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Anderson Columbus Ave s Anderson Columbus Ave. at 60th Street Church of St. Paul the Apostle the Paul St. of Church chool The 6PM Auction cAtAlog THANK YOU Anderson Faculty for engaging, inspiring and nurturing our children every day Carolyn Abbott Suzanne LaFleur Robert Aitchison Jennifer Lanni Alexandra Aizman Carissa Latona Felicia Bader Steven Lester Donna Berry Stephanie Leung Nandini Biswas Nowahyah Levi Jacqueline Bosco Heather Levine Nicole Cardinale John MacArthur Nicole Chandonnet Robert Moy Lorraine Cheng John Muller Terry Fung Ching Vahan Nahabedian Rebecca Cohen Maria Nunziata Charles Conway Tamika Payne Molly Cutler Kara Putrino Lamar Devine Adrianne Richards Richard Douglass Ryan Richter Bonnie Feick Gail Ridder Leigh Fischler Lindsay Roberts Pamela Flint Elaine Robinson Megan Freund Tim Rodgers Carlos Garces Elizabeth Ross Sofia Garcia Tamara Rubakha Nicole Goodman Shugha Sarode Stann Gravesande Dara Scheinfeld Mary Beth Griffith Robert Schliessman Carmen Guerra Brian Shaheen Yasmine Hall Marcie Shaw Jodi Hyde Samantha Skolnik Tracey Johnson Donna Smiley Elissa Johnson-Green Janet Sygar Tracy Jacobs Marlene Taylor Alexandra Karlson Aimee Terosky Caroline Kim Andrew VanBochove Dianne Kirksey-Floyd Erika Vaughan Khairah Klein Daniel Wallace Pascalina Koch Dana Warner Jill Koenigsberg Donna Wilson Mary Lou Kozol Daniel Wolkowitz Emily Krohn Lisa Young Raj Kumaraswamy Amy Zolla Ivan Kushner 6:00 – 8:30pm Registration and Check-In (Please bring your credit card for Express Check-Out) Bid on Silent Auctions * Enjoy Chef’s Tasting Stations Shop the Boutique and Boards Rooms Buy Raffle Tickets, Glow Necklaces, Goodie Bags & Balloons 8:00 – 8:40pm Closing of Silent Auction Sections 1, 2, 3, 4 (and some Class Projects) 8:45 – 9:45pm Live Auction The Boutique will be closed during the Live Auction, and will re-open after 9:45pm Dessert Stations and Special Surprises 10:15pm Check-Out Begins Look for the Goodie Bags at Check-Out Last chance to give! Register in advance to attend the Auction at www.andersonauction.org Schedule of Events 1 Schedule of Events Dear Anderson Friends, Welcome to our 19th Annual Spring Auction, A Taste of New York’s Best! Anderson is a shining example of the best in New York City public school education. Our stellar teachers, top notch administration and incredibly strong community of parents, friends and supporters go above and beyond every single day, working together to help make Anderson a truly special place. The funds we raise in our auction tonight are vital to ensure our kids will continue to have the support, programs and tools they need to succeed. With your generous help, together, we can make a real difference! A million thanks to the over 75 dedicated parent volunteers who have spent several months and countless hours planning this event, our restaurant and beverage sponsors providing tonight’s delicious food and drinks, the parents and teachers who helped to create the extraordinary class projects, and all of the businesses and parents who have contributed and solicited the exceptional array of donations this year. A huge thank you to Jamie Prince, who has dedicated herself wholeheartedly to the auction for many years and has been integral to its growth and success. We will miss you! And to my family, David, Avery & Carson — thank you for your love and support. On behalf of the entire Auction Team, we invite you to eat, drink, shop, have fun — and most importantly, bid wildly for our kids! All the best, Stacey Lender Auction Chair 2011 A Letter from the Auction Chair 2 A Letter from the Auction Chair 2011 Auction Team Auction Chair – Stacey Lender Registrar – Jamie Prince Volunteer Coordinator – Wendy Reimer Auction Mentors - Joli Golden, Sarah Gardner & Rina Cohen Schwarz Guest Registrar - Roxanne Feeley Donations Management – Jamie Prince, Linda Gratta, Ellen Bernardeau, Roxanne Feeley Restaurant Team – Elizabeth Coppola, James Della Pace, Lucia Domville, Kori Stanton, Jeremy Wladis Class Projects Lead – Alexandra Schwarzer Auction Representatives Catalog Layout Designer Slideshow Creator Nancy Batterman, Joanna Brody, Lisa Kathy Sandler Amy Davidson Carr, Heidi Chadwick, Elizabeth Coppola, Mary-Anne Cross, Online Auction Managers Event Signage Designer Lucia Domville, Pamela French, Dan Schwarz, Assia Stovonoya, Yoshiko Canada Emily Hacker, Jan Leslie Harding, Lauren Jamie Prince Heymann, Michael Kimberling, Holly Bar Manager Makin, Liz Niles, Lynn Pinto, Patrice Onsite Registration John Badalati Piton, Julie Schiffman, Silvia Ercolani Michael Silberstein, Liping Yang Supplies Manager Theater Team Audrey Gursky Class Project Team Lynn Pinto, Audrey Forman, Janet Chang Megan Alexander, Justine Keil, Data Analysis Beth Wassarman, Steve Weintraub, Teacher Time Managers John Heinze Robert Wong, Karin Schneider, Liz John, Jackie Veit, Mindy Wigutow Anne Houriganne, Yiying Luthra, Rachel Swap Volunteers Mathewson, Nandita Sodhi, Kristin Ambience Directors Our friends at PS 9, PS 87, Hunter & Milburn, Hannah Strater, James Della Pace, Cindy Parra LaGuardia Daniel Levine, Jessica Hecht, Miguel Lopez-Castillo, Kimberly Bush, Floor Manager Special Thanks: Pamela French, Yoshiko Canada, Mary-Anne Cross David Lender, Stuart Agtsteribbe, Nancy Frigand, Jessica Molaskey, Sumru Aricanli, Meskerem Brown, Enza Millen Wyetzer Master of Ceremonies Lupita Esteban, Sarah Gardner, Steve Nixon, Marc Coppola Linda Hahn, Fabienne Peyrat, Donations Packaging Lynda Pierini, Yael Raviv-Ferber, Elizabeth Coppola, Graphic Design & Illustrations Beth Redler, Cathy So, Rina Cohen Schwarz, Colleen Kong Savage Stephanie Weiner Mary-Anne Cross, Silvia Ercolani, Roxanne Feeley, Joli Golden, Silent Auction Displays Superstar Donation Solicitors Mike Kimberling, Wendy Reimer Megan Alexander, Khris Della Pace Kevin Bernard, Ellen Bernardeau Sharone Bergner, Lisa Carr, Janet Chang, Catalog Editors Boards Managers Amy Davidson, Khris Della Pace, Ellen Bernardeau, Michael Kimberling Amy Davidson, Amy Goldstein Nicole Feist, Joli Golden, Linda Gordon, Justine Keil, Kevin J. McCormick, Catalog Writers Boutique Heather McFadden, Susan McLaughlin, Jennifer Baker, CD Clifford, Mindy Wigutow Laura Mount, Lynn Pinto, Jamie Prince, Alyson Cole, Victoria Franzese, Robin Pogrebin, Yael Raviv-Ferber, Sarah Gardner, Betsy Gleick, Technology Team Wendy Reimer, Carol Teig, Gail Janowitz, Faith Kimberling, Thaddeus Elms, Sergei Fradkov, Jennie Thompson, Margot Waldman, Zachary Schisgal, Margot Waldman Alicia Gutierrez, Linda Hahn, Alex Wu Finance Team Goody Bags Neal Elkin, David Orelowitz Wendy Reimer Volunteers 3 Volunteers Check-In & Registration Packages for Groups: Some packages in the Live and All guests must check in. If you Silent Auctions are suitable for group bids. Coordinate with have registered online, your your friends and designate ONE person to bid on the group’s paddle, bidder number card, behalf. If you desire, the winning price paid can be split among and open bar bracelets (if the bidders. Approach the Auction Office with a list of bidder applicable) will be ready for numbers and the package number you wish to split. you. Walk-in guests must pay for admission at Registration. “Green” Paddles: Our reusable paddles MUST be turned in at the end of the evening or you will incur a $15 charge. EXPRESS PAY: To check out QUICKLY, swipe Check-Out and Item Pickup your credit card when Check-Out will open approximately 30 minutes after the you check in. Swiping your Live Auction ends. If you have registered for Express Pay, credit card at Check-In gets simply pick up your invoice and go directly to Item Pickup. you Express Checkout! At All others must visit the Cashiering Station after picking the end of the evening, you’ll up an invoice and only then proceed to Item Pickup. You go directly to Item Pickup must check out and collect your winnings unless after simply reviewing your Boutique items are your only purchases. (If you leave early, prepared receipt. This will greatly speed your check-out ask a friend to check out for you.) process. EXPRESS PAY IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! Please be patient when checking out. This is a Our check-in card readers are paperless, so there’s nothing volunteer-run event! to sign. We expect to have you on your way to bidding very quickly! If you need to leave early, we will do our best to accommodate you, but you must email NOTE: Your credit card will only be charged if you are a winning [email protected] after the auction to bidder or make any purchases (Boards, Raffles, etc.). By presenting receive a copy of your final receipt. and swiping your card at Registration, you agree to pay the amounts associated with your purchases. Thank you for your support! The Auction Committee requires that all items be taken by successful bidders on the night of If you would like to enable Express Pay at any point during the Auction. Any items that have not been claimed by the Auction, just visit Registration to swipe your credit card. April 29, 2011, will be deemed donated to the PTA. If you did not previously purchase an open bar bracelet, you Payment is expected in full on Saturday, April 9, 2011 — by may do so after checking in and charge your purchase to credit card, cash, or check. your Bidder Number. All sales are final and subject to the terms and conditions Bidder Numbers: Holding up your paddle with the bidder stipulated by the donors. Unless otherwise specified, all items number facing the auctioneer will be the accepted method of have been donated to The Parents of PS334, Inc., and are sold bidding in the Live Auction. Use your bidder number to bid by it and not by the donor. The stated values of all services in the Silent Auctions and to purchase Boards items, Raffles, and items have been provided by the donors themselves. or other auction items. You cannot use your bidder number Purchasers may not ask for refunds or exchanges from for Boutique purchases. You may pay for Boutique purchases donors. Unless otherwise specified, certificates for items or directly in the Boutique by credit card, check, or cash. services are valid for one year from the date of our event.
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