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Raffle Prizes & Games Silent Auction Packages 5. DC House of Sports 9. Ghosts & Good Food RAFFLE PRIZES & GAMES Washington Nationals Portalli’s Raffle tickets may be purchased at the raffle table and from CYA board members who will (2) LF/RF corner tickets to a 2016 $100 gift certificate be walking around the venue throughout the night. Tickets are $1 each, $10 for buyer’s regular season home game Howard County Tourism & Promotion arm length, or $20 for the seller’s height worth of tickets. Drawing for raffle winners will Washington Wizards (4) ghost tour tickets of Old Ellicott City take place at 10 p.m. Winners must be present to claim their prize. Autographed photo of Drew Gooden III Ellicott Mills Brewing Company VALUED AT: $94 Restaurant discount card 1. Lunch with the President 4. Ribs & Wings VALUED AT: $177 UMBC Seven Springs Mountain Resort 6. Have Hon, Have Fun Lunch with Dr. Freeman Hrabowski (4) admission vouchers to Rib and Sweet Elizabeth Jane 10. Italian Stallion Wing Festival (July 15–17, 2016) Gift basket including $25 gift The Tomato Palace 2. A Day at the Races certificate, mug, matches, candle, $50 gift certificate 5. In the Dog House head massager, table topics game, The Maryland Jockey Club Columbia Horse Center Day at the races for up to (15), including Olde Towne Pet Resort “letters to my future me” notes, and tea (1) private riding lesson clubhouse admission and parking, live Complimentary three-night stay and spa Meadow Mill Athletic Club VALUED AT: $145 racing programs, and a race named in bath for canine or feline family member Gift certificate for one-month, your honor full-use membership (includes 11. Fit & Fabulous free squash clinic) 3. I <3 Charm City La Contessa The Charmery Bracelet & earring set Baltimore in a Box All-you-can-eat ice cream for (4) The Original Baltimore Box SoldierFit Columbia (45 minutes) (1) free month of SoldierFit classes VALUED AT: $210 Lynn’s Day Spa SILENT AUCTION PACKAGES Gift certificate for either a 60-minute 7. #TBT UMBC massage or aromatherapy facial All bids start at approximately 10% of the estimated total value. Bids must increase by Peace A Pizza increments of $10 as specified on each bid sheet. Bidding ends at 9:30 p.m. Winners VALUED AT: $400 $10 gift certificate to Babas; $25 gift will be announced at 9:40 p.m. and names will be listed on the slideshow adjacent certificate to Peace A Pizza to the dessert table. Winning bidders may pay with cash, check (made payable to the 12. Perfect Party UMBC Foundation), Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Check-out is through the Bare Bones Grill & Brewery Vasiliki Photography doorway just beyond the dessert table. $50 gift certificate Portrait Session for (2), including all Jennings Cafe edited images in personal online $25 gift certificate gallery & full rights to the images; 1. Fore! 3. Take Me Out to the Ball Game options include but are not limited Ellicott Mills Brewing Company UMBC Athletics UMBC Alumni Relations to engagement session, anniversary Restaurant discount card (1) foursome for Retriever Golf (4) tickets to UMBC Day at Camden session, or headshots for you Tournament at Turf Valley Yards (July 24, 2016; 1:35 p.m. vs. VALUED AT: $135 and a friend (Friday, June 17, 2016) Cleveland Indians) Stephanie Day Events 8. Holy Cal (2) hour event-planning consultation VALUED AT: $500 Jordan Hadfield ’07, ’08 Brooks Robinson autographed Jordan Hadfield ’07, ’08 My Flower Box Events 2. Maryland, My Maryland American League baseball, including Rare Cal Ripken, Jr., autographed Small floral arrangement and $150 gift Certificate of Authenticity from Don’s 2131 American League baseball, certificate good toward $2,000 purchase The Star Spangled Banner Flag House Baseball Cards and Collectibles including Certificate of Authenticity History Alive family pass for up to (4) VALUED AT: $600 VALUED AT: $225 from The Scoreboard, Inc. Maryland Historical Society 13. Adventure Time Year-long family membership to the 4. Mt. Airy Wine Stroll Jordan Hadfield ’07, ’08 Cal Ripken, Jr. 2131 authentic game ShadowLand Laser Adventures Maryland Historical Society, including Black Ankle Vineyards ticket with display plaque Triple-play pass, good for (3) free plays print subscription to the quarterly Tasting and tour for (8) Maryland Historical Magazine and Jordan Hadfield ’07, ’08 Medieval Times Elk Run Vineyard Complimentary admission for (2) to biannual MdHS News “The First Opening Day” program, Tasting and tour for (10) dated April 6, 1992 from inaugural dinner and show at the (Baltimore/DC 2910 on the Square location only) Loew Vineyard game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards $25 gift certificate Tasting and tour for (8) Terrapin Adventures VALUED AT: $580 $25 gift certificate VALUED AT: $130 VALUED AT: $426 VALUED AT: $170 14. A Day at the Museum 18. Dinner, Dessert & Movie 22. Fancy Schmancy 27. Bendy in Baltimore Newseum Landmark Theatres Embassy Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor Awaken Wellness (2) general admission tickets (4) theatre passes valid at any One-night stay in the Premier Suite 30-day unlimited yoga Amsterdam Falafelshop Landmark Theatre to include room, tax, and parking Baltimore Coffee & Tea Company $25 gift certificate The Cheesecake Factory The Cheesecake Factory (10) free medium beverages Chesapeake Children’s Museum $25 gift certificate $25 gift certificate (max 2 per visit) Complimentary group admission Vaccaro’s Little Italy Watermark Yoga Tree for up to (6) 12-pack cannoli with cream (2) passes for a 45-minute Baltimore 10-class pass Inner Harbor cruise VALUED AT: $95 (carry-out only) VALUED AT: $245 VALUED AT: $561 15. Smarter than a Fifth Grader VALUED AT: $103 28. Down to Laugh 2 23. Let’s Dance Maryland Science Center 19. Date Night Magooby’s Joke house (2) adult and (2) children Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Arthur Murray Dance Center (12) tickets for free admission Gift certificate for Introductory Dance admission vouchers (2) tickets to one of two upcoming Ellicott Mills Brewing Company Package, including (2) private lessons, National Electronics Museum shows: The Planets, featuring Tan Dun’s Restaurant discount card Water Concerto and Gustav Holst’s (2) group lessons, and (2) practice parties (2) admission passes, plus tote bag, VALUED AT: $229 flashlight, pen, pencil, and vintage The Planets on Sunday, May 22, 2016 That’s Dancing Ballroom and Robot Fest t-shirt at 3 p.m. OR Bach’s B Minor Mass on Dancesport Center 29. Charm City Culture Saturday, May 28, 2016 at 8 p.m. (2) private lessons, (1) group class, Baltimore Museum of Industry and (1) practice party for a couple Reginald F. Lewis Museum (2) family passes good for one visit Dandy Restaurant Cruises of Maryland African American each ((2) adults and up to (4) children $100 credit toward a four-course VALUED AT: $418 History & Culture per pass) dinner for (2) aboard Nina’s Dandy (7) general admission passes Restaurant Cruise Ship 24. Dolled Up & Dining VALUED AT: $215 Baltimore Streetcar Museum VALUED AT: $175 Brian Boru Irish Restaurant and Pub (2) adult and (2) child admission tickets 16. Pampered Pooch, Pampered You $25 gift certificate 20. Stay Well, Be Well The Walters Art Museum Camp Bow Wow Keely’s Hair Salon Complimentary dual/family-level Gift certificate for (3) days of Doggy Thomas Scott Salon and Spa $50 gift certificate for haircut and membership $25 gift certificate, plus set of hairstyle; $90 gift certificate for single Day Camp, plus basket featuring process color, haircut, and style B&O Railroad Museum blanket, tennis ball, dog toy, poop (3) full-size Redken hair products (4) admission passes Ellicott Mills Brewery dispenser bag clip, can cover, stuffed Larriland Farm Restaurant discount card pooch, cup, and pen 5 lbs. pick-your-own strawberries; VALUED AT: $227 Pub Dog Pizza and Draft House 10 lbs. pick-your-own peaches; VALUED AT: $190 30. Que Syrah Syrah 10 lbs. pick-your-own apples $25 gift certificate 25. Fun in the Mountains Whitetail Resort Bare Bones VALUED AT: $141 Beginner Learn to Ski or Snowboard Snowshoe Mountain Resort $50 gift certificate Package, including lift ticket, use of 21. Crazy about Columbia (2) mid-week winter lift tickets Lucky 3 Studio ski rental or snowboard equipment, Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard $25 gift certificate good toward Nottingham’s and a group lesson $50 gift certificate Tasting and tour for (4) hair service Red Heifer Winery VALUED AT: $260 Toby’s: The Dinner Theater of Columbia VALUED AT: $220 Complimentary wine tasting for up to (6) Complimentary dinner & show 26. Dinners & Shows VALUED AT: $240 17. Treat Yo’ Self Mango Grove Restaurant Strathmore Lynn’s Day Spa (2) $10 gift certificates 31. Great Wines, Fun Times (2) tickets to any show Gift certificate for a 60-minute massage Brunswick Columbia Lanes Basignani Vineyards Portalli’s Studio & Co Salon (5) $5 gift certificates, limit (1) per guest Wine and cheese tour for (10) $100 gift certificate Consultation, cut, and blowout VALUED AT: $150 Liberty Mountain Resort with Kayla Linwoods (2) Learn to Ski and Snowboard Packages $100 gift certificate About Faces Day Spa and Salon VALUED AT: $298 Gift certificate for pedicure Center Stage (2) tickets to any preview performance VALUED AT: $148 during the 2016/17 season VALUED AT: $400 32. Young at Heart 35. Quiet Time Dave and Buster’s Baltimore Clayworks THANK YOU GENEROUS DONORS (19) $25 Power Cards good toward Porcelain teapot by artist Gay Smith 2910 on the Square The Maryland Jockey Club games in the Dave & Buster’s Midway Ivy Bookshop About Faces Day Spa and Salon Maryland Science Center Monster Mini Golf of Columbia Book, Picturing
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