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Donated By Item Value Syndicate Hub (1) Men's Suit from Syndicate Hub - Up to a $500 Value $ 500 Take Me Out to the Ball Game! Package includes a Family Suite for the 2018 Quad City River Bandits Genesis Health System $ 700 Season. Includes 16 Suite Tickets and a $100 Snack Package. J.W. Koehler Electric Create a Smart Home - Package includes a Nest Thermostat, a Smoke Alarm and a Carbon Monoxide $ 700 Inc. Alarm. Loren and Jody One Week Stay in Beautiful Door County, WI - Travel to Door County, WI for a one week stay - at a $ 800 Rickard mutually agreeable time - in a 2 bedroom condominium located in Door County, WI at Egg Harbor. FourWinds Truck Protect your New Truck - or make an old truck new again with 1 Pick up Truck "Spray in Bed Liner". $ 600 Accessories Guarantees against Chips, Cracks, Peeling and No Fading. P & K Midwest Nothing Runs Like a Deere! - John Deere XUV 550 Battery Powered Children's Utility Vehicle $ 500 (DeWitt) Make Cleaning Effortless with a Samsung Powerbot App Controlled Robot Vacuum. It ever works with an Lorraine Lynch $ 1,000 Amazon Alexa. Enjoy a 2 Day Cruise on the Mighty Mississippi River - Package includes a 2 day Mississippi River Steve Suiter Cruise for 2 that departs from and returns to LeClaire. This Package also includes all meals and 1 night of $ 900 lodging in Dubuque. Here Comes Santa Clause - Enjoy an unforgettable time on a Family Ride with Santa to see Christmas Sergeant Peppers Priceless Lights. It accommodates 2 adults and 2-3 children. These Shoes Were Made for HAWKing - These handmade shoes from Portugal are a one-of-a-kind item. Dick Cole Priceless These are perfect for the avid Iowa Hawkeye fan. Wildwood Getaway - It's not the end of the world, but you can see it from there. Get away from the world for 2 nights and 3 days at the Tubbs' Cabin at Wildwood Acres near Canton, IA, a 1 hour drive from the Quad Bill and Linda Tubbs Priceless Cities. 3 bedroom cabin sleeps 6. Enjoy a walk in the woods. See the wild turkeys and deer, and watch the turkey buzzards circle overhead as the sun sets over the Maquoketa River. Some dates excluded. Cakes for a Year!! - Enjoy 1 Cake a Month for the Next 12 Months. Choices of Cakes include: White, Chocolate, Marble, Cherry Chip, Strawberry, Spice, Carrot, Orange, Lemon, Butter Pecan, Margarita, Yellow, Holly Loussaert $ 720 or German Chocolate. Filling includes your choice of: Chocolate or Vanilla Barvarian Cream, Twinkie Filling, Strawberry, Raspberry, or Blueberry Fillings. Must Provide 2 Weeks Notice to Holly Loussaert. La-Z-Boy Furniture Relax in a La-Z-Boy 512 Pinnacle Recliner in the 76 Brown Sugar Performance Fabric. This is La-Z- $ 649 Galleries Boy's #1 selling chair! Chris and Connie Unlimited Golf for a Day at Springbrook Country Club in DeWitt for 4. This package also includes carts $ 400 Connolly and $100 for food and beverages. Protect Your House - This package includes a Lyric Wireless Security System from Per Mar Security Services. The Wireless Home Security System includes: 1 Full Color Touchscreen Lyric Keypad, 3 Wireless Door Contacts, 1 Motion Sensor, 1 Key Fob Remote, 1 SkyBell Video Doorbell, Total Connect Service to view Per Mar Security and control our system from your smartphone, complete installation, and your choice of Alarm Monitoring $ 900 Services Plans: 1 year of Free Per Mar Alarm Monitoring & Total Connect with a 3 year contract or 3 months Free Per Mar Alarm Monitoring & Total Connect (After the 3 free months, the cost for monitoring is $49.95 per month and you can cancel at anytime). Glen and Jean Keppy, KMP Progressive Dinner for 10 - Your elegant evening starts in Eldridge at the home of Glen and Jean John and Joan Keppy with appetizers. After enjoying candied bacon and many other deliciousness, you will head to Priceless Maxwell, Linda and Cinnamon Ridge, the home of John and Joan Maxwell, for the main course, and the evening ends at the home Leroy Paustian of Leroy and Linda Paustian for Linda's delicious desserts. A night truly to remember. Davenport Country FORE! Foursome at Davenport Country Club - This Package includes Golf for 4 and Carts. $ 500 Club Carpetland USA $1,000 Gift Certificate to Carpetland USA - Good for flooring and labor. Expires on 11/17/18. $ 1,000 1 Week Vacation RVC Certificate - Enjoy a vacation anywhere in the world. Many places are subject to Scott and Nancy Case $ 1,500 availability and timing. Transportation to and from will be at your expense. John and Joan MBR Progressive Dinner for 10 - The evening starts with appetizers at John and Joan Maxwell, followed Maxwell, Brad and by the main course at the home of Brad and Katie Burt, where we can enjoy their new house and a string Priceless Katie Burt, Scott and quartet. The evening concludes at the home of Scott and Lori Rochau with delicious desserts. Lori Rochau Get-A-Way Package - Enjoy 1 week stay in a 2 bedroom condo near Naples, FL and Marco Island. Available Ann and Steve Suiter Priceless April through December 2018. Handcrafted Wooden American Flag - A handcrafted wooden American flag made by, Iraqi and Jordan Ashcraft Afghanistan war veteran, Jordan Ashcraft. This one-of-a-kind piece was created completely with recycled Priceless materials from the North Scott Inspiration Play Zone build. Santa Visit to your Home - Make this Christmas special with a visit from Santa to your home! This special Jim Victor, Pat DeLuca, encounter includes a visit form Santa to your home, homemade cookies by Crista Ashcraft, a $75 gift card to Priceless Crista Ashcraft Walmart and a $25 gift card to Target. Bon Appetit Dinner - Enjoy a homemade Italian Dinner prepared by local chefs Mary Ann and Pat DeLuca. This unique and mouth-watering experience will be held at their home in Eldridge and feature family Pat and Mary Ann recipes with roots in Palermo, Italy. The menu will include a happy hour featuring your favorite libation and Priceless DeLuca hors d' oeuvres, wine, antipasto plate, salad, pasta with sausage and homemade meatballs and dessert. Also included will be Italian music, experienced table servers, smart talk and an overall good time. A surprise parting gift will end this enchanting evening. Buone Appetito and Alla Sau Salute!! Diamond Necklace - Featuring 1 Ladies stunning 14-Karat Curved Pendant with One 0.7-Karat Round Revell Jewelers $ 2,100 Diamond set with 5 round diamonds on a 14-Karat Box Chain. Duncan Cameron Coca Cola Gorilla $ 10 Lorraine Lynch 105 Piece Women's Tool Kit $ 15 Lorraine Lynch 3 Pack Wireless Remote $ 18 Lorraine Lynch P-touch Electronic Labeling System $ 20 Lorraine Lynch Kitchen Décor Set - 23" Kitchen Utensil Clock and Timer $ 20 Lorraine Lynch Flip Clock $ 20 Lorraine Lynch Clapping Controlled Back-Light Clock $ 20 Galaxy StarBee - A Bedroom Companion that Enhances the Sleeping Environment with a Galaxy-Styled Lorraine Lynch $ 22 Projection The North Scott Press 6 Month Subscription to The North Scott Press $ 25 Lorraine Lynch Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Keyboard and Mouse $ 26 Jim Victor Admission for 2 to the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium (expires 12/31/2017) $ 32 GT Sports Rotary Embroidered Men's Lightweight Crewneck Wind shirt, Charcoal/Black, Size XL $ 35 Lorraine Lynch My Get Up & Go Cane $ 40 GT Sports Rotary Embroidered Men's Performance 1/4 Zip Pullover, Dark Grey/Black, Size XL $ 40 Lorraine Lynch Up Cart $ 40 Lorraine Lynch Cordless Phone & Home Organizer $ 40 Ultimate Lab Kit from Project NC2 for Ages 6+. Kit Includes Microscope, Safety Goggles, Funnel, Slides, Petri Becky Bray $ 45 Dish, Booklet with Experiments and Supplies Carpetland USA 3' x 4' "Tis the Season" Holiday Rug $ 50 GT Sports Rotary Embroidered Women's Color Block Wind Jacket, Charcoal/Red/White, Size L $ 55 Lorraine Lynch Dymo 450 Turbo Labelwriter $ 62 The Thirty One Teacher's Aide Tote Includes Stickers, Name Plates, Stamp Set, Dry Erase Pens, Bulletin Paula Taylor, 31 Board Border, Hand Pointer for Reading, Thank You Post Cards, Snowflake Calendar, Magnetic Letters and 3 Consultant and Nerium $ 90 Teacher's Pencils. In Addition, the Tote Includes an Eye Spa from Nerium International that will Treat Those Brand Partner Tired Eyes! Carmen Darland 4 General Admission Tickets to the 2017 Festival of Trees $ 40 Ryan Varner Phone Boost Emergency Charge for your Phone $ 20 Lorraine Lynch Atomic Clock with Outdoor Temperature $ 30 Merle Anderson Foldable Fire Truck Storage Box $ 30 The North Scott Press 6 Month Subscription to The North Scott Press $ 25 Holiday Inn in Moline 1 Overnight Stay at the Holiday Inn in Moline, IL $ 120 Lorraine Lynch Mobile Note Taker $ 30 Lorraine Lynch Marquee Letter "A" $ 35 Deb Peterson Purple and Gold Sparkly Women's Watch $ 40 Deb Peterson Black and Gold Women's Watch with "Cheers" on the Face $ 40 GT Sports Rotary Embroidered Men's 1/2 Zip Color Block Fleece, Navy/Grey Size XL $ 40 Lorraine Lynch Honeywell Digital Steel Security Safe $ 45 Carpetland USA 3' x 4' "Snowmen" Holiday Rug $ 50 Lorraine Lynch Crossley's 1950 Pay Phone $ 52 Balance Healing Arts 60 Minute Massage from Balance Healing Arts $ 60 Lorraine Lynch Hamilton Beach Party Popper $ 64 Lorraine Lynch Germguardian 3-in-1 Air Cleaning System $ 86 Massage Envy Massage or Facial $ 90 Assortment of Spiderman Toys: Huffy Scooter, Helmet, Face Mask, Talking Action Figure, Storybook, Becky Bray $ 130 Coloring Book with Posters, Pillow and Blanket Lorraine Lynch Oral-B White 7000 - Rechargable Toothbrush with Bluetooth $ 145 Lorraine Lynch Roadster Pro Stereo In-Car Speakerphone $ 150 Radisson in Davenport Radisson
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