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Live Auction Page 1 Live Auction 1. Ultimate D.C. Sports Fan Package Live Auction Join NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith in the NFLPA's suite at FedEx Field for a Redskins home game in 2018. Winner will receive two tickets to the NFLPA Suite (includes food and beverages) as well as premium parking. H-T-T-R! Also, enjoy a half-hour of fun family fitness with NFL great Vernon Davis! Dubbed "the ageless wonder" by Redskins Head Coach Jay Gruden, your family is sure to learn exercises and eating tips to keep you active and healthy for years to come! Additionally, this fantastic insider package includes two tickets to a Washington Capitals home game at the Verizon Center with exclusive access to the CSN broadcast booth, where you'll spend one period sitting with Joe Beninati as he calls the game. You'll listen in on a spare headset to hear all the producer's cues and interact with the announcer team during commercial breaks. C-A-P-S, CAPS CAPS CAPS! NFLPA Suite: Winner may not select first or last games of the regular season. Valid during the 2018-2019 regular season. Workout with Vernon Davis: Subject to availability. Must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Joe Beninati: Must be scheduled for a mutually-agreed-upon date during the 2018-2019 regular season. Donated by Joe Beninati, Vernon Davis, NFL Players Association 2. Deluxe Prague and Budapest Getaway Live Auction Jet off to Prague in style! The Mandarin Oriental, Washington D.C. will provide an overnight stay prior to your travel, including dinner for two and a sedan transfer to the airport. Once in Prague, you and a guest will enjoy a 3-night stay at the Mandarin Oriental, Prague, where you can explore the Gothic Spires of the Czech Republic’s Bohemian capital and enjoy a thriving modern shopping, dining and arts scene. Then, discover “Paris of the East” with a 2- night stay at the Budapest Marriott Hotel and enjoy a 3-course dinner at The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest. First-class round trip flights to Europe on Delta Air Lines included. Budapest Marriott Hotel: Reservations subject to availability. Expires 2/1/2019. Private walking tour of Prague: Arrange through Doug Mullen. The Ritz-Carlton Budapest: Expires 12/31/2018. Advanced reservations are required. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Mandarin Oriental Hotel: Expires 2/24/2019. Subject to availability. Donated by Budapest Marriott Hotel, Delta Air Lines, Inc., Mandarin Oriental, DC, The Ritz-Carlton Budapest American Heart Association - Greater Washington Region Heart Ball Page 2 3. Jamaica Island Vacation for Eight Live Auction Travel to Jamaica and enjoy a one-week opulent Caribbean vacation for eight at the exclusive Tryall Resort, Golf and Tennis Club. Your beautifully furnished villa includes a chef, maid and laundry services, a large pool and patio. Bask in Jamaica's warm sun and gentle breezes! Valid April to November 2018 (excludes months of December, January, February, and March). Blackout dates may apply. Donated by Joan Curtis 4. Exclusive Dinner with Wine Pairing at Bobby Van's for Ten Live Auction Ten lucky diners will enjoy an unforgettable evening, sipping wine and appreciating fine cuisine, in the private dining room at Bobby Van’s Steakhouse in Washington, D.C. The custom, four-course menu will feature a myriad of items including selections from Bobby Van’s famous raw bar and the best steaks in town. Dinner will be expertly paired with exquisite wines, starting with perfectly aged Krug Champagne, followed by a five bottle vertical tasting of Dominus vintages 2002-2006, and ending with a bottle of Taylor Fladgate 1977 vintage port. This is definitely an experience to be remembered, and a live auction item you don’t want to miss... Expires 2/24/2019. Subject to availability. Donated by Sander Mueller, Tushar Patel American Heart Association - Greater Washington Region Heart Ball Page 3 5. National Geographic Expedition to the Galapagos Islands for Two Live Auction The Galápagos Archipelago, Darwin’s living laboratory, is home to an abundance of wildlife. Isolated from the mainland for millions of years, it is that rare wilderness where animals haveno instinctive fear of humans. Traveling in a Category 2 cabin aboard the National Geographic Endeavour II, experience up close encounters with unique species such as flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, and domed giant tortoises. Trip highlights include: Snorkel amid shimmering fish, sea turtles, penguins, and playful sea lions; Cruise to pristine islands and walk among colonies of animals and birds unfazed by your presence; Observe rare giant tortoises at the Charles Darwin Research Station; Explore the waters of the Galápagos by kayak, glass-bottom boat, or Zodiac. Includes round-trip First Class Delta flights to Ecuador to bookend the trip. Travel must be completed in 2018. Expires December 31, 2018. Must travelby December 31, 2018. Space is subject to availability. Must confirm travel dates within 120 days of departure. Airfare from Ecuador to the Galapagos Islands is not included. Please refer to the certificate for exact restrictions. Donated by Delta Air Lines, Inc., National Geographic Expeditions American Heart Association - Greater Washington Region Heart Ball Page 4 Silent Auction 25. 4-Night Stay at El Dorado Casitas Royale $7,200 Riviera Maya Featured Silent Slip away into a tropical oasis only conceivable in your dreams. El Dorado Casitas Royale isa beachfront resort on the breathtaking Riviera Maya. This 4-night stay in a Studio Presidential Accommodation at this adults-only paradise provides the ultimate escape in romantic luxury. Experience artful cuisine, premium spirits poured freely, and activities designed to please each guest's unique taste. Expires 12/31/2018. Does not include gratuity. Mustbe booked directly with donor. Subject to availability. Requires30 days advance notice for booking. Airfare not included. Donated by Danita Andrews & Newton E Andrews MD 26. VIP Daily Show, Dinner, and Overnight $1,925 Stay in NYC Featured Silent Don't miss your chance to be a VIP at The Daily Show with Trevor Noah! The Daily Show isan Emmy Award-winning program that looks at the day's top headlines through a sharp, reality-based lens. Along with the help of The Best News Team Ever, Trevor Noah covers the biggest news stories in politics, pop culture, and more. Join The Daily Show audience with4 VIP tickets and laugh your socks off. Additionally, enjoy exceptional cuisine at one of the Patina Restaurant Group's upscale locations witha $300 gift certificate. Includes two hotel rooms for overnight accommodations for four in New York City. There are 4 properties from which the winner may choose: Hotel Henri (37 West 24th St.), The New Yorker (481 8th Avenue), TRYP New York City Times Square (345 West 34th St.), Wynham Garden Chinatown (93 Bowery). The Daily Show Limitations: Expires February 24, 2019. All audience members must be 18 years of age or older. Arrangements mustbe made 4-6 weeks in advance fora VIP showing. Taping is Monday through Thursday only. NYC Hotel Limitations: Expires 1/31/2019. Gratuity not included. Subject to availability. Mustbe bookedat least two weeks in advance. Includes room and tax fees only. Donated by Danita Andrews & Newton E Andrews MD, Patina Restaurant Group, The Daily Show with Trevor Noah American Heart Association - Greater Washington Region Heart Ball Page 5 27. Family Fun at Disney and SeaWorld with $4,540 Flights Featured Silent Experience a classic family vacation to The Most Magical Place on Earth!You’ll receive four one-day Disney World Park Hopper passes, a gift certificate to Splitsville in Disney Springs which features bowling, billiards, and live entertainment, and a 2-night stay at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center. The fun won’t end there; come face-to-face with the ocean’s most fascinating marine life with four tickets to SeaWorld Orlando and four tickets to Aquatica, SeaWorld’s waterpark, while staying a short jaunt away from SeaWorld at the Hilton Orlando for 2 nights. You’ll also receive 4 round-trip tickets on Southwest Airlines Limitations: Expires 12/30/2019. Tickets cannot be upgraded and may be subject to blackout dates. Tickets may not be used between December 25-31 during any year. SeaWorld Passes Limitations: Expires 7/27/2019. Aquatica SeaWorld Limitations: Expires 7/27/2019. Hilton Orlando Limitations: Expires 2/1/2019. Does not include gratuity. Gaylord Palms Resort Limitations: Expires 2/24/2019. Includes room, tax, and resort fee only. Reservations must be booked at least 15 days prior to visit and may be booked up to 90 days in advance. Subject to availability. Southwest Airlines Limitations: Expires 2/14/2019. Each individual Southwest flight e-pass is valid for one-way travel. Southwest flight e-passes cannot be exchanged, extended or reissued. Donated by Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, Hilton Orlando, SeaWorld Parks & Resorts Orlando, Southwest Airlines, Splitsville Luxury Lanes, Walt Disney World 28. Round of Golf for Three Plus Member at $1,200 Oakmont Country Club Featured Silent Experience Oakmont Country Club, located in Oakmont, PA. Ranked in the top 5 American golf courses, this country club has hosted more combined USGA and PGA championships than any other course in the U.S. It boasts 175 deep bunkers, slick greens, and tight fairways that make it one of the most challenging courses on the continent. Includes three players, 18 holes of championship golf, caddies, food and beverages Valid only in 2018. Donated by Friends of the Heart Ball American Heart Association - Greater Washington Region Heart Ball Page 6 29. Diamond Club Nats vs. Braves Tickets $400 Featured Silent Show your Natitude in style with 2 tickets to watch the Nationals comfortably from the Diamond Club for the July 21st game versus the Atlanta Braves.
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