Dinner and silent auction: $24914 for adults, $20 for children.
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Dinner and silent auction: $45 for adults, $25 for children.
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MANASQUAN "Tony Danza: Standards & Stories," music, storytelling, cocktails and silent auction.
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The teams raised $85033,000 from the game and a silent auction fundraiser.
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The show and silent auction raise money for GreenHouse17, a domestic violence shelter.
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View Silent Auction and Artworks available with your ticket on Smack Mellon's web site.
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This would essentially create a silent auction for people who are willing to rebook their flights.
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The goal is to raise $20,000, through a combination of ticket sales, donations, and a silent auction.
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Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko—one of the many framed photos available as part of Friday's silent auction.
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The silent auction will feature pictures from a variety of photographers themed around sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch.
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A month prior, they attended the Race to Erase MS cocktail reception and silent auction together in Beverly Hills.
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The night began with a silent auction, but the air was hardly still: Voices buzzed in friendly, enthusiastic conversation.
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A silent auction featured a Marcell Von Berlin bag and coat, as well as an experience curated by Kollar Chocolates.
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The benefit, which includes a dinner reception along with a live and silent auction, hopes to raise close to $500,000, says Emma.
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The festive Alive With Art evening features a cocktail hour, dinner, and a silent auction with online bidding opening on May 4.
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InLiquid's Benefit and Silent Auction will be held at the Crane Arts Icebox Project Space in Philadelphia on Jan 31–Feb 1.
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After starting the Paul Moore Foundation, they raised raised more than $40,000 through a 5k race and silent auction to help the Moores.
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Rooms are played face down and revealed when the action begins, making the set up a sort of silent auction of adventure allure.
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She had organized a silent auction to raise money for a shelter that she hopes to open this summer, in the West Village.
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The kind of people who may hold a silent auction on their daughter's black boyfriend in the backyard of the house one day.
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It is on silent auction with the Stephan Welz & Co auction house until Friday, and is expected to sell for between $370,000 and $592,000.
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On January 31 and February 1, 2020, InLiquid's annual winter Benefit and Silent Auction will be held at the Crane Arts Icebox Project Space.
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At the silent auction, visitors can win tons of Parton paraphernalia and even a trip to Dollywood, the artist's theme park in her native Tennessee.
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The fundraiser bash included drinks from Patron, food provided by Umami Burger, music from DJ Kamayo, an Open Air photo booth and a silent auction.
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Last February, he put in a $350 bid at a silent auction fund-raiser and won a recording session with the jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli.
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On his office wall, Honea keeps a framed photo of Ronald Reagan riding a white horse that he was thrilled to win at a silent auction.
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Zaid told The Hill that the funds, totaling some $3,600, were successful silent auction biddings that he made as a guest at the committee's spring ball.
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Not only did the new business owner put on a show, he raised a bunch of money for his Tony Hawk Foundation with a silent auction too!!
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The winning bid was considerably higher than last year's, when Jim Williams paid $50,000 during the Tiger Jam silent auction to caddie for Woods, according to the outlet.
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During the two-day charity event, which raises funds for the golfer's TGR Foundation, a number of activities were held including a silent auction, according to Woods' personal website.
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To support its growing network, The Rebels Project hosts a public silent auction of donated items and services once a year and has received small grants from local businesses.
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Brad hit up Sean Penn's annual relief event in Hollywood, and one of the items up for silent auction was watching an episode of "Game of Thrones" ... with Emilia Clarke!!!
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Currumbin Wildlife Hospital also accepts donations via its website and purchases of wish list items, and is currently holding a silent auction with international postage available at the donor's expense.
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Once he'd finished, Nigussu's painting joined the art from the preliminary rounds in the entrance hallway, where they were being bid on—some more than others—in a silent auction.
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A coworker, N., and myself are in charge of the silent auction/raffle items, so we're both inside most of the day but he lets me sneak out around 2.
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SooVAC (Soo Visual Arts Center), a Minneapolis art gallery, has in the past asked artists to donate works for its annual silent auction fundraiser, which is a common practice among nonprofits.
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"I was volunteering at the silent auction, and Gideon had come over to the table, and I asked him to bid on an ice cream party for friends," Ms. Morganoff said.
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There promises to be nonstop drinking and eating in a VIP hospitality area with plenty of seating, and the ticket price includes a silent auction and pre-game television coverage on large screens.
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On Saturday, you have a chance to take home work by the artists that've caught your eye at a silent auction at 313 Butler Gallery (there's one work available from each participating artist).
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Aside from the silent auction, the event to support community-based children's programs also featured a poker night, a golf tournament, and a performance from Jackson's Vegas residency followed by a post-party.
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While they usually go with big brand or store names that are required to make a hefty financial contribution, they waved that standard fee and decided they would raise the money through ticket sales and a silent auction instead.
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Dozens of artists, including Pam Lins, Ry Rocklin, Jim Drain, Allan McCollum and Zittel herself painted or otherwise altered stones, which will be sold at a silent auction behind the barn to benefit her Joshua Tree nonprofit, High Desert Test Sites.
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That someone is likely not a peer but a megacorporation that is tracking and selling your preferences in a silent auction, a government surveilling your movements and religious affiliations, or a hacker collective that feels entitled to publish your sexual indelicacies.
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A silent auction sells framed photos and oil paintings of Trump and Muhammad Ali, making it clear once and for all, that these white walkers believe that "irony" is a terrorist nation that we should bomb into the stone age.
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He provided an example: If a person at a silent auction bought a vacation that's worth $2,000, but paid $4,000 for it, he could only deduct $2,000 — because the other half was not charity, but rather a benefit he reaped.
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It was a stately setting for a gritty image — a silent auction of works by Long Island City artists "that reflect the diversity and glorious breadth of talent in the L.I.C. community," according to the program for the event, the LIC Arts Open.
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Scott Artley, the executive director of Patrick's Cabaret, a performing arts center in Minneapolis, said that at a recent fundraiser, he asked donating artists to set a value for their work, so the organization could know how to price a starting bid for the silent auction.
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Lieberman has put on a number of charitable events to raise money for research and doctors through the years, and she is currently organizing a silent auction, called SENSE, in association with the Lucie Foundation as part of MOPLA, to benefit the neurology department at UCLA.
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Instead, the Beckmanns were sold via what Hoving termed a "silent auction" for $95,000 to Serge Sabarsky, the Vienna-born art dealer whose collection went on to make up the heart of the collection of the Neue Galerie (which contributed two of the Beckmann show's 39 pieces).
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In addition to catching a set by DJ IRE and Dallas Austin and mingling with Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models, guests can also bid in a silent auction featuring sports and entertainment memorabilia, including Steve Young's 49ers helmet, a Prince signed electric guitar, and a Peyton Manning Super Bowl game helmet.
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One of the organizations, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, told the Post that it would be moving its annual event to a new venue next year over the increased security concerns after guests were forced to miss most of a silent auction at this year's event due to security checks.
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At the group's Safari Night held last January, Ms. Yang filled several tables with people connected to her through a group of Asian Republicans, the guests paying at least $600 to dine on salads with edible flowers, peruse silent auction items and mingle with the president's sister Elizabeth Trump Grau, who wore animal print.
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"I am praying that Castro does not get to the point where he has to really barter with these guys over here because they're going to get Assata Shakur, they're going to get a whole lot of other people," Ellison said at the event, which also included a silent auction and speech by former Weather Underground leader Bernardine Dohrn.
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Last month, 175 Green Party activists from more than 40 states gathered at the University of Utah for their annual conference, where they dined on pizza alongside students in the cafeteria, placed bids on secondhand sci-fi books and homemade wine at a silent auction, and discussed their dream of implementing eco-socialism and ranked choice voting.
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Roughly 750 great heads of hair (among them, Anna Wintour's signature bob) boarded the ship, first for a silent auction mingled with the Intrepid's exhibitions: a Bottega Veneta duffel beckoned in front of a Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber, L.A. Eyeworks sunglasses sparkled beside a North American FJ-3 Fury, and a set of Jo Malone candles with a wool and alpaca throw promised comfort beneath a giant propeller.
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This event features music, dancing, drinks, raffles, and a silent auction.
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Art is also sold in a silent auction as a fundraiser for NBW youth programs.
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A silent auction also helped contribute to the funds of the Make It Right foundation.
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In addition, there are specialty foods, live music, fresh produce, cut flowers, children's games, rummage sale, and a silent auction.
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The gala, held on the first night of the Challenge, features live entertainment, a silent auction and a live auction.
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The "party with a purpose" includes a live and silent auction of Jaguar items and has raised over $800,000 for SHNF in seven years.
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The annual gala features live entertainment, dinner and a live and silent auction and honors outstanding community leaders who demonstrate the vision of Queen Emma.
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Parents provide traditional food and music on the day of the event, and each class performs. Attendees bid in a silent auction; purchase food and trinkets.
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He once again hosted a silent auction dinner the night before the baseball camp. There close to 200 people in attendance. Silent auction items included autographed jerseys from soon-to- be Hall of Famer Jim Thome, Clayton Kershaw, and Derek Jeter. McAllister's father, Steve played college baseball at Bradley University and was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 5th round of the 1981 Major League Baseball draft.
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For this event, supporters can become a sponsors, donate items for the silent auction, purchase TV advertisements that will replace the national ads on the ranch TVs, or just purchase tickets.
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Every year in memory of the false gold rush of 1852, Eugenia hosts "Gold Rush Days", a weekend festival featuring food vendors, artisans, car shows, a silent auction and community meals.
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Their biggest fundraiser of the year had, for many years, been the annual wine tasting and silent auction which paid tribute to Stamford Museum & Nature Center's history within its community. The June event consisted of wine tastings, samplings of food from local restaurants and caterers and a silent auction. In 2019, the SM&NC; launched "An Evening With," a new annual fundraiser. The inaugural event was held in May 2019 and featured world- renowned chef Jacques Pepin.
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The event included a 5K walk/run and silent auction. The event raised $30,000 and is the first Funds of Hope research grant to reach the $30,000 mark to launch a study.
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Items are also available by raffle and silent auction. The event draws graduates and friends of PHS and is held at the Puyallup each year. Details are posted on their website linked below.
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In 2012, the Alchemy EC decided to allocate $10,000 for fund matching. This pool of $10,000 was also distributed on a percentage basis like refreshment and silent auction sales. In 2013, that amount was increased to $15,000.
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The event also included a silent auction featuring signed and rare memorabilia with all of the proceeds, including ticket sales, going toward music education programs. FMF has also hosted events with master guitarist Pepe RomeroMusic Foundation: News and the New West Symphony. FMF's most recent event was a benefit entitled "The Gift of Music."Music Foundation: News This event featured celebrity guests, an art exhibit by Paul Thatcher, music from Koffehouse recording artists, a silent auction featuring memorabilia including a Jimi Hendrix gift basked donated by Janie Hendrix.
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In 2007, in recognition of a large donation from the Bailin Brothers Foundation, the campus at 629 Salisbury Street was named for the Bailin family.Rettig, Tom. "Jewish Healthcare Center dinner and silent auction." Telegram & Gazette: Aug 29 2007.
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In 2008, Holm was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. A benefit was held at a local Portland theatre featuring a silent auction, readings of his more memorable reviews, and a musical appearance by (among others) Pink Martini's Thomas Lauderdale, in April 2008.
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Rachel takes Phoebe and Joey to a charity event helping children, including a silent auction. While Phoebe is obviously over-drinking, Joey has bigger problems; misunderstanding the silent auction process, Joey thought that bidders guessed an object's worth, with the prize going to the person with the closest guess. Joey "guesses" $20,000 and wins a yacht. Rachel and Joey try to convince the next highest bidder to buy the boat, but in the process of persuading the man of the boat's virtues, Joey changes his mind and wants it for himself, although he can barely afford it.
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Money was raised through a number of fundraisers, such as "Run, Walk and Roll", which raised $15,000. Other events include a Guitar Hero contest and a silent auction. On September 16, 2008, volunteers began constructing the playground. Volunteers worked for four-hour shifts.
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The TWFF as a whole is a combination of several smaller events which include: A wine dinner reception, wine dinner, celebrity chef, VIP reception at wine tasting, festival shoppe, wine auction, silent auction, press and media party, golf tournament, and meélange market.
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Wyatt was the oldest daughter of Ben Wyatt, the vice president of TransAct Technologies, a company with strong Las Vegas ties. The team is donating proceeds from ticket and merchandise sales, a silent auction, and other fundraisers to the Allison Wyatt Memorial Fund.
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The fundraiser featured postcard art sent in by the community, available for sale by silent auction. The art show was curated by Glitch Lab. Notable art contributors were Pendleton Ward (creator of Adventure Time), Jason Torchinsky, as well as Amanda Williams and Katherine Rubenstein.
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In 2010, the company formed Interactive Intelligence Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on assisting at-risk students. The foundation raised funds to promote technology education for youth in Indiana and outside the United States. It hosted an annual gala and silent auction as part of its fundraising activities.
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The next day Ellen rounds up donated gifts for the charity silent auction. She pleases herself and Jake. Ellen's boyfriend Gray comes to town to return her to New York. He has a superior attitude and comments to Jake he cannot believe that Ellen Langford cares about the town.
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McDonnell, Brandy. Woody Guthrie Folk Festival returns to Okemah; silent auction of Ellis Paul's original poster art starts today. The Oklahoman, July 11, 2013. On Saturday, Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon once again hosted her "pancake breakfast" which raises money for the Oklahoma Chapter of the Huntington's Disease Society of America.
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It was supported by audience donations and a silent auction held throughout each year's festival, and varied in amount from year to year. The grant award was discontinued in 2008. Beginning in 2011, Reel Affirmations added three new awards. These included a First Time Director and a Best International Movie award.
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The center also hosts benefit events by FWCC and the WNA to support its maintenance fund through the sale of arts and crafts, plants, and raffle and silent auction items. Space at the center can be rented for events. As of 2015, PP&R; operates a pre-school at the center.
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GlobalFest Logo The School has developed certain fundraising and other traditions including its "Race for Education" and GlobalFest traditions. The first encourages students to obtain sponsors for certain running events and the other is an annual multicultural event with selective ethnic foods, related student stage performances, and a silent auction.
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Top tip honors and bragging rights are captured by a different Penguins' player each season. Along with dinner, the event features a unique silent auction. Prizes are also awarded to guests for the top tips (guests’ tips are actually a donation to the event's selected charities) collected by the players.
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" Money is raised through corporate sponsorships, individual and group ticket sales, and related events like a benefit dinner and silent auction. The event, which so far has always been held at Carnegie Hall in Midtown Manhattan, is a "spring tradition in New York"David Hinckley. April 8, 1996. "Carnegie Sting-Along to Save Rainforest.
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At the Fare Thee Well shows, the Participation Row silent auction included a D'Angelico EX-DC electric guitar signed by all 7 performers and played by Bob Weir on stage during the second Santa Clara show. The auction for the guitar closed at $526,000 , making it the 20th most expensive guitar of all time .
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In 2017, the event raised $154,000. Northern Illinois Food Bank 2019 fundraising events include A Cup of Hope and the 6th Annual Foodie 5k. Northern Illinois Food Bank annually holds an event called A Taste That Matters sponsored by Jewel-Osco. The event includes silent auction and food made by more than 30 local chefs.
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Art On the Vine was OCAC's yearly gala and fundraiser. All proceeds directly supported scholarship funding for BFA and MFA students, and for youth attending OCAC's Art Adventures Camps. The event featured a silent auction of roughly 120 pieces of art (including student works, faculty, alum, local artists and beyond) and roughly 35 wine packages.
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Corporate donations are used to purchase pieces from emerging artists at market value. The pieces are then presented at gala parties in silent auction format. Participants make written bids in volunteer hours for a limited selection of non-profits selected by jury panel. Bidders are limited to a maximum of 125 hours per piece.
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The gala features live music, food, and a silent auction. In 2017, Marwen raised $900,000 for their programs. Each November, Marwen hosts an event called Art Fair, where the public can purchase artwork by Marwen students, staff, and teaching artists. The event, hosted annually in Marwen's River North building, is an important source of revenue for the organization.
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Retrieved on January 7, 2014. Tessanne performed at the 19th Annual Building Hope Gala Fundraiser and Silent Auction held by the Food for the Poor Organisation based in Florida on Saturday, February 1, 2014. There, she performed her single "Tumbling Down" to encourage attendees to replace poor families’ dilapidated huts in Ganthier, Haiti with safe, permanent houses.
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Event PosterThe group presents many public events, often with sponsorship from other groups and companies including: Dole Foods, Surf Ohio, Trader Vic's, Kahiki Foods, Royer Corporation, Barritt's Bermuda Stone Ginger Beer, Kona Brewing Company, and a variety of rum distillers. These events often have a charity fundraising component such as a silent auction or live auction of donated items. Hot Rod Hula Hop Originally held from 2005-2008 this event combined a car show with a luau dinner party featuring entertainment from live bands from around the United States including Waitiki and The Cocktail Preachers. A silent auction at Hot Rod Hula Hop IV raised $1,252 for the Easter Island Foundation. The Order announced that the event would return in August 9–10, 2013, as a local event run by the Kahiki Chapter.
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The organization sponsors an annual fall meeting. Approximately 120 historians attend and participate in discussions surrounding teaching and research in media history. Throughout the meeting, scholars present peer-reviewed research, participate in topical panel discussions and generate ideas for articles and books. At the annual meeting, scholars also participate vigorously in a silent auction that generates thousands of dollars for graduate student aid.
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The Venice Music Festival is an annual community event, generally held in the fall, organized by the VCHC. A Champagne Brunch kicks off the event and the afternoon features musical performances, a silent auction, and activities such as rock climbing. Past featured artists include Los Pinguos, Afrobeat Down, Aula, Sono-Lux, and Kwanza Jones. Proceeds are used to support the VCHC.
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The last several years have included an after-party on Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, featuring a concert by big-name artists and a silent auction. KFAC VI Launch The 2007 event, had 313 participants and started at 7:30 a.m. on July 28, 2007, and was the first to use Veterans Park in East Norwalk rather than Calf Pasture Beach.
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"Yale Scientist to Speak at Announcement of Report on Effects of Research Funding." Yale University Office of Public Affairs. (2007-3-15). He was also named the 2007 Susan G. Komen for the Cure National "Co-Survivor of the Year." The 1st Annual South County Secondary School NHS/NJHS Talent Show/Silent Auction was held and The Fairfax Times covered the event.
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Wood is married to Sarah Pates of Waukegan, Illinois. The couple has one son, Justin, and two daughters, Katie and Charlotte. Until 2008, the family resided in the Old Town neighborhood of Chicago. While playing for the Cubs, the Woods hosted a celebrity bowling tournament called Kerry Wood's Strike Zone, which also featured a silent auction that raised over $2 million.
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HLF is an international grantmaking organization, with community partners in New York City, Sweden and the Dominican Republic. The Henrik Lundqvist Foundation hosted its inaugural fundraising event on 14 September 2014, at Refinery Rooftop. The evening included a silent auction, a Q&A; session hosted by NHL Network's Kevin Weekes & an acoustic performance by Henrik Lundqvist and bandmate John McEnroe.
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To date, Auntie Anne's Pretzels is the market's sole chain vendor. Weekly live auctions are held in the main building, and an ongoing "silent auction" can be found in the flea market building. Other specialty events that occur include automobile shows and local wrestling federation matches. The market is normally open on Fridays and Saturdays only, although holiday hours vary.
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Ever since that time, the Foundation's two annual "Classic" golf tournaments have provided the majority of the Foundation's grant funds. In 1995, an annual fundraising campaign was initiated, specifically targeting the Olympic Club membership. Beginning in 2002, a silent auction to benefit the Foundation was added to the annual tennis banquet. Other sports have held events to benefit the Foundation.
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Afterwards, after letting Josh look after her camera, he inadvertently erases her pictures and she loses her job. She and Josh get into an argument about the accidental erasure and they stop seeing each other. Josh quit his job and headed off to Florida. Abby's sister sets up a number of her pictures in a silent auction and they become very popular.
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In addition to the racing program, a silent auction was held with the proceeds going to the Kyle Busch Foundation. The winner got a ride in Macon Speedway's 2-seat Late model, at speed, around Macon Speedway's 1/5-mile track with Kyle Busch doing the driving. The UMP Sportsman and UMP Street Stocks were also included in the night's racing action.
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Our annual silent auction will be held at two performances of "Schlemiel! Shlimazel! Celebrating the Cream City" on Saturday, June 16 at 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm. The 2010-2011 season consisted of "The Poet Sings" on Saturday, December 4 at 7:30pm and Sunday, December 5 at 3:00 pm. "The Creators: Heros of the Imagination" will be held on Saturday, April 16 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, April 17 at 3:00 pm. The season ends with "Shakespeare in Song" with two performances on Saturday, June 18 at 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm. The 2008-2009 season consisted of "One World: Dare To Dream" on Saturday, December 13 at 7:30pm. This is followed by "Whirled Music" to be held on April 18 at 7:30pm along with the annual silent auction.
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It is built of red brick, a classic example of High Victorian architectural style, recognized by the Native Daughters of the Golden West, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The PVH&MA; hosts Fred T. Perris Day and a silent auction annually and participates yearly in the Potato Festival, Christmas Parade, and Southern California Fair. The current president of the Association is Midgie Parker.
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The first fundraising effort was a celebrity golf tournament in early May 1996 which was well attended and became an annual event. That success enabled the fund to expand their outreach to families of children with any form of pediatric cancer, not just leukemia. The 19th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic was held May 18–19, 2014. The dinner, silent auction and golf tournament raised over $515,000.
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The Champions for Children Gala, first put on in 2005, features a star-studded guest list, incredible live and silent auction items and experiences, and has become the biggest annual fundraiser for the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund. Since its inception, the Champions for Children Gala has raised in excess of $7 million to support families tackling childhood cancer in the New York/New Jersey area.
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Harper and his mother, Princess Harper, founded the Harper's Hope Foundation in 2009. The primary goal of the foundation has been, “to strengthen families and enhance their emotional, social, and spiritual health through educational programs, enrichment activities, and economic development.” In July 2010, the foundation hosted its first annual "A Sainted Weekend" Celebrity Golf Tournament and Silent Auction. Harper became a member of School of the Legends (SOTL) in 2010.
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Each December, COAF holds a fundraising gala event in New York City. Friends and philanthropists gather to celebrate the year's success, hear children from Armenian villages share their personal stories, and learn about the impact COAF has made. The annual COAF Gala consists of a charity dinner, concert, live auction, and silent auction. Every year COAF raises up to 4 million dollars to implement its programs for the next year.
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The fourth class of ten members was inducted in 2008 with a dinner, silent auction and ceremony, and was attended by many of the inductees. The ceremony was held at the Oak Meadows Golf Club in Addison, Illinois, and was hosted by Gilad Janklowicz of the television show Bodies in Motion. There were about 250 attendees. Inductees included Cory Everson, Tamilee Webb, Charles Kuntzleman, Michael Thurmond and others.
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Works usually include oils, watercolours, sculpture ceramics, photographs and jewellery. Artists donate 35% of sales and all proceeds from the raffle, auction, "mystery pictures" and silent auction are 100% donations to the charity. New artists are chosen by a selection panel which seeks fresh, innovative and affordable work. Art for Youth London enables new and upcoming artists to exhibit at the Royal College of Art alongside more established talent.
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The Dougy Center hosts an annual Reflection Benefit, which includes a silent auction, dinner, and live auction. Porsche Boxsters have been raffled off at the benefit for fifteen years. In April 2010, Oregon Public Broadcasting sponsored a benefit event at Oaks Amusement Park called "Cookies with Cookie Monster", featuring a walkaround plush Cookie Monster. The event raised awareness for a program from the producers of Sesame Street called "When Families Grieve".
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The signature fundraising event at Furniture Bank is the Chair Affair. The annual event consists of a live and silent auction on chairs selected from the Furniture Bank warehouse and decorated by Toronto designers. Previous designers include Steven Sabados and Chris Hyndman of Steven and Chris, and Heidi Richter and Paul Lafrance of Decked Out. Jack Layton, Susan Hay, and Olivia Chow have acted as hosts or auctioneers in the past.
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The Mustangs Volleyball team appeared in the State Tournament in 2011 placing 3rd. The city holds an annual celebration each year in June known as "Binford Days". The festivities usually include street vendors, kids games, a 5K Fun Run/Walk, parade, classic car show, silent auction, a supper & pie social, and a late night street dance. The celebration is highlighted in the evening by the annual Binford Bull Ride.
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Cassie Russell (Catherine Bell) is given little time to plan her stepson Brandon's (Matthew Knight) wedding to Tara (Ashley Leggat). In addition, Martha (Catherine Disher), Middleton's new mayor, wants Cassie to head a silent auction fundraiser for the Middleton Botanical Gardens. When Audrey (Rachel Wilson) arrives in town looking for a job, Cassie hires her to work in her store, Bell, Book & Candle. Audrey even offers to help with the auction.
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Through money raised from food sales, the silent auction, and donations, Kids Helping Kids was able to raise $8,000 for the 2003 year. This money was donated directly to the Santa Barbara Unity Shoppe, a public benefit corporation encouraging self-sufficiency and independence through education and basic necessities. Since then, Kids Helping Kids has grown exponentially; each year, the students have been building off of the accomplishments, both financial and organizational, of the prior class.
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McAllister hosted the inaugural Zach McAllister Baseball Camp on January 16, 2017 in Peoria, Illinois. All proceeds from the camp benefited St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Advocates for Access. He also held a silent auction dinner in collaboration with the baseball camp. A few items in the auction were Ben Zobrist's autographed and game-worn cleats and batting gloves, a Shaun Livingston autographed jersey, and a baseball bat signed by Jim Thome.
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Started in 1986, the Polar Bear Jump-Off is an annual event held in Seward, Alaska to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Money is raised by participants who collect pledges and jump into the frigid waters of Seward’s small boat harbor just off of Resurrection Bay. Jumpers often dress in entertaining costumes. The event has grown larger over the years and now includes a silent auction, turkey bowling, a carnival, and parade.
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Cullum, James. "South County Rallies to Fight Cancer." The Fairfax Times. (2007-6-7). Since 2007, the annual event has raised over $55,000 for breast cancer research.“The Craiglist Posting Soliciting Items for South County Secondary School’s 4th Annual Silent Auction.” Team Heather Website. (2010-1-23). The Washington Times covered Team Heather in an article on June 1, 2007"Racers for a Cure Pumped Up on Promises." The Washington Times. (2007-6-1).
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The first two days consist of a qualifying competition, where 16 competitors compete for four places in the main draw. After the qualification rounds, the four qualifiers join the 12 exempt players in the main draw. In addition to the main draw, the Motor City Open also features a pro-am doubles competition and a clinic for juniors conducted by the professionals. The event also conducts a silent auction to raise funds for charity.
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When he tells Andy and Erin this, Andy calmly says "no", to which Robert replies that he will fire Andy if he keeps saying "no", and asks if he has anything else to say. Andy replies "no", and Robert fires him. In "Fundraiser", Angela's husband, the State Senator Robert Lipton, hosts a silent auction fundraiser for aging dogs. Robert purchases two tables so the Scranton branch can attend, of which Erin brings Andy with her.
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Many presenters at the Research Symposium also present their materials at break-out sessions during the main Convention. The main Convention is an opportunity for all NREA members to come together to build and strengthen connections with other rural educators and to discuss current issues in rural education. The Convention features break-out sessions, keynote lectures, awards banquets, a silent auction, and other social events designed to promote communication, collaboration, and fellowship among NREA members.
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This essay contest is supposed to help those young people find themselves in a creative way. In 2000, Northwestern University held a dance marathon that raised almost $400,000 for the Chicago club. In 2009, Gilda's Club Metro Detroit hosted its first annual "Bras for a Cause" fundraising event. The event features a live and silent auction for crafted bras that are also worn by breast cancer survivors in a runway fashion show.
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Special guests of honor, usually renowned trainers and famous horses, are also present and perform for the attendees. Typically, the equine guest of honor has been previously represented by a Breyer model horse. A live auction is held each year featuring one-of-a-kind model horses created by Breyer and sold to the highest bidder, often for thousands of dollars. A silent auction for rare or customized models and model horse related accessories is also held.
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Starting in the Spring of 2012, Howards Grove High School has hosted "Pause for a Cause." This is a community fundraising event run and organized by students to raise money for a cause. Previous causes have been donations to the Children's Hospital in Milwaukee and the Make-A-Wish foundation. Events at "Pause for a Cause" have included a Brat Fry, Dodge-Ball tournament, T-shirt sales, Silent Auction, Children's Games and Activities, and even a Poker Tournament.
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Annual programs include: Curators' Incubator, a program that fosters new curatorial talent; Out of Order, a free- hang exhibition and silent auction; and Young Blood, an exhibition of works by recent MFA graduates. Other activities include gallery talks, artist lectures, and workshops. Other programs include artist and curator talks, a Speakers Series, workshops, and internship and volunteer programs. MAP also houses the 14Karat Cabaret, a performance space, and maintains the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) Visual Artists’ Registry.
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FunFest showcases local talent for its live entertainment, along with games, sporting competitions, contests, a silent auction, a parade, a community church service, and a variety of food. The planning committee is composed entirely of volunteers and FunFest is funded by donations from area businesses, organizations, and individuals. FunFest is a family-oriented event with something for everyone. In 1988, Trimont Schools consolidated with neighboring Sherburn and Welcome to form the Martin County West (MCW) School District.
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In "Our Other Cops Is On", he won a ride-along with a cop prize in a silent auction and got to hang out with Officer Daniels for the day. During the flashback episodes, when the camera is on him, he tries to act masculine and heterosexual. He is one of the few people in Camden who uses the World Wide Web at home. At the end of the third season, he and Daniels become lovers.
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As with many of the other squadmates, various merchandise has been made for Garrus. These include two action figures (one of which is designed as a "collectible"), a screenprint poster, a t-shirt, a character key, and a bust. In addition, several fans have made their own items such as plushies and T-shirts; but these are all unofficial. Keener agreed to record a voice mail message as part of a Mass Effect-themed silent auction for Child's Play.
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Swing is the school's annual fund raiser in the form of an auction. Formed in 1999, parents attend to bid in the silent auction, the live auction, and, recently added, the online auction. The title of each year's swing contains regular phrases that have the word swing in them and that year's name is usually the topic of that year's Swing. For example, "Swing for the Fences" would mean that Swing that year would be baseball themed.
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They vary in size, shape, color and quality. Each ticket holder is entitled to select a bowl as a keepsake to remind them of the problem of hunger. Several thousand people typically attend, so the event is held at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center. Those attending will receive a meal of soup and bread served by local celebrities, bid on items in a silent auction, and be entertained by local talent and school groups.
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Attendees allocate the entirety of the door fee, in whole dollar amounts, to each project as they see fit. At the end of the night, the ballots are counted and the total amount of money for each project is allocated for their respective artist. Other sources of funding include refreshment sales and a silent auction of community-donated art. The funds collected from these sources are allocated on a percentage basis according to the ballot distribution.
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MCS has been actively involved in serving others in their community and around the world by giving students the opportunity to enrol in a service trip program. This includes travelling to places like Belize, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, etc. Fundraising is a big part of joining a service trip. This is done with events such as a silent auction, doing bottle drives and the Taste of MCS; which gives the students a chance to sample different cultures of food.
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On December 5, 1998, Darius Rucker broke into an a cappella solo of the US National Anthem during the lowering of colors on board , which was docked in Jebel Ali, United Arab Emirates. The band then played an extended concert for crew members of the aircraft carrier.News Photo, Defense.gov. Retrieved August 2011 From 2005 to 2009, Hootie & the Blowfish performed at the Animal Mission's 'Party Animals' silent auction and concert to benefit the shelter animals in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Puppy Up! walks are 2 mile walks that fundraise for cancer research as well as promote awareness of canine cancers. Members from the community where a walk is being held are able to volunteer at the event by helping set up and other tasks for the event. The people of the community are also able to register their canine companion for the walk itself, as well as donate and participate in a silent auction that helps raise money also.
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Often, celebrations involve raising money for primate-related issues. In 2008, the official Monkey Day celebrations included an art show and silent auction to benefit the Chimps Inc. animal sanctuary; the show and auction included art by human artists as well as paintings from chimps Jackson and Kimie, residents of the sanctuary. The Biddle Gallery in Detroit also celebrated Monkey Day in 2008 with an annual Monkey Day art sale that included a free banana with each purchase.
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She also guest starred on the HBO television show, Entourage in the episodes "Strange Days", "Dog Day Afternoon" and "The Big Bang" in which she played a waitress named Lindsay who has a tryst in the coat room with character Vincent Chase during a silent auction. In 2009, she was a series regular on Harper's Island, a murder mystery television series. Promotions for the series describe her character Chloe as The Flirt. Richardson appeared in the film Alvin and the Chipmunks.
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Hollis Old Home Days is "an annual weekend celebration of the days of 'Hollis Past'." "Old Home Days" were originally established in New Hampshire in 1899, by then Governor Frank West Rollins, in an attempt to draw people back to New Hampshire towns. Hollis Old Home Days was reestablished in 1996 in commemoration of the town's 250th anniversary. The 2010 event included "amusement rides, parade, barbecue, silent auction, booths, fireworks, live music, balloon rides, pet parade, heritage craft demonstrations" and various other activities.
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Selgas's work appeared in 1977's Trabajos en fibra exhibition at the Havana Museo de Artes Decorativas. He participated also in the Genesis Gallery's 1989–90 Christmas show, in New York: Up & Coming Artists, an exhibition of the Canadian Imperial Bank Collection in New York, and in Mariel: A Decade After at the Museo Cubano de Arte y Cultura, Miami, Florida. In 1995 his work appeared in Art. Exhibit and Silent Auction of Works by Contemporary Artists at New York's Jadite Galleries.
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If no MLB team comes to a contract agreement with the posted player, then no fee is paid, and the player's rights revert to his NPB team. The current process replaced one in which MLB held a silent auction during which MLB teams submitted sealed, uncapped bids in an attempt to win the exclusive negotiating rights with the posted player for a period of 30 days. Once the highest bidding MLB team was determined, the player could then only negotiate with that team.
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Adams, Steve. "MLB, KBO Reportedly Agree To New Posting System," MLB Trade Rumors (July 12, 2018). Under this system, when a KBO player is "posted," MLB holds a four-day-long silent auction during which MLB teams can submit sealed bids in an attempt to win the exclusive rights to negotiate with the player for a period of 30 days. If the KBO team accepts the winning bid, then the player is free to negotiate with the highest-bidding MLB team.
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Tokyo in Tulsa was recognized by the Tulsa Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Tulsa Hotel & Lodging Association in 2009 for its efforts in attracting tourism to the city of Tulsa. Fundraisers ranging from challenges, a photo suite, and a silent auction were held plus a portion of the conventions 2013 revenue went to the charity Bikers Against Child Abuse. In 2014, the Charity Ball, held pre-convention, along with other at convention donations benefited the Greenwood Cultural Center's Kids Korner.
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In 2018, "Bras for a Cause" raised almost a million dollars. A “Night of a Thousand Noogies” is an event hosted by the Chicago club annually. The Second City Improv Club participates in the event by performing a unique improv comedy show. The night is filled with sketches, a silent auction, food, and drinks. The event raises money used to support more than 300 free activities each month. The attendees of the event must wear all red in honor of Gilda’s Club.
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Each year, Ice Hockey in Harlem and the New York Rangers team up to co-host the Winter Sports Auction. IHIH’s Winter Sports Auction brings together kids from the program, friends, and members of the New York Rangers and Rangers alumni for an evening of fun and auction shopping in support of the kids. The event normally consists of a live sport memorabilia auction, silent auction, and raffle while allowing fans to mingle and collect autographs from current and former New York Rangers.
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In December 2018, the event raised over $420,000 through a silent auction, live auction and donations at the Westin Book Cadillac Detroit. Since 1976, the NKFM has hosted an annual Kids Camp in Fenton, Michigan at Camp Copneconic. During a traditional weekly camp session, the NKFM provides medical support necessary to allow kids with kidney disease ages 8–16 to attend the camp alongside other campers. The foundation enlists a team of Michigan-based nurses and doctors to assist the roughly 30 campers throughout the week.
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In 2012, income from memberships, donations, and program fees covered less than half of the center's $2 million budget. Special fundraising activities were conducted throughout the year, which included maple syrup production; facility rentals; the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour; "Tapas, Toasts & Tunes Gala" plus silent auction; native plant sale; and the inscribed brick paver sale. The budget shortfall of over $1.3 million was resolved with a supplement from their endowment, but the center is looking for other income streams to avoid depleting endowed funds.
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EWP hosts an annual gala fundraiser in order to honor "individuals [as well as corporations and foundations] who have raised the visibility of the Asian Pacific American (APA) community through their craft." There are five awards: the Visionary Award, Corporate/Foundation Visionary Award, Made in American Award, Breakout Performance Award, and the Founders Award. Past honorees include Tia Carrere, John Cho, Tim Dang, Prince Gomolvilas, Amy Hill, Mako, Mike Shinoda, and BD Wong. The event itself comprises a formal dinner followed by a silent auction.
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The company's season usually comprises four productions: a fully staged production in January/February; a staged concert in the spring; a fully staged production in July/August; and a full-length original musical comedy, presented as a champagne gala fundraiser and silent auction, in November.Past Seasons, Lamplighters Music theatre, accessed June 9, 2020 The company also creates educational programs for schools."Educational Opportunities with The Lamplighters" . Lamplighters' official website, accessed April 22, 2010 The Lamplighters' artistic director is Dennis Lickteig, and its musical director is Baker Peeples.
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The academy allegedly tried to keep Tomarken's allegations from being fully made public. She also claimed that she struggled to find a suitable venue in New York for the MusiCares Person of the Year tribute to Fleetwood Mac. The Barclays Center offered up an acceptable deal, but Irving Azoff of the Madison Square Garden Company prevented the event from being held there. By having it at Radio City instead, the event was not a traditional VIP dinner, nor did it have a silent auction.
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There is a softer, more caring side to Emily, but it is often obscured by her aforementioned snobbish persona. Emily is heavily involved in Hartford society. Besides being a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, she is also a member of the Symphony Fundraising Committee, the President of the Horticultural Society, and a Co-Chair of the Starlight Foundation. She is a board member on the Hartford Zoological Silent Auction, the Mark Twain House Restoration Fund Luncheon, and the Harriet Beecher Stowe Literacy Auction.
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Prior to 2017, the CWL Annual Dinner was held on the first night of the California State Bar annual meeting, attended by lawyers and jurists from throughout the state. In 2017, The State Bar of California ceased holding its Annual Meeting, and as a result CWL partnered with the California Judges Association. The dinner depends, in large measure, on the sponsorships of law firms, legal departments, associations, and other professionals. At this dinner, the CWL Foundation hosts a silent auction to raise money for the foundation's work.
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The event is the one event each year where vendors and sponsors can directly market their products and services to SIM NJ members and the event's attendees. The event has a morning component that is the Technology Exchange and features keynote presentations as well as the chance for attendees to visit with the event's sponsors. The afternoon golf tournament is followed by a banquet dinner, silent auction, awards, as well as a presentation by the event's benefactor. The NJ SIM Foundation also provides annual scholarship awards for students in the IT field of study.
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6-year-old pacer Arm and a Leg is named 2009 Horse of the Year at Batavia Downs Casino. Over $15,000 is raised for Mercy Flight of WNY through first ever Batavia Downs Casino golf tournament, sponsorship of races, silent auction. 2010 Racing Season Highlights include: Reinsman Jeff Gregory, John Schroeder and Clint Galbraith become the inaugural members of the Upstate Harness Writers, Batavia Downs Hall of Fame. Yonkers invader Sailing Cruise at odds of 27-1 pulls off the major upset in the 8th edition of the Robert J. Kane Memorial Pace.
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The Association will move the Jingle Mingle to early January, alleviating conflicts with the most hectic time of the holiday party season. Since 2011, and now concurrent to the Jingle Mingle, the Franklin Park Civic Association conducts an annual Holiday Raffle and Silent Auction, which are fundraising events for the organization. The December 13, 2015 Jingle Mingle hosted a diverse group of approximately 160 guests from across all of the neighborhoods of Columbus' Near East Side. In addition to gathering to celebrate community and the holidays, drives for the needy are included.
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Items laid out on a table ready for a food swap event Food swaps are events where members of a local community meet up to share homemade, homegrown, and foraged foods with each other. Apart from diversifying their larders and redistributing surpluses and gluts, they provide opportunities for building stronger communities, and picking up tips. No money changes hands. Attendees bring items that they wish to swap and then bid for each other's produce, either verbally or on cards in the form of a silent auction, until suitable swaps are negotiated.
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At a show in the Jewish Community Center in 1980, she met Joan Camp, a nurse who was trying to spread breast cancer awareness, and decided to add an educational aspect to the fashion show. In 1981, they mounted the first Day of Caring. It included the fashion show, a boutique, a resource center, discussion groups, seminars and workshops, a silent auction, and the sale of handicrafts to benefit the organization. Day of Caring was the first nonprofit to be established for breast cancer awareness and education in Colorado.
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At a meeting that month, the town council approved a plan to offer the items – including a silver-plated teaspoon, a chandelier, wall sconces, door handles, a flagpole, and a 1920s thermostat and toilet – in sequence to the town first, and then to the owners of another Smith-designed home next door. After that, the items would be offered to the museum of the University of California, Santa Barbara, which has additional Smith designs nearby. Remaining items would then be made available to the public via silent auction before being "sent to salvage".
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HollyRod4kids was established in 2000 in response to Rodney Peete and Holly Robinson Peete's son's autism diagnosis. The initiative's main mission is helping the families of children with autism gain access to affordable treatments and therapies. In 2008, VH1 Classic's Rock Autism joined forces with HollyRod4kids to raise funds and awareness for autism through hosting a celebrity bowl-off and silent auction."VH1 Classic Raises Autism Awareness and Funds During Celebrity Bowl- Off on Thursday, November 13 at Lucky Strike Lanes in Hollywood; ." PR Newswire 2008. n. pag. Web.
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The Collector Mentorship Auction, created by artist Lilah Freedland for Scope, allowed young collectors to further their knowledge of the art field by bidding on mentorship hours with established collectors. The silent auction took place at Fairs in Miami, New York, and The Hamptons. Young art collectors from the Whitney Contemporaries, the Guggenheim Museum’s Young Collectors Council, the Core Club, and the Soho House, among others, bid for the opportunity to work with more experienced collectors such as Beth Rudin DeWoody, Warhol collaborator Bob Colacello, Enrique Norten, Jed Walentas, and Brooklyn Museum director Arnold Lehman.
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Lazy Dragon Con (2008) - The second Lazy Dragon Con was held July 18–20, 2008, at the Quality Inn McKinney. The hotel, a former Holiday Inn, is located at 1300 North Central Expressway, McKinney, TX 75069. Notable guests included Author Guest of Honor Lee Martindale, Fan Guest of Honor James "Jazz Man" Savage, actor Richard Kiel, actor James Hampton, singer/songwriter Sarah Gillmore, comics artist/author James O'Barr, author John Moore, and artist Gwynn "Starrydance" Farrith. A silent auction and other events were held to raise money and awareness for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
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It was sold by the Nippon Music Foundation in aid of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami appeal. In Spring 2014 the "Macdonald" viola was put up for auction through the musical instrument auction house Ingles & Hayday in conjunction with Sotheby's via silent auction with a minimum bid of $45 million. The auction failed to reach its minimum bid by 25 June 2014, and the viola was not sold. Vice magazine reported in May 2013 that "in recent years, Stradivarius investment funds have started to appear, pushing already astronomical prices even higher".
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The event began with a Centennial Mass celebrated by Archbishop Timothy Dolan, after which Dolan joined alumni and friends of the school at a reception featuring student vocal and ballroom dance performances, a silent auction and raffles. Current Incarnation students volunteered as tour guides and mingled and shared stories with the alumni. Alumni from graduating classes ranging from 1948 to 1999 had a chance to catch up with each other, meet their predecessors and successors, and check out their old classrooms. One alum commented, “What a nice job everybody did.
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It was supported by audience donations and a silent auction held throughout each year's festival, and varied in amount from year to year. The grant was awarded by the One In Ten board to a filmmaker or filmmakers who had previously produced a feature film, short or documentary, and was intended to help the filmmaker complete a current work in progress. This grant was discontinued in 2008. The festival re-established its filmmaker's grant award in 2011, renaming it the Keith Clark & Barry Becker Filmmaker Award (in honor of the co-founders of the festival).
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A January 2015 tribute to Marnell, organised by the Berrics, Nike SB and Almost, was used as a fundraiser for JDRF (formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation). The event was held at the Berrics skateboarding facility in California, and was attended by Marnell's family, fellow skateboarders and his Almost teammates. In addition to a silent auction, a limited-edition "Lewis Marnell memorial" skateboard deck, signed by Song, Haslam, Mullen and Youness Amrani, was produced to raise funds for the event, with only 100 made available—the artwork on the deck was designed by Marnell's brother, Jonas Marnell.
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Kids Helping Kids was founded in 2002 by one of the San Marcos High School AP Economics classes. Its vision came from teacher Jamie Devries, who wanted to change the stagnant atmosphere of the AP Economics curriculum and give the students a real world application to the principles they learn in class. The organization's first project was a penny drive, enlisting the help of local grade schools and high schools. From there, Kids Helping Kids students hosted a benefit night and silent auction at Santa Barbara's Ruby's Diner, where a portion of each dinner was donated to Kids Helping Kids.
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She discourages Artie from associating with Tony because of his criminal lifestyle. When Carmela hires the Buccos to cater a silent auction fundraiser at the Soprano home, Carmela treats Charmaine like a servant, prompting Charmaine to reveal that she had dated and had sex with Tony in high school at the same time he was beginning to date Carmela when she was spending the summer with her parents on Long Beach Island. Following a series of escalating arguments, Artie and Charmaine finally separate. Artie moves out of the family home, but the two still reluctantly run the business together.
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Beckie played for Jacksonville Armada in the 2017 season, but in November 2017 while training with KuPS FC, a Finnish First Division club, Beckie unexpectedly suffered symptoms that resulted in a sudden trip to a Swedish emergency room and subsequent hospitalization. After numerous medical tests, it was determined that he had contracted a serious virus that would require several months of recovery.ARMADA FC HOSTS SILENT AUCTION FOR DREW BECKIE‚ armadafc.com, February 5, 2018 Later it was found out that Beckie had suffered cardiac arrest due to a condition known as Myocarditis, a rare heart ailment that occurs when a virus attacks the heart.
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The Monologues allow for many to start a dialogue when they had felt in the past their voices would not be heard. And a hijab swap to benefit the Muslim Southern Belle Charities Incorporated Revert Closet; a project to benefit new Muslim reverts find the items they need to pray, visit the masjid and have a more modest wardrobe. In 2017, The Muslim Southern Belle Charities Incorporated once again raised funds for the Assalam Clinic towards their Well Women's Clinic at a local coffee shop. It was an exciting night with speakers, henna, face painting, and a huge silent auction.
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Speakers included Chrystal Said the founder and president of Muslim Southern Belle Charities incorporated, a breast cancer survivor and a local OB/GYN. After the speakers guest were entertained with a henna artist, face painting, and a huge silent auction. The auction included art, gift certificates, scarves, baby attire, hair straighteners from Farouk Systems, spa day, luxury nail basket, Pampered Chef gift box, babysitting, sunglasses and jewelry. Muslim Southern Belle Charities Incorporated plans to continue to participate in Pink Hijab Day and bring greater awareness to the Muslim Community about breast cancer and ways that we can help.
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Along with his wife, Steve Javie started the Javie Foundation for Charity to raise money for the homeless, disabled, abused and neglected children. He hosts an annual fundraising golf tournament to support a variety of causes in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. The two-day event, which also includes dinner, dance, and silent auction, has raised US$1 million since its inception. In 2007, he participated in a summer clinic at Don Guanella High School in Springfield, Pennsylvania, along with four other NBA officials, teaching developmentally delayed boys the rules of basketball and how to signal violations.
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In "Our Cops Is On", where he was shown breaking up a fight between the Electrolarynx Man and Nescobar-A-Lop-Lop, confronting Donny Jones about his public nudity, and remaining blissfully unaware of Kenny James's attempts to come on to him. In "Our Other Cops Is On", Kenny James wins the "ride-along with a cop" silent auction and joins him. He inadvertently loses $50,000 worth of surveillance equipment that he was going to demonstrate, as well as the Fourth of July Fair's fireworks. He accidentally hits Billie Cunningham with his car when she was helping Earl.
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The members spend a weekend with counterparts from across the state comparing programs of activities and ideas to incorporate into their chapters. The conference also serves as a time where the Kentucky FFA State Officer team can express their goals for the coming year and challenge the officers at the chapter level to help carry them out. The Blue and Gold Gala is hosted by the Kentucky FFA Foundation and serves as a fundraiser for the organization. Anyone is invited to event where funds are raised through ticket sales, donations, silent auction items, and live auction items.
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It was nominated for nine Annie Awards in eight categories, winning two awards for "Best Animated Feature" and "Best Directing in a Feature Production". Up also received the Golden Tomato from Rotten Tomatoes for highest-rating feature in 2009, and best reviewed animated film, with an approval of 98 percent from film critics, based on 259 reviews. At the 2010 Kids' Choice Awards the film won Favorite Animated Movie. Jordan Nagai was awarded the Breakout Performance Award at the 44th East West Players 44th Anniversary Visionary Awards and Silent Auction for his role as Russell by the East West Players.
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When Giants pitcher Koji Uehara asked to be posted in 2005, Kiyotake denied his request, saying: "We don't recognize the posting system. I've said from the beginning that this is out of the question." In the middle of the 2012–13 posting season, MLB approached NPB seeking to change the way MLB teams bid for the right to negotiate with NPB players. Instead of using a silent auction in which teams bid blindly, MLB would prefer its teams to participate in a traditional, open auction where the bids are known and teams can knowingly outbid each other.
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His mother Eleanor started a college scholarship fund for aspiring Indiana students as part of Rich's concern over his sons, and the fund was started by USAC officials and sponsor Valvoline. The first major fund-raiser for the fund has been a Daytona 500 viewing party in Indianapolis, today well-attended with a silent auction and notable names in auto racing in the state as guests. Usually, his mother and his sons appear at the annual fund-raiser. In 2008, the viewing party was moved to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where 1996 scholarship recipient Ryan Newman won the aforementioned race.
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Frazier appeared as himself in an episode of The Simpsons - "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" in 1992, in which he was supposed to have been beaten up by Barney Gumble in Moe's Tavern. Frazier's son objected, so Frazier was instead shown beating up Gumble and putting him in a trash can. Frazier appeared in another episode of The Simpsons - "Homer's Paternity Coot" in 2006. He appeared on-screen in the 8th series of The Celebrity Apprentice (USA) television show as a guest-attendee at a Silent Auction event held for the season finale (won by Joan Rivers).
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The non-profit division of Holy Ship!, Positive Legacy, holds a silent auction during the event, in which the proceeds are donated to current Positive Legacy service projects. Positive Legacy is a 501(c)(3) charity organization committed to integrating live music and service by taking actions that positively impact people and the environment in the communities they visit. In addition to the auction, Positive Legacy also offers guests the chance to offset their carbon emissions from traveling on the cruise, as well as holding a donation drive for the Bahamas Children's Emergency Hostel in Nassau.
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Over the year's the awards have helped to generate a 501-c-3 non-profit organization called the Hale Aina Ohana. The Hale Aina Ohana has a mission to provide culinary students and professionals in Hawaii access to cutting-edge knowledge and techniques through educational opportunities and programs featuring visiting chefs and Hawaii's own Master chefs and restaurant industry supporters. The Hale Aina Ohana is run separately from the Hale Aina Awards and has their executive director and advisory committee that handle the programming and outreach. A silent auction at the Hale Aina Awards Celebration event is one of the fund raising sources for the Ohana.
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Writing With Jeeps: Erin avoided correctly identifying the word to be written and gave delayed and poor instructions to the team in her jeep. Beach Run: As the fastest female to cross the line Erin won an Exemption which as the Mole she didn't need but it kept other players from benefiting from it. Aeroplane Acrobatics Challenge: (unintentional) Erin had intended to give a poor description of the acrobatics but she inadvertently screamed in terror so loudly that the communication channel cut out for the remainder of the flight. Silent Auction: Erin made middling bids on each item, ensuring that a substantial amount of money would be lost.
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A mysterious hacker known as CHIBI has been offering classified information to Iranian and Russian intelligence, which then cause a series of attacks on special operations units stationed in Argentina and Syria, respectively. Additionally, a German police officer working undercover in a drug case was killed in a mugging by Iron Syndicate operatives using information from the hacker. The demonstrated attacks then enable the three parties to participate in a secret silent auction to be held by CHIBI in London. Meanwhile, Lawrence Fung is a hacker working for the red team of the recently built IC Cloud, a cloud database storing classified information gathered by the U.S. intelligence community.
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Other events included Saturday a family fun fair, dusk till dawn movie night, candlelight vigil, 'Make It Safe' march, community art show and silent auction, and all-ages semi-formal and close-off party. The march, Robinet named 'Make It Safe', was held in response to an act of violence against a community member who was targeted and assaulted. Though violence and discrimination toward LGBT people is not unheard of, any victims are afraid to speak out. Although the march was planned earlier, organizers changed the name to reflect the violent attack as well as to raise awareness about other issues LGBT individuals face.
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Boyd had just recently returned from New York City, where he had been asked to be guest soloist at the funeral of Betsy Cronkite, the wife of journalist Walter Cronkite. Boyd's collaborative work included Tapestry Dance Company, Ballet East, Aztlan Dance Company, Huston Tillotson University, Austin Community College, ‘Believe in Me’, Dance Umbrella, Ballet Austin, WH Passon Society, AISD, University of Texas at Austin. He likewise conceived and produced many community festivals, forums and cultural events. Some of these events include Soulful Christmas Bazaar, African American Festival of Dance, Tejano Low Rider Festival, United Artists for Peace Silent Auction and Art Fiesta and more.
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The posting system was criticized after the Boston Red Sox paid a total of $103.1 million to sign pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka. The posting system was criticized by MLB insiders and by the U.S. media, after the controversial 2006–07 posting period. Before the posting of the period's first player, Daisuke Matsuzaka, in early November 2006, there was speculation that he might draw bids as high as $30 million--more than twice the previous record bid that Ichiro Suzuki had garnered in 2000–01. After his silent auction was closed, it was revealed that Matsuzaka had drawn a bid of $51.1 million, shocking American and Japanese baseball executives.
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Sasha Pivovarova at the Anna Sui show in February 2008. In 1996, Sui partnered with General Motors Corporation as a part of the GM/CFDA Concept: Cure collaboration between General Motors and various fashion industry companies, raising awareness about and raising research funds for breast cancer. As a part of the program, Sui designed a GMC Yukon which was sold at silent auction to raise funds. Following the September 11th attacks in 2001 on New York's World Trade Center, Sui worked with Ellen Barkin designing an outfit to raise funds to benefit the Leary Firefighters Foundation and the firefighters who perished in the response.
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Every November, the Florida League hosts a celebrity golf tournament at Interlachen Country Club in Winter Park, FL. Money raised from the event helps fund the League throughout the year. The weekend-long event includes a hitting & pitching clinic for kids, a catered pairings dinner, a meet-and-greet with the celebrities, a silent auction and the round of golf. Celebrity appearances have been made by dozens of current and former MLB players including: Davey Johnson, Frank Viola, Hunter Pence, José Bautista, Ray Lankford, Gary Carter, Fred McGriff, Jeff Bagwell, B.J. Upton, Tim Wakefield, Zack Greinke, Andrew McCutchen, Tim Raines, Vince Coleman and many others.
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Winners are announced the following fall and each receives a $1,000 cash prize, a free year of membership with PEN Center USA, and an invitation to the Annual Literary Awards Festival in Los Angeles. The Literary Awards Festival is held in Beverly Hills and includes a dinner, a silent auction or raffle, and the presentation of The Literary Awards and honoree awards. This gala is the only one of its scope on the West Coast and is attended by more than 400 prominent members of the literary community. Past recipients of the Award of Honor and Lifetime Achievement Award include Ray Bradbury, Elmore Leonard, Norman Lear, Carolyn See, Gore Vidal, and Billy Wilder.
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Later in the academic year is the Founder's Dinner, a formal event that has been held for more than a century. It typically takes place on the Thursday night before the third weekend in January, which is made a special long weekend for students as a commemoration of Sir John Colborne's birthday. Another regular event is the UCC Gala, a black tie dinner and silent auction organized every three or four years in May. Royal York Hotel, frequently the location of the Battalion Ball Two secondary school student dances take place in the calendar year: The Battalion Ball originated out of the At Home, a UCC community-wide event similar to a modern homecoming and first held in 1887.
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Artists and designers including Alexander McQueen, Calvin Klein, Christian Lacroix, Keith Haring, Tommy Hilfiger, Jean Paul Gaultier, Christopher Makos, Perry Ellis, Richard Bernstein, Liz Claiborne, Paul Smith, Moschino, Todd Oldham, Nicole Miller, Diesel, Rifat Ozbek, Betsey Johnson, Kenzo, Phillip Treacy, Katharine Hamnett, Agnes B, Matsuda, Antoni and Alison and Gianni Versace. The live auction by Christies Auction House raised over $60,000 – this amount included pieces by Jean Paul Gaultier, Tommy Hilfiger and Gianni Versace selling for $4,500, $4,000 and $3,500 respectively. The silent auction and the total philanthropic effort surrounding the event reached an incredible $250,000. LIFEbeat happily reported to John McKitterick and Juan Andres that they expected to raise close to $425,000 from the event in that year.
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He participated in 1962 on Trabajadores del Museo Nacional at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana. In 1982 he made 10 Out of Cuba in the INTAR Latin American Gallery of New York City, and, in 1987, Art in Exile - an exhibit of Immigrants Artists at the Nexus Gallery of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1995 Absolut Mariel - A Historic Overview 1980-1995 was displayed at the South Florida Art Center in Miami Beach, Florida. In May 1995, Art-Exhibit and Silent Auction of Works by Contemporary Artists to Benefit FAITH Services was held at New York City's Jadite Galleries to collect, conserve, exhibit, and interpret the Visual Arts produced by Artists of Cuban heritage.
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The paintings are brought back to the gallery while still wet, placed directly into frames and mounted on the walls for sale through silent auction. The final night of the week-long event, A few selected pieces are included in a live auction. Although usual commission split for the gallery is 60 percent to the artist and 40 percent to the Copley Society, for this event the artists are required to donate 50 percent of the sale, and encouraged to donate up to 100 percent of the selling price to the non-profit organization. The Copley Society has helped establish the careers of many of Boston's prominent full- time professional fine artists.
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Lingerie Miami took place in front of the Vizcaya Palace in Coral Gables, Florida on February 7, 2009, showcasing European lingerie designers Agent Provocateur, Fifi Chachnil, and Carine Gilson on the same stage for the first time. The event was hosted by Eva Longoria, co-hosted by Veronica Webb, DJed by high fashion model Ève Salvail, and featured guest speaker Deepak Chopra. Guests were treated to a three course meal, cocktails by Belvedere and champagne by Moet & Chandon. Lingerie Miami featured a live and silent auction, including a private tour of the Desperate Housewives set in Los Angeles and a kiss with Eva Longoria that sold for $35,000. The event raised over $180,000, funding microloans for 2,233 women, and garnered over 177 million media impressions.
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Interior of the Museum of Geometric and MADI Art The Museum of Geometric and MADI Art offers the Arcadia Salon discussion series featuring artists and art experts; the name derives from the Arcadia that once stood on Greenville Avenue in Dallas, the sign from which presently adorns the museum exterior. The museum also provides creative workshops for both students and seniors as well as docent-led tours that are available upon request. It hosts an annual benefit known as the Geometric Gala, which includes a silent auction of artwork by both local artists and those of global renown. The museum features art from around the world in its permanent collection, and it has also hosted exhibitions by artists such as Yaacov Agam and Orna Feinstein.
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On April 30, 2019, Briones received the Visionary Award from East West Players during their annual awards dinner and silent auction. The award is given to celebrate individuals that are able to raise the visibility of Asian Pacific Americans through their work. During his acceptance speech, Briones said that his "vision is that we change hearts and minds in Hollywood and in the theatre community so they see that we have a voice and a story – beautiful stories – to tell, and we are the ones who can and should tell it." In 2018, he appeared in The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, as Modesto Cunanan, father of Gianni Versace's murderer, Andrew Cunanan, and in American Horror Story: Apocalypse as Ariel Augustus.
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When a player under contract with a Nippon Professional Baseball team wishes to play in Major League Baseball, he must notify his current team's management and request that they make him available for posting during the next posting period (November 1 – March 1 through the 2013 season, and November 1 – February 1 in the current agreement). The NPB team can reject this request, and the player will not be posted. However, if the team consents, the player is presented to the MLB Commissioner, who then notifies all MLB teams of the posted player. In the original process, MLB held a four-day-long silent auction during which interested MLB teams submitted sealed bids in U.S. dollars to the Commissioner's Office.
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This dinner takes place the evening before the Concours and it includes a silent auction and the Grand Marshal as a guest speaker. The latter are always celebrities in the field. Craig Vetter was the 2004 Grand Marshal of the event; he is a famous motorcycle designer and author, Dennis Gage (2005) is the Television producer and host of TV shows on the Speed Channel, Peter Egan (2006) is an author and columnist for Cycle World magazine, Kel Carruthers (2007) is a former world champion motorcycle road racer, and Mert Lawwill (2008) was Grand National Champion and starred with Steve McQueen in On Any Sunday. In 2013 Buzz Kanter, editor of American Iron Magazine and Dale Walksler from the Wheels Through Time Museum were dueling Grand Marshals.
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In 2012, AFWP on Broadway 2 was accompanied with a silent auction, and a display of four works painted by the Fashion Institute of Technology's delegation to Art Basel Miami make up the backdrop of the stage. The participating artists worked in paris: Melissa Starke & Garrett Klein, Eric Gottshall & Lydia Maria Pfeffer, Kenneth Park & Slavko Djuric, and Valentina Burzanovic & Jennifer L. Torres. The Broadway performers for the evening were; Deanna Aguinaga, Stephen Carrasco, Andrew Chappelle, Adrienne Jean Fisher, Andrea Goss, Monica Kapoor, Raymond J. Lee, Carrie Manolakos, Marissa McGowan, Paul HeeSang Miller, Ryann Redmon, Sharone Sayegh, L. Steven Taylor, Traci Victoria, Blake Whyte, Alex Wyse, and Leah Zepel. The 2013 AFWP on Broadway 3 was held on October 13, at New York City's 54 Below.
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HeadCount manages Participation Row activism villages at various music festivals including Lockn' (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) in Arrington, VA, True Music (2013) in Scottsdale, AZ, Phases of the Moon (2014) in Danville, IL, FloydFest (2016) near Floyd, VA the Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival in Okeechobee, FL, The Traveler's Rest Festival in Montana, and Newport Folk Festival and Newport Jazz Festival in Rhose Island. HeadCount also put on a Participation Row for the Dead & Company tours, which was preceded by Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead in both Levi's Stadium and Soldier Field and on Dead & Company's 2016 Summer Tour. Participation Row traditionally hosts 8-16 different non- profits, allowing concert-goers to take actions related to the non-profits. Each Participation Row has also included a silent auction of signed merchandise, with proceeds going to the participating non-profits.
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Angela Lipton's (Angela Kinsey) husband Robert (Jack Coleman) throws a silent auction fundraiser for local animal rights activists and Robert California (James Spader) buys two tables to seat everyone in the office. Newly fired Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) arrives and tries to get into an argument with Robert, telling him about a rock opera he has written with the hero based on Andy and the villain being a heartless character who wants to destroy all music named Thomas Oregon (with the name being a thinly-veiled reference to Robert California), who is "humanized" when he pees himself at the end. Andy runs into David Wallace (Andy Buckley), former CFO of Dunder Mifflin, and begins plotting his return to Dunder Mifflin. Andy interrupts Robert's speech introducing the senator by volunteering to adopt the twelve dogs brought by the local animal society.
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Many hours of old friends re-connecting and old timers showing younger people the history of this special little town happened on July 2, 2011. There were many interesting displays, Truax souvenirs to purchase (they sold out!), a slide presentation of 100 years of Truax photographic memories, and a silent auction of many authentic Truax mementos from history. Frank Kirkpatrick, the organizing director of the 100th Homecoming Celebration, was able to highlight some of the most prominent old timers from the Truax area and he also spoke a little about their impact and the impact of the many special Truax people that added to the community that had already passed on. A delicious lunch was BBQ'd up, then ice cream of many flavours was provided free of charge, a wonderful catered supper was enjoyed by the several hundred attending.
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Since 1999, competitors for IMrBB are restricted to persons over the age of 21 who can provide a valid government-issued form of identification that identifies them as male. The winner of the International Mr. Bootblack Competition is announced (along with the first and second runners-up and the winner of the Brotherhood Award, on which the IMrBB competitors vote and which is roughly analogous to the Miss Congeniality Award from various traditional beauty contests) at the Sunday contest, immediately following the announcement of the top 20 IML finalists. In recent years, largely because of coordination of the contest by David Hawks, International Mr. Bootblack 2000, the Bootblack Competition has begun to develop adjunct activities. An IMrBB party is held in a hotel function room on Saturday night, offering food, music, and a silent auction, the proceeds of which go to the travel fund of the winner.
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To make the transfer of ownership easier, the Cacchios agreed to continue operating the Theatre until such a deal could be reached, and to assist in the operation of the Theatre after its sale to the RTC. By late February 2010 the RTC had raised $45,000, and needed to reach a total of $600,000. After a down payment of $160,000, and paying the full cost of the property, the remaining funds would cover renovations to the building. Over $8,000 was raised in a silent auction on February 28. More than 100 people attended the auction, including Congressman Maurice Hinchey. By March 2010 the RTC had been approved as a 501(c) nonprofit organization. The group managed to raise between $55,000 and $80,000, less than half the amount required for the down payment, and the deadline was extended to May 15. A benefit on March 28 was expected to raise $5,000.
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Through her foundation, Lil' Kim has given back to many, including teaming up with apparel company Mitchell & Ness and boxer Zab Judah to donate toys to underprivileged youth in Philadelphia in 2005, and teaming up with MusiCares in 2007 for a silent auction, held at the Grammys On The Hill ceremony, to help raise funds for the foundation. That same year, Lil' Kim was a part of the 4th Annual Grammy Charity Holiday Auction, which featured a large variety of celebrity-signed memorabilia that people could bid on through the online auction site eBay. On December 1, 2007, Lil' Kim teamed up with Preserve Our Legacy and the New Jersey Stem Cell Research and Education Foundation to put on a celebrity basketball game to raise awareness about various health issues plaguing minority communities. On July 11, 2010, Lil' Kim launched her signature milkshake, titled "Queen Bee", at Millions of Milkshakes in West Hollywood, with proceeds going towards Wyclef Jean's Yéle Haiti Foundation.
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