Special Thank You to: Miedema Asset Management Group Doug and Jody Orr – Catering NorthPointe Families – Donations and Sponsorships Auction Committee ReBecca Braam, Sara Collins, Nicole Crawford, Emily Glass, Pam Lasher, Christy LeBaron 3 AUCTION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, March 14, 2020 6:00 – Bid Board TaBles, Raffle Ticket Sales, and Buffet Opens 6:25 – TaBle #1 Calamity Jane House of Beauty Closes 6:35 – TaBle #2 Higgledy-Piggledy Home Goods Closes 6:40 – TaBle #3 Dilly-Dally Department Store Closes 6:50 – TaBle #4 Bo-Peep Children’s Store Closes 6:55 – TaBle #5 Cahoots Sports Shop Closes 7:05 – TaBle #6 Kit and CaBoodle General Closes 7:15 – TaBle #7 Catawampus Kitchen Gadgets Closes 7:20 – TaBle #8 Bee in Your Bonnet Gallery Closes 7:25 – TaBle #9 Skedaddle Destination Closes 7:35 – TaBle #10 BamBoozle Trading Post, TaBle #11 Lickety-Split Quick Draw, and TaBle #12 Crackerbox Baked Goods Close 7:35 – Dessert Buffet Opens 7:50 – Raffle Drawings and Heads/Tails Game 8:00 – Presentation By Todd Tolsma, Head of Schools 8:10 – Scott Miedema – Miedema Asset Management Group Sponsor a Student – Weekly/Monthly 8:15 – Live Auction Begins & Checkout Opens 9:00 – Thank You & Closing Prayer – Todd Tolsma 4 Bidding Procedures SILENT AUCTION BIDDING To bid on an item, clearly fill out a bid card with your Bidder numBer, the item numBer, and the amount of your Bid. Before Bidding, check the Bid Board for the item’s high Bid and raise that bid a minimum of $5. Then put your bid card in the basket provided. The table host will post the high bids on the Board as quickly as they can. If you really want the item, don’t hesitate to go to the top dollar amount right away to save work for the table host. Remember, our goal is not to get deals; our goal is to raise money. All silent auction bidding will start at 6:00 pm. The first bid board will close at 6:25 pm, then each bid board will follow in numerical order, approximately every 5-10 minutes. The master of ceremony will announce upcoming bid board closings and give some time for final bids to be made. When the countdown is completed, the taBle host will pull the Basket and the Bids will Be closed. If there are two or more Bids for the same amount, the Bidders will Be called to the table to continue Bidding until there is a winner. QUICK DRAW TABLE Face value gift cards at restaurants and more! No Bidding and no waiting. You choose and then receive your gift card(s) at checkout. See page 53 for a complete list. Baked Goods Table Bid at the taBle or simply Buy it for the listed price to instantly Be the winner! See the complete list of items on page 60. Heads/Tails Raffle Purchase a $10 necklace during the Silent Auction to participate in the game Before the Live Auction. See page 7 for prize description. You may purchase a maximum of two (2) necklaces. CANDY BAR RAFFLE Buy a candy Bar for $10 and you have a chance to win some great prizes! See page 7 for the list of prizes. Winners will Be announced Before the Live Auction. ELECTRONICS RAFFLE We are raffling off some great electronics; see page 8 for details. Tickets are $25 and we will only sell 200 tickets. Raffle winners will Be announced Before the Live Auction. STUDENT SPONSORSHIP Before the Live Auction, the auctioneer will announce “Sponsor A Student.” At this time, guests will have the opportunity to raise their Bid card and commit to sponsor a student(s) for a week ($300) or a month ($950). When a given sponsorship time frame is called out, please raise your Bidder card. The auction volunteers will record your Bidder numBer and your sponsorship will show up as a line item on your receipt at the end of the night. You will also have the opportunity to add a sponsorship at the end of the evening during checkout. 5 LIVE AUCTION The Live Auction will Begin at 8:00 pm and will continue until all items are auctioned off. Please pay close attention to the current item up for Bid By watching the overhead screen for the description of the item and item numBer. Our auctioneer from Miedema Asset Management Group will present an item up for bid and briefly describe it. He will then start the Bidding with a dollar amount. To Bid, simply raise your Bid card until the auctioneer acknowledges your Bid. CASHING OUT An invoice listing your purchases will Be available at checkout. Please look it over for accuracy. Payment can be made by credit card, cash, or check made payable to NPC. PICKING UP YOUR ITEMS You will receive gift cards and/or gift certificates at check out. After check out, go to the Silent Bid Table with your invoice to claim your merchandise. There will Be attendants to assist you. 6 CANDY BAR RAFFLE Sponsored by: A NorthPointe Christian Family 3000 Apple Airpods 2nd Generation - $10 Raffle Ticket Enjoy your favorite music on the go. Wireless. Effortless. Magical. Value: $159 3001 Frederick Meijer Gardens 1 Year Family Membership - $10 Raffle Ticket Take in the sights and sounds of Frederick Meijer Gardens for an entire year. Plus, enjoy member-only events, valuaBle discounts and reciprocal Benefits to over 300 gardens nationwide. Value: $90 3002 Ring Video Doorbell - Satin Nickel - $10 Raffle Ticket Watch over your home in crystal-clear video, and see, hear, and speak to visitors from anywhere. With instant moBile alerts and two-way talk, you can answer the door from your smartphone, taBlet, or PC. Value: $99 HEADS/TAILS RAFFLE Sponsored by: Mickey and Karalyn Tresh, National Tire Distributors 4000 Apple Watch - $10/Necklace Apple Watch Series 5 GPS + Cellular, 40mm Silver Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band. Includes 2 years of AppleCare. Value: $608 7 ELECTRONICS RAFFLE - $25 A TICKET Sponsored by: A NorthPointe Family 3 CHANCES TO BE A WINNER: First ticket drawn, gets first choice. 5000 Fit Bit Versa - Special Edition Immensely powerful, portaBle, and capaBle, the 10.5-inch iPad Pro features a redesigned Retina display that is the most advanced on the planet. Value: $200 5001 iPad Air Wi-Fi 64GB Space Gray with Case Designed for homes with pets, this Dyson Cyclone V7 Animal cordless vacuum offers convenient, powerful cleaning. Value: $539 5002 Shark ION Robot Vacuum R75 with WI-FI (RV750) Watch over your home in crystal-clear 1080HD video, and see, hear, and speak to visitors from anywhere. With instant moBile alerts and two-way talk, you can answer the door from your smartphone, taBlet, and PC. Value: $349 8 Silent Auction Items Calamity Jane House of Beauty – Closing at 6:25 Sponsored by: Paul and Cindie Anthes 100 Joy Woman's Purse This Joy Brand, lovely wine-colored purse has a print faBric interior. NPC Family $80 101 1 Year of Tae Kwon Do Lessons One year of Tae Kwon Do lessons from Good Institute of Tae Park Tae Kwon Do.
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