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Ed Nebbins Foundation 1St Annual Ridgewood Pool Benefit Gala April 7, 2018 at 6PM Nakoma Golf Club Ed Nebbins Foundation 1st Annual Ridgewood Pool Benefit Gala April 7, 2018 at 6PM Nakoma Golf Club Auction Sampler Please Note: this is not the program booklet for the event, but rather a sampling of items as of 3/18/18. Additional details, auction items and sponsor information will be available at the event. Up for Bid: Pool Perks for the Summer Reserved Home Swim Meet Parking Reserved Water Ballet Seats Outings with your Favorite Ridgewood Coaches Donated by Ridgewood Pool Board and Staff Value: Priceless Select Items: Brisket Bonanza 20 lbs. of Jeff Watson's Famous Texas-style Smoked Brisket (AKA “Meat Heaven”) to share at your next party (or not) Donated by Jeff Watson Value: $300+ Guided Fishing Excursion Full-Day (8 hour) Fishing Excursion for up to 3 people in Madison. Time to be determined by winner based on which fish species winner would like to fish for. Donated by Madison Angling Experience, Inc. Value: $350 Marc Jacobs Leather Tote Detailed with embossed logo lettering in front, rolled handles, a snap-tab top and faille-lined, 3-pocket interior. Dust bag included. Donated by Shopbop Value: $295 2 "Spring Greetings” Canvas Print Colored pencil canvas print, 34”H X 44”W, created by artist and longtime Ridgewood Pool manager, Denny Hanson Donated by Denny and Jan Hanson Value: $200+ Clay Matthews Framed, Autographed Jersey Clay Matthews white Nike jersey with custom frame and mat. Jersey donated by the Green Bay Packers, with framing donated by Lynn's of Madison Value: Priceless Madison Skyline Metal Art Give your home or office some Mad Town love with this unique Madison skyline metal art piece Donated by: Mad City Metal Value: $175 3 Art Ridgewood Vintage Backstroke Flag Artwork Donors: Ridgewood Pool, Lynn's of Madison Vintage "RW" pool flags with custom shadowbox matting and frame over black and white Ridgewood Pool photo Value: $300.00 Wisconsin Cutout Metal Art Donor: Mad City Metal Show your Wisco love with this fabulous metal art piece in the shape of our lovely state Value: $50.00 Motion "W" University of Wisconsin Metal Art Donor: Mad City Metal Display your Badger pride with a Wisconsin Badger “Motion W" metal art piece Value: $50.00 4 Experiences American Players Theater Basket Donor: American Players Theatre Package including: Certificate good for 2 tickets to any "Up the Hill" show during the 2018 season; beautiful hardcover "Book of Lore" celebrating 25 years of APT History; 2 audio CDs of the "Talk Backs to Go" from 9 shows from the 2017 season; 2018 APT Calendar; Poster of Core Company hand autographed by all members; and a Gift Certificate for a 2018 Season Poster Value: $200.00 Fun and Treats Donors: Madison Children's Museum, Gigi's Cupcakes, The Chocolate Shoppe Admission to the Madison Children's Museum for up to 4 people and a Gigi's Cupcakes certificate for a 4-pack of cupcakes, PLUS 5 free scoops of ice cream at The Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream. Museum passes expire 1/31/19 Value: $65.05 Fun on the Square Donor: Best Western Premier Park Hotel, Food Fight Restaurant Group One Night Stay at the Best Western Premier Park Hotel in downtown Madison and a Food Fight Restaurant Group gift card Value: $254.00 Dinner and a Movie (two available) Donors: Karen and John McCartney Dinner and a Movie: $25 Babe's gift card $25 Marcus gift card Value: $50.00 Door County Getaway Donors: Norm & Carol Seeger Gift certificate, valid between November 1, 2018, and May 1, 2019 (excluding holidays and festival weekends), for 2 nights of lodging in unit #320 at Pheasant Park Resort, Sister Bay, in Door County, Wisconsin. Our unit has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. The master bedroom has one king bed with color/cable TV, a double person whirlpool and its own private bathroom. The guest bedroom has one queen bed with color/cable TV and its own private bathroom. Full dining room, full kitchen, full living room with wireless internet access, A/C, HD Flat Screen TV, DVD/Blu Ray player, full-size sofa sleeper, fireplace and private covered porch. Pheasant Park Resort has heated indoor and outdoor pools, playground, whirlpool, and sauna. Lobby amenities offer a full library of books, magazines, and games, and a coffee bar. We also offer an arcade room, a ping pong room, a fitness center, and a business center. Value: $250.00 5 Minneapolis Getaway and Nickelodeon Universe Donors: Crowne Plaza Bloomington West, Margaret Gosselin A one-night stay at Crowne Plaza Bloomington West (SW Twin Cities), Plus 4 all-day wristbands to Nickelodeon Universe at the Mall of America and a $25 Panera gift card for lunch at the mall Value: $249.00 Olbrich Botanical Gardens Annual Membership Donor: Olbrich Botanical Gardens Twelve-month Garden Family Membership at Olbrich Botanical Gardens, includes free entrance to the Spring Flower Show, Olbrich's Blooming Butterflies, Holiday Express, and the Bolz Conservatory. Value: $55.00 Tour Camp Randall Donor: UW Athletics Go behind the scenes of Camp Randall with a private tour for up to 8 people Value: $100.00 Food & Drink Dining at Delaney's Donor: Delaney's Steak Seafood Wine Two $50 gift certificates to Delaney's Supper Club Value: $100.00 Sports Night Donors: Drafthouse Bar & Restaurant, John and Karen McCartney $25 Gift Certificate to Draft House in Verona and $25 Gift Card to Babe’s Grill and Bar in Madison. Value: $50.00 Shrimp on the Barbie Donor: Seafood Center, Dankert Family $100 Seafood Center Gift Certificate, Grill Set including turner, tongs and brush Value: $120.00 UnWined With Cambridge Winery Donor: Cambridge Winery 2 bottles of wine, 2 logo wine glasses, 2 tasting certificates (good at either the Madison or Cambridge location) Value: $95.00 6 Coffee Lover's Basket Donors: True Coffee Roasters, Cheri and Bruce Olsen Gift Basket - a can of True Coffee regular and a can of True Coffee decaf coffee, a $40 coffee gift card and 4 gourmet snack bars to have with coffee Value: $75.00 Maple Syrup Lover's Basket Donor: Haushalter Family Breakfast basket with two pints of "Cranky Maple" syrup from our family sugar bush near New London, WI. Also includes two hand towels, syrup dispenser, batter bowl, whisk, spatula and variety of pancake mixes. Value: $80.00 Wauna Wine Tasting Drumlin Ridge Winery, Dankert Family Gift Certificate for 2 wine tastings at Drumlin Ridge Winery in Waunakee and a Bottle of Wauna Red Wine. Value: $50.00 7 For the Kids Badger Gymnastics Birthday Party Donor: Badger Gymnastics Academy Gift Certificate for Silver Birthday Party Package at Badger Gymnastics Value: $200.00 Basketball or Soccer Session at Keva Donor: Keva Sports Center Gift certificate for a basketball or soccer youth class for ages 3-11, spring, summer, fall, or winter I, 2018 session Value: $160.00 First Act Children's Theatre 50% off Tuition Donor: First Act Children's Theatre Gift Certificate for 50% off tuition for any one of our classes or camps for the 2018-2019 school year (September-May; excludes summer camps). Value: 140.00 Fitchburg Fun Donors: Legacy Academy, Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream, Mooyah Enjoy a fun day with the kiddos in Fitchburg: One open gym punch card good for 8 child visits to any daily open session at Legacy Academy, 10 free scoop coupons for the Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream (valid at any location), plus 5 coupons for a free burger at Mooyah Value: $111.50 More Fitchburg Fun Donors: Legacy Academy, Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream, Milio’s One open gym punch card good for 8 child visits to any daily open session at Legacy Academy and 10 free scoop coupons for the Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream (valid at any location, plus 4 coupons for a Milio’s sub Value: $102.50 Kicks Unlimited Karate Session (two available) Donor: Kicks Unlimited 6 weeks of unlimited karate, a free uniform and an introduction lesson Value: $230.00 Larry Elliott Drawing Lessons (five available) Donor: Larry Elliott Piano and Drawing Lessons 30-minute intro to drawing lesson with Larry Elliott Value: $50.00 8 Larry Elloitt Piano Lessons (five available) Donor: Larry Elliott Piano and Drawing Lessons One 30-minute intro to Piano lesson with Larry Elliott Value: $50.00 Painting Made Easy Donor: Playthings Toy Store Aquarelle Kits (3) - Dolphins, Cats, Dogs. Specially textured paper makes watercolor easy-includes paint, palette, and brush. Value: $60.00 Pump It Up and Michael’s Custard Donor: Pump it Up, Michael’s Frozen Custard $50 off of a Birthday Party package at Pump It Up in Fitchburg and coupons for 5 free pints of frozen custard at Michael’s Frozen Custard Value: $70.00 Rockin’ Jump Family Fun Night Donor: Rockin' Jump Family fun pass bucket including 4 jump passes and Rockin' Jump gear Value: $70.00 Youth Sports Class at Keva Donor: Keva Sports Center Gift Certificate for Youth Class ages 18 months - 14 years, soccer, basketball, volleyball, football or multisport (9-week session) Value: $140.00 Health and Beauty Berkeley Running Company Basket Donor: Berkeley Running Company Berkeley Running Company $20 Gift Certificate, Water Bottle and Dry Fit Running Shirt (Size S) and Run Sticker Value: $62.00 BLAZE Fitness SPARKS Session Donor: BLAZE Fitness 6-week SPARKS session: TRX for youth swimmers Value: $100.00 Elements Massage Basket (two available) Donor: Elements Massage Elements Massage 30-minute massage certificate, water bottle, can coozy, lip balm, pen 9 Value: $60.00 Fancy Feet Donor: ANiU Pedicure Party for 4 Gift Certificate Value: $220.00 Gym 608 10 Class Pass Donor: Gym 608 10 Class Pass to Gym 608 in Verona Value: $150.00 On Trigger Point Dry Needling Donor: Capitol Physical Therapy On Trigger Point Dry Needling Session with Dr.
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