TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Events Of The Evening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Letter From Our PTO President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Letter From Father Guest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Letter From Our Principal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Class Basket & Project Coordinators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Games At The Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Auction Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Thank You 2016 Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Live Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Silent Auction Class Baskets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Silent Auction Class Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Silent Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Circle Of Roses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
Thank You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Special Thanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
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WELCOME TO ST. THERESA’S 2016 ANNUAL AUCTION
“SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER”
Dear Families and Friends of St. Theresa School.
Each year, the Annual Auction Committee meets to brainstorm ideas,
discuss fundraising goals and plan the next year’s event. Every year, we
come together as a community to support the fundraising needs of our
school. Last year was a huge success and the monies raised went towards
our Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fund. Affording
our children the ability to use innovative techniques to improve student
performance. This is a testament to your dedication to our school and
your children. It speaks volumes of the generous nature of the families of
St. Theresa School. Although we have accomplished much, funds are still
needed. This year, the Auction Committee pledged to raise money for the
Music and Arts departments.
As Committee Chairs, it is too difficult to even begin to thank all those indi-
viduals that helped with such a huge endeavor. We thank you for your time
commitment, monetary support, experience, sacrificing family time and so
much more. We want to personally thank the Parish, Administration, Faculty,
Families and our Sponsors. We are so very grateful and we know there
is no way can amply show our appreciation to everyone. We are so very
blessed! THANK YOU!
We would like to personally thank Alison de Vazeille. She stepped up and
went above and beyond what she initially volunteered for. She became
part of our team and we were truly fortunate! We never could have done it
without her. Alison de Vazeille – THANK YOU!
This evening promises to be an exciting celebration of our past success
and our future goals. We strive to make certain you have an enjoyable
time. Browse our auction items, take a chance on the exciting raffles and
dance the night away! There is something for everyone during “Saturday
Night Fever”.
May we be blessed with a fabulous night enjoying delicious food, good
conversation and successful fundraising.
Thank you in advance for your generous support.
God Bless,
Gina Dechant and Karen Brown
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EVENTS OF THE EVENING
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Doors Open and Registration Begins
Purchase:
• Class Basket Raffle Tickets
• Disco Heads and Tails Necklaces
• 50/50 Raffle Tickets
• Tuition Raffle Tickets
• Drink Tickets
• “Toast the Teachers” Drink Tickets
• Photo Booth Tickets
Silent Auction Bidding and Cocktail Hour Open
Tastings by Bonefish Grill, All American Steakhouse,
Eggspectation. Not Your Average Joes and The
Cajun Experience
7:30 pm Close Silent Auction
Close Class Baskets
Close Class Projects
7:30 pm – 8:15 pm Blessings and Buffet Dinner catered
by Cantina D’Italia
8:15 pm – 9:00 pm Live Auction Begins
Heads & Tail Game
9:00 pm Announce Winners
• 50/50 Raffle
• Tuition Raffle Drawing
• Class Baskets
9:15 pm Dance Floor Opens/Socialize/Photo Booth
9:45 pm Dance Contest
11:00 pm Close Out Begins
12:00 am Goodnight
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LETTER FROM OUR PTO PRESIDENT
DEAR FRIENDS OF SAINT THERESA CATHOLIC SCHOOL,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to this year’s “Saturday Night
Fever” Auction and Gala. It feels fitting to have the auction return to our
school where the magic happens every day for our children. As we
support our school tonight, we are reminded of our strength and
devotion to our children’s Catholic education.
The PTO Board would like to extend our gratitude to Father Guest, Father
Cavanaugh, Father Hinkle, Mrs. Krichbaum, all the teachers and staff. Your
support has been a tremendous encouragement to us. Your commitment to
our children is appreciated by all. A truly amazing and talented group
of individuals.
We are truly blessed with the never ending energy and commitment of
Mrs. Karen Brown and Mrs. Gina Dechant for co-chairing this year’s auction.
They have put in many hours of hard dedicated work to bring us tonight’s
event. The committee chairs and all those who volunteered their time are
commended for their outstanding work.
Many local businesses have supported our efforts by sponsoring this event
in numerous fashions. They have helped keep our costs down while still
allowing us to put on a spectacular event. A heart felt thank you to all
our sponsors.
The proceeds from this evening’s festivities will go directly toward the
educational enrichment of our students. This year we have set our focus
on expansion of the Arts program at St. Theresa. A new sound system to
enrich our experience with our many talented students is one of our main
desires. It’s through your support that we can continue making St. Theresa
Catholic School a better learning environment for our children.
Thank you for your support of our school and children. I hope you enjoy
yourself, have loads of fun and have an increased sense of pride and
belonging to St. Theresa Catholic School.
Blessings ahead,
Tom Willis
PTO President
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LETTER FROM FATHER GUEST
DEAR FRIENDS:
Welcome to this year’s auction! I am so glad that you have come out to
join us for this annual PTO fundraiser for our school. I look forward to the
auction each year as it provides us with a wonderful opportunity to gather
together as a community to celebrate Catholic education and to raise much
needed money to fund the expenses of keeping our school “up-to-date.”
This is my 14th auction at Saint Theresa – and I have to imagine I’m one
of the few here who actually remember the seventies!
Saint Theresa School is currently in its twenty-second year of providing
quality Catholic education to children in Loudoun County. The school looks
a lot different than it did when it first opened its doors: we’ve grown a great
deal since the Fall of 1994! We’ve doubled in size, added a cafeteria and
playground, changed from a “part-time” to “full-time” gym, and most recent-
ly added an elementary science lab and resource suite. We are blessed to
have had such fantastic PTO boards who have worked so closely with the
administration of our parish school throughout the years in ensuring that
we have been able to keep up with the times in terms of technology and
other educational advances.
Saint Theresa School is proud of her tradition of raising Catholic leaders
for the future. After all, we are, before anything else, Catholic. Our Catholic
identity is most important to us. We are not a private school, but a
Catholic school. Therefore, Jesus Christ is seen as the ever-present
teacher in every classroom. We look to him to guide us in all things.
I thank you for being a part of this year’s auction. In a special way I want
to offer my thanks and congratulations to this year’s auction chairs, Gina
Dechant and Karen Brown, our PTO board, the many, many volunteers
who have given so freely of their time and talents to insure the success
of this year’s event – and you, for being here! An event like this is truly a
community effort.
Please enjoy yourselves tonight – and spend lots of money! After all, it’s
for a good cause – promoting “the Arts” here at Saint Theresa School! May
God bless you!
Sincerely in Christ,
Reverend Richard M. Guest 7
Pastor
LETTER FROM OUR PRINCIPAL
Dear St. Theresa School Family and Friends,
How exciting it is to see the auction return to school this year! When the
auction is held on site, there is always great anticipation to see a gym and
cafeteria magically transformed into another place and time.
The seventies………perhaps you were a child then, or maybe just a sparkle
in your father’s eye-but I was starting my teaching career! As a first grade
teacher, I taught my students their alphabet, then sounds of the letters, and
then we put the sounds together into single syllable words……which are all
done in kindergarten in 2016! The classroom of the 70’s looked just like
the classroom of the 2000’s, but in the past 10 years, technology has erupt-
ed! Our classes now resemble the Jetsons more than the Flintstones, and
we have past auctions to thank!
Auctions have provided Promethean boards in every classroom, state of
the art science labs for every child to use every week, iPads used by every
child in grades kindergarten through five, brand new computer labs, Lego
robots, a new coding program, and so much more! Without the generos-
ity of our kind donors and auction goers, we would have nothing! Thank
you for all the fantastic field trips our children have taken, all the fun times
during Catholic Schools Weeks, all the Donuts with Dads, Buddy Picnics,
Buddy Bingos, all of the playground equipment and the track the children
use every day- all sponsored by your PTO and funded by the annual auc-
tion.
This year, the PTO has decided to focus on the Arts, and the proceeds
from tonight’s auction will bring us a state of the art sound system, special
equipment to be used by students in the art room, and hopefully costumes
and play scripts so that the Middle School will enrich its curriculum with
Shakespearean productions. We have turned our energies to STEM, but
this year, we will add the Arts as a focus and be a STEAM school!
Thank you to our Auction Chairs, Gina Dechant and Karen Brown, who
have worked tirelessly to bring this event to fruition, and all of the volun-
teers and donors who have given their time, talents, and treasure so that
our children’s school experience will be enriched! A special shout out to
the teachers- each one has donated an activity either in a group or alone
to this year’s auction!
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There are timeless things that we would never want to change- prayer
throughout our day, weekly mass, rosaries and Stations of the Cross, our
children feeding and clothing those less fortunate, all the Catholic values
that make St. Theresa what it always was and always will be; but thank you
for those other, less important things, which bring our children into the 21st
century with current technologies and materials. They are not the most im-
portant things, but they make learning far more individualized, challenging,
and fun, and for that, I am grateful!
Thank you again for your generosity!
Blessings,
Carol Krichbaum, principal
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CLASS BASKET & PROJECT COORDINATORS
Thank you to all our Class Basket and Project Coordinators who spent
countless hours preparing unique and exciting items for tonight’s auction.
Your time and patience working with the kids is greatly appreciated and
your creative talent is a tremendous asset to both the St. Theresa School
and tonight’s auction. We also want to thank all of the St. Theresa families
whose donations made the baskets and projects possible.
Last but not least, thank you to Alison de Vazeille, Tara Masterson and
Kerry Quinlan. We are not even able to express to you our gratitude for
all you did to make this a success!! You went above and beyond and we
thank you from the bottoms of our hearts!
Grade Basket Coordinator Project Coordinator
KA Jen Odutola & Tanya Petros Jennifer Carbone & Alison de Vazeille
KB Carol Mammattah & Rochelle Siri Serngadichaiv
McKenzie Jeanine Parker
1A Virginia Costa, Kathy Brown &
Kerry van Doorn
Regina Maletick Kathleen Bienick
1B Amy Nardiello Johanna Waisley
2A Kristen Ho & Michelle LeBlanc Marybeth McConnell
2B Angela Costa Eve Ferreiras-Pichardo
3A Catherine Rainville Lisa Boland
3B Thania Garcia & Tanya Petros Kathleen Bienick
4A Gita Mathieux Johanna Waisley & Tricia Suarez
4B Maura Graham
5A/5B Kristine Koslowski, Helen Ann Marie Leberknight &
Catherine Rainville
DiTomaso & Beth Renzette Victoria Castro & Jenny Mitchell
6A Maureen Hussey Shari Hardy & Tammy Bergeron
Blanca Ramirez
6B Meredith Blanco Jean Cain
7A Shari Hardy & Tammy Bergeron Thea Custer
7B Meredith Blanco Thea Custer
7C Kate Shanley
8A Kathleen Bienick
8B Kristine Koslowki
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GAMES AT THE AUCTION
CLASS BASKET RAFFLE
You will earn BIG parent points with your kids if you come home with
these baskets! These 11 baskets are AMAZING and are full of today’s most
popular items. Take a chance on winning one or all of them through this
exciting raffle! Tickets can be purchased at the Ticket Table for 5 for
$25.00 or 10 for $40.00.
HEADS & TAILS
Get ready to participate in this fun game at our Live Auction. Purchase the
Disco Ball Necklaces for $15 for single or $20 per couple for your chance
to play. Necklaces will be found at the ticket sale table.
How to play: Prior to the start of the Live Auction, our Auctioneer will ask
all of the participants who purchased disco ball necklaces earlier in the
evening to stand up next to their seats. Our auctioneer, will toss a coin and
as the coin is tossed, participants place their hands on their head OR their
tails. If the coin lands on heads and your hands were on your head, then
you remain standing for the next coin toss. If the coin lands on heads and
your hands were on your tail, then you sit down or vice versa. The game
continues until one winner remains standing.
50-50 RAFFLE TICKETS
Purchase your tickets for $20.00 at the ticket sales table or from Father
Guest, Father Thomas or Father Jim during the silent auction. The
winning raffle ticket number will be picked during Live Auction. You
MUST be present to win. Winning Prize: 50% of the total sales of
tickets will be awarded to the winning ticket holder
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GAMES AT THE AUCTION
TUITION RAFFLE
Purchase your tickets to win a year of free tuition for a returning student for
$100 at the ticket sales table. Tickets will be sold up until the start of the
live auction. Winner will be announced at the end of the live auction.
PHOTO BOOTH
Purchase your tickets for $5 at the ticket sales table.
DRINK TICKETS
Drink tickets will be sold at $5 for beer and wine and can be purchased at
the ticket sales table.
TOAST THE TEACHER SIGNATURE DRINKS
Our “Studio 54” signature drink was created in honor of our teachers. It in-
cludes a souvenir LED cup and all proceeds will be divided equally among
our teachers to purchase supplies for their classrooms. Tickets for this
drink or a mixed drink in the signature LED cup can be purchased at the
ticket sales table. $10 a drink.
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AUCTION RULES
GOVERNING RULES OF THE AUCTION
• You will receive a bid number and program upon arrival and check-in
at the registration.
• ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS ON AUCTION
ITEMS ARE PERMITTED. EVERYTHING IS SOLD “AS IS”. PLEASE READ
SPECIFICATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS CAREFULLY.
• The Buyer waives any claims for liability against either St. Theresa
Parish, St. Theresa School, the Auction Committee, or the donor of the
property or services. Neither St. Theresa Parish, St. Theresa School
the Auction Committee or the donor is responsible for any personal
injuries or damages/loss to the property that may result from the use
of the property or services sold.
• Please verify expiration dates for each item bought which is available
in its restrictions.
• All resort/private vacation homes are offered to adults and minors
accompanied by adults. No pets or smoking allowed. These items are
non-transferrable.
• Payment for the auction items may be made by cash, check (payable
to St. Theresa School PTO), American Express, VISA or MasterCard.
PAYMENT IN FULL IS MANDATORY ON THE DAY OF THE AUCTION.
• It will be the buyer’s responsibility to arrange for delivery of the
purchased item, if required, unless otherwise specified.
• All Auction sold items must be removed from the St. Theresa School
at the close of the auction. All items not picked up at checkout will be
donated. NO EXCEPTIONS ALLOWED.
• At checkout, each person will receive an itemized receipt. Please
check with closeout volunteers if you have any questions.
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AUCTION RULES
LIVE AUCTION RULES
• The Auctioneer will give a description of the item and the minimum
opening bid.
• To enter a bid, the bidder must raise his/her bidding paddle number in
view of the Auctioneer and spotters.
• Upon the fall of the gavel, title to the item will pass to the highest
bidder. It is the responsibility of the bidder to make his/her bid number
seen by the Auctioneer at the time of acknowledgement. No bid will be
recognized as a valid bid if not made by a registered guest with a bid
number. The winning bidder will be asked to sign a receipt acknowl-
edging that they won the bid.
• The highest bidder is responsible for purchasing the item.
• At checkout, all Live Auction items you have purchased will be
itemized on your invoice. Your signature and payment are required
at this time.
• HAVE FUN
• REMEMBER THIS IS A CHARITABLE EVENT – PLEASE BE GENEROUS
SILENT AUCTION RULES
• All silent auction items will close at 7:30pm
• All bids, once made, cannot be withdrawn unless superseded by a
higher bid. The last and highest bid at the established time wins the
item. If a bid was made in error, it is the responsibility of the bidder
to contact a bid assistant on-site to remove the bid.
• In the event of any dispute regarding bidding, the Auction Co-Chairs
will have sole discretion to determine the successful bidder. This
includes, but not limited to, the use of sealed bids to determine the
highest bid price each bidder is willing to pay.
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AUCTION RULES
CHECK-IN INFORMATION
• Check-in begins at 5:45 pm. The Silent Auction will open its doors
at 6:00 pm.
• All guests MUST CHECK-IN at the registration table upon arrival. There
you will receive your program and paddle number.
• With your check in, you are confirming your commitment to follow all
Auction rules. At Check-in you will have an option to use your pre-reg-
istered card and swipe your credit card. By using a credit card, you
will be expediting your check-out at the end of the evening. The credit
card will be tied to your bid number so that each time you use your
bid number to purchase Heads & Tails beads, 50-50, all raffles/games,
photo booth and drink tickets or with your winning bid on silent and
live auction items, your credit card will be charged.
CHECK-OUT INFORMATION
• At the end of the Auction, all guests MUST CHECK-OUT.
• It is the responsibility of the Guests to review their invoice and verify
charges. Guests must go to check-out to verify all charges and to
receive their invoice before they can pick up their auction winnings.
• Even if you do not think you won or bid any items, all guests
MUST checkout.
• All sauction items can be picked at check out. No sauction item can be
taken without an invoice. On site volunteers will be available to assist
you with your purchase.
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LIVE AUCTION
Item # 50
Saluti to St. Theresa - Homemade Bottle of
Limoncello made by our own, Father Jim!
Father Jim has honored our Action this year with a very special tasting of
his Limoncello recipe! Become the proud owner of a bottle to enjoy tonight
or add to your liquor cabinet to share with your family and friends on
special occasions! Thanks to Father James Hinkle
Item # 51
St. Theresa School Blue Light Special
This package includes $500 towards tuition for the 2016-2017 school year,
two STS spirit wear t-shirts and $200 for Flynn and O’Hara all included in
this Medium Open Tote embroidered with the St. Theresa School crest.
Thanks to Flynn & O’Hara, Land’s End, St. Theresa School PTO, Mrs.
Krichbaum and Father Richard Guest
Item # 52
Reserved Parking Spot
Do you hate fighting the St. Theresa Parking Lot? Wouldn’t it be nice to
have your very own parking space waiting for you? Mrs. Krichbaum is
offering one parking space in the first lot out for 2016-2017 school year!
Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 53
Belmont Country Club Foursome, Lunch and
Golf Club
With this package, four players can play a round of golf on Belmont
Country Club’s 18-hole Arnold Palmer Signature golf course, which was
nominated for the Best New Private Golf Course Award by Golf Digest in
its inaugural year. Measuring 7.212 yards from the back tees, the natural
elevation changes, the tree-lined fairways and the vast amount of wetland
hazards, challenge all levels of golfers. As a result, Belmont was rated the
third most challenging golf course in Virginia by the USGA. This certificate
includes the cart fee. Valid anytime Tuesday - Thursday. Exp. 3/1/2017. You
will also enjoy a lunch after and the package includes an Adams TL2
Hybrid golf club. Thanks to Belmont Country Club
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LIVE AUCTION
Item # 54
2016 Kindergarten Graduation VIP Package
Get the best seat in the house by bidding on front row seating and a
reserved parking space at the Kindergarten graduation. Take excellent
pictures from this VIP location to capture this benchmark moment in
your child’s life! Valid for 2016 Kindergarten graduation. Thanks to
Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 55
2016 Christmas Pageant VIP Package
The children of St. Theresa School always do a superb job performing at
the Christmas Pageant. Reserve front row seating for 4 and a reserved
parking space to the annual tradition that keeps getting better every year.
Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
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LIVE AUCTION
Item # 56
2016 First Holy Communion VIP Package
Your child will begin their special day by ringing the church bells with
Father Guest. This package also includes a reserved parking space, front
row seating for up to 4 guests and a $100 Clyde’s Gift card. Thanks to
Father Richard Guest and Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm
Item # 57
Last Day of School Party with Father Thomas
What better way to end the year than to go miniature golfing with Father
Thomas! Children will also enjoy lunch provided by Subway, dessert from
Harris Teeter and take home a video entitled “My First Golf Lesson”. This
package is a great way to celebrate summer and create everlasting
memories for your child! Thanks to Dulles Golf, Subway, Harris Teeter
and Father Thomas Cavanaugh
Item # 58
Last Day of School Party with Father Jim
Imagine how exciting the last day of school will be for your child by hosting
a party with Father Jim at Glow Golf! This package is for a 2 hour party for
up to 25 kids and includes pizza and dessert. A truly memorable experi-
ence! Thanks Glow Golf, Harris Teeter and Father James Hinkle
Item # 59
Class BBQ at the Rectory
Celebrate the end of school, your child’s birthday or the beginning of the
new school year with a good old fashioned BBQ! Your child and their class
will have a no uniform day and they will all attend a BBQ at the parish rec-
tory provided by our own Father Guest complete with lunch cooked on the
grill, a Moonbounce, games and Cupcakes. Must be used by 10/15/16 and
coordinated with Father Guest and your child’s teacher. Thanks to Father
Richard Guest, Ashburn Rentals and Sally’s Cupcakes
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LIVE AUCTION
Item # 60
Bowling with Father Guest
Your child and 9 friends will join Father Guest at King Pinz in Leesburg
for a memorable bowling party. The donation includes 1.5 hours of
bowling, shoes, 2 pizzas, soft drinks and a $5 arcade card for each
guest. The party must be scheduled on a weekday M-Th, starting at
4pm or later. Party must be held by June 30, 2016 and reservation is
required. Thanks to King Pinz and Father Richard Guest
Item # 61
Cookology with Mrs. Krichbaum
Mrs. Krichbaum is taking up to 5 children from classroom academics
to kitchen academics. Don’t miss this opportunity! At Cookology, Mrs.
Krichbaum and company will take inspiration from the latest trends in
food and cook a fantastic meal along with an exciting and entertaining
experience. The cooking class will take place at the Dulles Mall location
on May 13th from 12:30 – 2:00 PM and will be hands-on with a professional
staff. Transportation to event not included. Thanks to Cookology and
Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 62
Take me out to the Ball Game!
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a member of the American League (AL) East division. The Orioles
experienced their greatest success from 1964 to 1983 and have won a
total of nine division championships, six pennants and three World Series
championships. Start the season off by cheering the team on and winning
(6) premium tickets directly between home plate and the Orioles dugout
to see the Orioles play the Cleveland Indians on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at
Orioles Park at Camden Yards at 1:35pm. Thanks to SunTrust Bank and
Michelle Wright
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Item # 63
Principal for a Day
As principal for a day, your child will take on all the responsibilities of our
beloved Mrs. Krichbaum. Your child will need to report to school... I mean
work at 7:45 where he/she can grab their hot cup of coffee… I mean hot
chocolate from their office (your child’s name displayed on the door) and
head straight to the front hall to greet the students. After his/her students
are settled in their classrooms your child will say the morning prayers and
announcements over the PA system. Your child will go to meetings, make
decisions and ensure order by walking the halls. Then, after a long morning
of work it is off to the teacher’s lounge for lunch with Mrs. Krichbaum.
Your child’s day will end assisting with dismissal by directing traffic! The
St. Theresa community will have an opportunity to say “Good bye” to
their wonderful principal for a day. A certificate commemorating this
one-of-a-kind day will be presented to your child by Mrs. Krichbaum, as
well as a badge that he/she will get to wear on that special day. Thanks
to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 64
Tour of the Pentagon
When was the last time you were in a building that was 3,705,793 square
feet? Bid on this exclusive private Pentagon Tour for 4 and dinner. You will
be picked up in a limousine and taken to the Pentagon and afterwards
brought to a restaurant for a dinner. Your tour guide will be Lieutenant Col-
onel and GS15 Joseph Wassel, former Director of Communications for the
Secretary of Defense to both Secretary Cohen and Rumsfeld. Lieutenant
Wassel is also a 22-year veteran of the Pentagon. He was in the building
on 9/11 as has first-hand knowledge to share with you. Wind through the
concentric rings of the Pentagon for a view of the center courtyard where
the famous hot dog stand that was thought to be important operation post
to Russia spies because of the many military personnel coming and going
from it often! Walk through impressive corridors honoring our service men
and women in the U.S. Military. End the inside portion of the Pentagon
tour standing at the memorial and chapel where the notorious third plane
crashed into the building on 911. Finally, head outside the Pentagon to see
the 911 Memorial. Continue your amazing experience at Trio Grill with a gift
card to spend on a fantastic dinner with friends or family. Must give 1-month
notice in advance for the tour. Exp. March 15, 2017. Thanks to Joe Wassel,
Matt & Beth Carlin and Chariots for Hire
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Item # 65
Ashburn Fire Department Fire Truck Ride to School
Do you want to make your child smile as you contribute doubly to your
community? Does your child live to be a fireman? Let him/her experience
the exhilaration of riding from home to school on an Ashburn Volunteer
Fire Rescue fire truck. Winning student and three friends will ride to school
alongside real firemen on a real fire truck. Children must live in the
Ashburn First Due area. 50% of the profits of the item will be donated to
the VFRD and a receipt will be provided for tax purposes. Please contact
us at least two weeks prior to the desire date and with several alternate
dates. Expiration date: December 15, 2016. Thanks to Ashburn Volunteer
Fire and Rescue and Tom Willis
Item # 66
Guided Tour of the iHeartRadio Studios
Feel like a ROCK STAR! The winner of this item can choose up to 11 friends
for an insider tour of the iHeartRadio Studios in downtown Rockville,
Maryland. Your tour includes WASH-FM 97.1, WMZQ-FM 98.7, HOT 99.5 FM,
WBIG 100.3 FM, and DC 101 FM, plus Total Traffic & Weather Network, with
the chance to meet some of your favorite radio personalities! Thanks to
iHeartRadio and Robert Workman
Item # 67
Estate Planning
This certificate entitles the successful bidder to have Conway & Pannell,
PLLC prepare a Living Trust based estate plan. The estate planning
portfolio will also include a Pour-Over Will, Durable Power of Attorney,
HIPAA Authorization, Healthcare Power of Attorney, and Living Will for the
bidder (and spouse, if applicable). Thanks to Conway & Pannell, PLLC
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Item # 68
BIEBER FEVER VIP Package
The Purpose World Tour is the third worldwide tour by Canadian singer
Justin Bieber. It is in support of his fourth studio album Purpose. The tour
began on March 9, 2016, in Seattle, Washington and scheduled to end on
November 29, 2016, in London. The winner of this auction item will win 2
VIP tickets to see him perform at the Royal Farms Arena (formerly Baltimore
Arena) in Baltimore on July 7, 2016. Your VIP seats will be in Section 105,
Row E, Seats 1 & 2, lower concourse. The “Where Are You Now” VIP pack-
age includes: 2 tickets, merchandise package created exclusively by VIP
fans, dedicated VIP entrance, exclusive get closer to Justin laminate and
one digital download of Justin’s new album “Purpose.” Don’t miss out on
this opportunity! Thanks to Wayne and Linda Chang
Item # 69
Lunch with Ryan Kerrigan
The winner of this exciting package will experience an unforgettable
lunch with Ryan Kerrigan and Father Thomas at the Chef’s Table at the
brand new Hail and Hog restaurant at One Loudoun. Thanks to Ryan
Kerrigan, Father Thomas Cavanaugh and Hail and Hog Restaurant
Item # 70
It’s Ladies Night- Demi & Nick Concert with Pizza
and Limo for SIX!
The Future Now upcoming concert tour features American singers Demi
Lovato and Nick Jonas. It is Lovato’s sixth headlining tour, promoting her
fifth studio album Confident, and Jonas’ third concert tour, promoting his
upcoming third studio album, Last Year Was Complicated. The winner will
receive a limo ride to the concert with a pizza dinner and 6 concert tickets
in Section 5, Row G, Seats 6-11 at the Verizon Center in Washington DC on
July 26th, 2016. Thanks to Chariots for Hire and Manhattan Pizza
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Item # 71
Hokie High! 2016 VT/UVA Premium Tickets with
parking pass and Hotel
The Annual “Commonwealth Cup” features the American college football
rivalry between the Virginia Tech Hokies and the Virginia Cavaliers also
known as the South’s Oldest Rivalry. The two schools first met in 1895 and
have played annually since 1970. Since 1964, the game has mainly been
played at either Lane Stadium or Scott Stadium on the campuses of the two
universities. Virginia Tech leads the series 55–37–5,[1] and the Cup series
17–3. At 97 games, it is the longest series for the Hokies and second-
longest for the Cavaliers, after the 118 game series between Virginia and
North Carolina known as the South’s Oldest Rivalry. This year the game
will be played on November 26th at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, VA. The
package includes four (4) premium home side seats with Seat Backs on the
40 yard line, 1 parking pass and two (2) nights at the Courtyard Marriott in
Blacksburg. Thanks to Julie Miner Dillon and the Dechant Family
Item # 72
Disney Dream Vacation
Every child and adult loves Disney! Plan your next trip to the most visited
vacation destination in the world by bidding on this magical package which
includes four complimentary One-Day Park Hopper Tickets, 3 nights at the
Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, and a Disney Basket which includes a $25
gift card, Disney autograph book with pen, 4 plush Disney characters
(Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Pluto), Disney luggage tags, Star Wars Light
Sabre, Elsa Snowflake and Disney Brochures to help plan your trip. Valid
during normal operating hours. Thanks to Walt Disney World Resort,
Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Mike Jannick and Amy Nardiello-Affiliate,
Ears of Experience
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Item # 73
Cancun Trip – Yucatan
Fun in the sun! This vacation certificate includes five days/four nights of
accommodations in Cancun, Mexico at either Laguna Suites Golf and Spa
or the Ocean Spa Hotel for two adults and two children under the age of
12. Travel arrangements are not included. Reservations are based upon
availability; however there are no blackout dates and no expiration date.
Although the resorts do offer vacation owner memberships, the recipients
of the vacations are under absolutely no obligation to attend a presentation
during their stay. Other restrictions apply. Upon reserving travel dates, an
$89 reservation fee and $110 in hotel taxes must be
paid. These fees are per vacation certificate, not per person. This fee is
separate from the winning bid at the Auction. The vacation certificate is
valid for accommodations only, however, the recipients can upgrade the
vacation certificate to include all of their meals and beverages. Additional
details about the all-inclusive upgrade, as well as about additional nights
and other benefits and promotions will be provided to the Recipients upon
contacting the Reservations Department. Complete terms and conditions
related to the use of the certificate are printed on the front of the certificate
itself. Thanks to Yucatan Holidays SA
Item # 74
Casa Campana Nicaragua Vacation
The winner of this item will enjoy one week at Casa Campana located in
Rancho Santana, a world-class resort and gated residential community situated
on the Pacific coast of Nicaragua. Rancho Santana boasts 2,700 acres of roll-
ing hills and two miles of rocky and dramatic shore, broken up by five distinct
beaches nestled in their own hideaways. Tucked between the vast Pacific and
immense Lake Nicaragua, Rancho Santana has the distinction of being one of
the only pieces of land on the entire Pacific Ocean that is bordered on both
sides by water, yet connected on each end by land. This rare geographical
phenomenon gives the Ranch nearly constant breezes that create some of
the world’s most vertical waves, providing both visual drama as well as world-
class surfing. Casa Campana boasts amazing views of Playa Los Perros over
three stories of house and features lots of outdoor living space including an
outdoor bar overlooking the ocean, infinity pool, hot tub and plenty of places
to sit and relax. The spacious interior includes a wet bar and large kitchen
that is perfect if you enjoy cooking, or, you can hire one of the private cooks
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for the night! All bedrooms have en-suite baths and the Master bedroom has
its own private outdoor shower area in addition to a large Jacuzzi bathtub.
Rancho Santana homes feature daily housekeeping & gardening service as
well as offering additional services such as restaurants, a private cook, pre-
stocked groceries, boat tours for surfing or fishing, ground transportation, yoga
& massage therapy. As these unique homes are best accessed by vehicle,
it is required that guests renting ocean-view homes must obtain a rental car.
Car rentals are available on-site, and the Reservations team can assist you in
this process once you’ve booked your getaway. Photo ID and credit card for
incidentals and damages must be presented at check in. Maximum occupancy
of 10 guests and is subject to availability. Expires 5/31/17. Blackout dates apply.
Thanks to William and Dolores Watson and Karen Brown Real Estate
Item # 75
What a Smile !
Don’t worry about insurance not covering your braces! Back by popular
demand is our most sought after auction item! Get the smile you’ve always
wanted for you or your kids with one Comprehensive Treatment which is
“all inclusive” covering the ENTIRE cost of treatment from beginning to end
for either one adult or one child. New patients only, cannot be combined
with any other discount or promotion. Not valid with existing contracts or
treatment plans.
Item # 76 APPEAL ITEMS
Buddy Benches and NEW Basketball Nets
Do you want to be part of fostering friendships and eliminate loneliness on
the playgrounds at St. Theresa? Then help us by donating to our purchase
and installation of TWO BUDDY BENCHES. Let’s spread the message of
inclusion and kindness! Help support group play by donating towards
basketball nets for our outdoor hoops!
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CLASS BASKETS
SECTION 100
CLASS BASKETS AND CLASS PROJECTS
Item # 101:
KA – Road to Reading
Item # 102:
KB – Build a Bigger World
Item # 103:
First Grade – American Girl
Item # 104:
Second Grade – Spring Gardening
Item # 105:
Third Grade – Lego Mania Girls
Item # 106:
Third Grade – Lego Mania Boys
Item # 107:
Fourth Grade – Sports
Item # 108:
Fifth Grade – My Tunes
Item # 109:
Sixth Grade – High Tech
Item # 110:
Seventh Grade – Coffee
Item # 111:
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CLASS PROJECTS
Eighth Grade – Spirits
Item # 112
KA – Rocking Chairs with Hands
Two beautiful, wooden rocking chairs (donated by Olde Mill Furniture Co.)
painted with your children’s handprints on the seats.
Item # 113
KB – Hand Photo
Framed artwork of your child’s hands in a circle with the quote, “We hold
our children’s hands for a moment, but they hold our hearts forever.”
Item # 114
1A (2 items) – Outdoor Pots
Two outdoor pots creatively and uniquely painted by your children.
Item # 115
1B – Little Pea Ceramic Bowl
“Little Pea” themed ceramic bowl with finger print peas.
Item # 116
2A – Bodies Forming Words
Framed art of the students forming the words LOVE, FAITH, JOY, PEACE
with their bodies.
Item # 117
2B – Shapes Collage
A Matisse-inspired collage of paper shapes cut by the students.
Item # 118
3A – Serving Platter with Rosary Finger Prints
Serving platter with a finger print rosary around the edge.
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CLASS PROJECTS
Item # 119
3B – Fire Pit with Hand Prints
A fire pit with hand-painted mosaic tiles.
Item # 120
4A – Roots and Wings on Canvas
“Roots & Wings” thumbprint art on canvas.
Item # 121
4B – Floor Puzzle
A large floor puzzle painted by the students
Item # 122
5A – Illustrated Poster of the Students
An illustrated poster of the students each holding something that makes
them unique.
Item # 123
5B – Stained Glass
A mosaic of stained glass crosses made by the students
Item # 124
6A – Beverage Bucket
A large beverage bucket painted by the students
Item # 125
6B – Art with Quote from Pope Francis
Weaved artwork that is mounted and framed and includes the quote “We
must walk united with our differences: there is no other way to become
one with Jesus.” – Pope Francis.
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CLASS PROJECTS
Item # 126
7A – Cookbook
A compilation of student’s favorite recipes
Item # 127
7B – “UP” Thumbprint Framed Art
Student’s thumbprints used to make an “UP” themed artwork of the house
being floated by balloons. Each thumbprint creates a balloon that makes
their dreams fly.
Item # 128
7C – Hands Painting with Quote from Mother Teresa
“Give your hands to serve and your hearts to love” – Mother Teresa.
Framed artwork that includes colorful student hand prints.
Item # 129
8 – Class Photo
A professional, framed, class photograph.
Proud Sponsor of St. Theresa School
2012 | 2013 | 2014 COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR
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SECTION 200 ST. THERESA SCHOOL
Item # 201
Coupon Book of Class Privileges
You will hit “HERO” status in your child’s class next year if you are the
winning bid on this pack of awesome coupons! Each month, your child
will pick a coupon for his/her class to include: movie time, two homework
passes, 1/2hr gym take over, “pick your theme” dress out day, 1.2 hour
recess extension, popsicles for a snack, a special visit to playground or
ball field, half-hour chill out session. Only one privilege can be used per
month and valid 2016-2017 school year. Thanks Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 202
Name the Elementary School Wing
Your family will choose a name to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung
in the elementary school hallway for one year (June 1, 2016 through May
31, 2017). At the end of the year, you keep the sign! Thanks to Mrs. Carol
Krichbaum
Item # 203
Name the Elementary School Parking Lot
Name the Elementary School Parking Lot at St. Theresa School. Your family
will choose a name to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung on a post in
the lot for one year (June 1, 2016 through May 31, 2017). At the end of the
year, you keep the sign! Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item# 204
Name the Main Hallway
Your family will choose a name to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung
in the main hallway for one year (June 1, 2016 through May 31, 2017). At the
end of the year, you keep the sign! Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
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Item # 205
Name the Middle School Parking Lot
Your family will choose a name to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung
on a post in the Middle School lot for one year (June 1, 2016 through
May 31, 2017). At the end of the year, you keep the sign! Thanks to
Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 206
Your Name Here: Cafeteria Style
Name the Cafeteria in St. Theresa School. Your family will choose a name
to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung in the cafeteria for one year
(June 1, 2016 through May 31, 2017). At the end of the year, you keep the
sign! Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 207
Name the Middle School Wing
Name the Middle School Wing in St. Theresa School. Your family will
choose a name to be printed on a “street sign” to be hung in the middle
school hallway for one year (June 1, 2016 through May 31, 2017). At the
end of the year, you keep the sign! Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 208
Six Dress Down Day Passes
These coupons entitle the bearer to six (6) “no uniform days” of school
when EVERYONE else has to wear their uniforms. (June 1, 2016 through
May 31, 2017)! Thanks to Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
Item # 209
Necktie and Sock Pass
Want your son or daughter to be the class superstar? Win the Necktie and
Sock Pass. Each boy in the class will get a one-day “no-tie” pass, and each
girl in the class will get a one-day “crazy sock” pass. However, must wear
complete uniform for Mass. Will be able to change after Mass. Thanks to
Mrs. Carol Krichbaum
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Item # 210
Father’s Flapjacks
Breakfast for your child and up to nine (9) of their friends served by Father
Guest in the school cafeteria before the start of the school day. Winner to
coordinate with Father Guest as to date. Thanks to Father Richard Guest
Item # 211
Camp Out at St. Theresa’s
You and your family will enjoy a camp out (or camp in depending on
weather) with your fellow St. Theresa families, make S’mores, enjoy an
outdoor movie and enjoy a pancake breakfast the next morning.
Date of Event: Friday, June 3, 2016 from 11:30am to 1:30pm
(rain date June 10th)
$75 per family | Spaces Available – 30
Thanks to Father Richard Guest, Knights of Columbus, Ashburn Rental
and the Boy Scouts of America
Item # 212
Stuffed Animal Pizza Party and Movie
Grades 3 & 4 ONLY
Children in grades 3 & 4 will watch a movie and eat pizza in Room 204
with Geoffrey, Ollie, Olaf, George, Charlie and lots of Beanie Babies! Child
should bring their own friendly stuffed animal. Children with food allergies
should bring their own lunch. The teachers and the parents who win this
auction item will pick the movie.
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 from 11:30am to 1:30pm
$20 per student | Spaces Available – 20
Donated by Mrs. Kruml and Mrs. Low
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Item # 213
Popcorn Premiere – Middle School ONLY
Middle School children will walk the red carpet for the Premiere afternoon
extravaganza! Include lunch, surprise dessert creation, movie with comfy
seating, popcorn and drinks. There will be games, prizes and a swag bag.
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 from 12:00pm to 3:00pm
$30 per student | Spaces Available – 10
Donated by Mr. Gannon, Mrs. Ciavarro, Mrs. Boshier, Miss Guzewich,
Mrs. Meunier, Mrs. Moschetto and Miss Vlach
Item # 214
Lunch Bunch and Cookie Creation
Grades 4, 5 & ONLY
Children will meet in Science Lab and bring their own lunch from home.
They will make homemade sugar cookies, cut them out with cookie cutters,
bake and decorate them with frosting. Each student will go home with a
plate of cookies. NOTE: Students with allergies to egg, flour, milk and sugar
are strongly asked not to participate.
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 - 11:30am to 2:00pm
$25 per student | Spaces Available – 6
Donated by Mrs. Blanford and Mrs. Harr
Item # 215
Afternoon of STEM Fun
Enjoy a fun afternoon of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and
Math). Activities include playing with Sphero (robotic sphere), creating art
with Sphero, building with Legos and Lego robots, creating tracks with
Hot Wheels, using Little Bits circuits and other age-appropriate activities.
Each child is responsible to bring in their own bagged lunch and will enjoy
eating in the Courtyard.
The STEM afternoon will have 3 groups: K-2, 3-5, 6-8.
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 – 11:30am to 2:15pm
$20 per student | Spaces Available – 30 (10 per group)
Donated by Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Himmell, Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Putnick,
Mrs. van Doorn and Mrs. Myers
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Item # 216
Picnic at the Farm
This is open to all grades! Your children will meet at Mrs. Carson’s farm in
Leesburg for a picnic lunch. Child will groom George, the miniature horse,
and have a carriage ride. Play with baby lambs, feed chickens, gather eggs,
and hike to the creek. Create farm-themed art project and plant a flower to
take home. Weather dependent and child’s swimming ability, a quick dip in
cement pond. Child with allergies should take into consideration they will
be with animals and hay (outdoor).
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 - 12:30pm - 3:00pm
One child – 1 family wins auction item and selects 5 other children
to participate
Open Bidding: $200
Donated by Mrs. Carson, Mr. Stockman, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Dayhoff and
Mrs. Shayka
Item # 217
Lunch with Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Fritz
You child will enjoy a special lunch out with Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Fritz.
Your child will meet at Subway in Ashburn Farm followed by a short walk to
Zinga for dessert.
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 - 12:00pm to 1:30pm
One child – 1 family wins auction item and selects 3 other children
to participate
Open Bidding: $50
Donated by Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Fritz
Item # 218
Parent Night Out – Families Already Enrolled in
Extended Day
Parents get a night out on Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Benteler! They will provide
dinner, activities and movie for an already enrolled extended day student
until 9:00pm. One family wins this auction item and selects 9 other children
to participate. The winner will also coordinate with Mrs. Moody and Benteler
on date selection.
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Date of Event: Winner coordinates date with Mrs. Benteler and
Mrs. Moody. Pick up will be 9:00pm
One child – 1 family wins auction item and selects 9 other
children to participate
Open Bidding: $200
Donated by Mrs. Benteler and Mrs. Moody
Item # 219 and Item # 220
Half Day Extended Care – Families NOT Enrolled in
Extended Day
Mrs. Benteler and Mrs. Moody are offering Half-day of Extended Day Care
on one of the half days of school, May 13th or May 27th, when school
dismisses at 11:30. Child must be picked up at 6:00pm. Day will include
lunch, snack, camp program, fun indoor and outdoor activities and BINGO
with prizes. The winner will also coordinate with Mrs. Moody and Benteler
on date selection. There will be 2 of these auction items available!
Date of Event: Friday, May 13, 2016 OR Friday May 27th
(winner chooses date). Drop off when school dismisses at 11:30am and
pick up will be 6:00pm
One Child – 1 family wins auction item
Open Bidding: $100
Donated by Mrs. Benteler and Mrs. Moody
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Item # 221
Lunch and a Movie with Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Myers will take your child and 3 friends to lunch and a movie!
Date of Event and Time – TBD
One Child – 1 family wins auction item and selects 3 friends to participate
Open Bidding $100
Donated by Mrs. Myers
Item # 222
Science Basket
Mrs. Shanley has put together a basket full of wonderful science items for
your Mad Scientist!
Open Bidding $75
Donated by Mrs. Shanley
Item # 223
“Treats from the Finger Lakes”
Mrs. Carson has put together a basket with items that include wine, Art, and
jewelry from local arts from the Finger Lake areas.
Open Bidding $75
Donated by Mrs. Carson
Item # 224
Child Portrait
We have the honor of offering to you a unique opportunity to have a por-
trait of your child painted by Mrs. Boyle. This is a once in a lifetime chance
and such an honor! Value is priceless!!
Open Bidding $50
Donated by Mrs. Boyle
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SECTION 300 | HOME AND FAMILY
Item # 301
Art by Amy Walton
Print by local artist and interior designer, Amy Ramsey Walton. This paint-
ing is the original Cole Farm in Purcellville, Virginia. The farmland is now
a shopping center and the farmhouse is now the WK Hearth restaurant.
Thanks to Amy Walton
Item # 302
One Photography Session w/ G Custom Photography
Capture your special moment in time with a Photography Session with Gwen
Meehan at G Custom Photography. Gwen is a natural light photographer
specializing in newborn, infant, children, and family photography. One 11x14
wall print & a $100 print credit for gift prints (8x10 and smaller) is also includ-
ed. Shoot must be within 20 miles of 20147 zip code. Thanks to G Custom
Photography
Item # 303
Photography Session by Jeff Lubin
This donation package includes a pre-portrait consultation to discuss and
plan a portrait session with Mr. Lubin. He and the winning bidder will
discuss such things as clothing, portrait styles and review their hand
painted backgrounds. Their donation also includes the creation fee for the
in-studio portrait session and one custom made 11 x 14 Imperial Portrait,
as well as a review and selection session to decide on the final image.
Thanks to Mr. Jeff Lubin
Item # 304
Handyman for a Day
Tackle those home projects you’ve been putting off with the help of a Handy-
man for a Day! The handyman will be on site for 8 hours including a 30-minute
lunch, any travel to purchase or pickup materials, setup time, cleanup time, and
time to review the scope with the homeowner. The work is expected to be
primarily carpentry related. The handyman will not be able to perform major
electric, plumbing, or HVAC work. Thanks to Moss Construction
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Item # 305
Landscape Design by Outdoor Lifestyles Landscape
One free landscape consultation of your property and a 50% discount on
materials purchased and installed by them. Thanks to Outdoor Lifestyles
Landscape
Item# 306
One Day of painting by JC Painting
Is your home in need of a makeover? This item includes one day of interior
painting by the master painter Jesus Crispin. Includes eight hours of labor
and paint must be purchased separately. Painting to occur Monday through
Friday at a mutually agreeable time. Must be used by October 31, 2016.
Thanks to JC Painting and Karen Brown Real Estate
Item# 307
Window Coverings
Frank Giglio, owner of Value and Blind and Heirloom Draperies, is a long
time parishioner and supporter of St. Theresa Church. A Hunter Douglas
Window Fashions Gallery dealer, they offer the most knowledgeable and
thoroughly trained design professionals in the window treatment industry.
This package is for a 2 hour window treatment consultation and $1000
towards purchase. Thanks to Value and Blind and Heirloom Draperies
Item# 308
Auto Detailing
Automotive Quality Solutions specializes in premium reconditioning and
detailing services - all under one roof for a complete One-Stop-Shop solu-
tion. They offer reconditioning services including paint correction, painting,
light auto body work, paintless dent repair, paint touch-up, windshield repair
or replacement, wheel refinishing, headlight restoration and interior repairs.
They have certified detail technicians that deliver complete exterior and
interior detailing, DrivePur disinfection and odor removal, and offer multiple
premium paint protection options from 6 month sealants to the permanent
coating Opti-Coat PRO. This certificate is good for $250 towards any detail-
ing or protection services Thanks to Automotive Quality Solutions
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Item# 309
Complete Car Care Basket
Ready to get your car looking and running good this season? Look no
further than this basket! Included in this item is One Year of Oil Changes
(4 coupons), $250 Gift Certificate towards Detail or Protection Services,
$ 100 Certificate for car service or maintenance, One Titanium Car Wash,
One Gold Car Wash and One Super Clean Wash. Thanks to Automotive
Quality Solutions, Virginia Tire and Auto, Honest – 1 Auto Care and
Ashburn Car Wash
Item #310
Piano Lessons from Wassel Studios
Has your child always wanted to learn to play the piano? This certificate
entitles the bearer to one free consultation and 4 weekly half hour private
piano lessons. Your child will learn the basics of playing the piano through
a classical methodology that emphasizes the principles of note reading,
music theory and technique. Thanks to Lindsay Wassel
Item # 311
Great Country Farm Season Admission
This pass covers admission for the farm from April 2016 - November 2017.
Farm activities include a Farm Animal Barnyard, hayrides to their u-pick
fruits and vegetables, a 5 acre farm play area with mazes, giant slides, a
2800 sq. ft. jumping pillow, putt putt course, pedal carts and more! You will
also receive a 10% discount on all u-pick produce and birthday parties.
Exp. Nov. 2017. Thanks to: Great Country Farms
Item # 312
Robeks Basket
Satisfy their after school snack cravings with this basket of healthy goodies
from Robeks which includes a $25 gift card, t-shirt, hat and a variety
of protein and snack bars. Thanks to Robeks Broadlands Center
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Item # 313
Luray Caverns
Visit the largest and most popular caverns in the East with this pair of
tickets from Luray Caverns. Tickets include a visit to Luray Caverns, the
Luray Valley Museum & Gardens, as well as the Car and Carriage Caravan
Museum. Expires 10/31/16. Thanks to Luray Caverns
Item # 314
River & Trail
River & Trail offers guided whitewater rafting, tubing, kayaking, canoeing,
ziplining, climbing, cycling & hiking trips in the historic Harpers Ferry area.
River trips & lessons take place in Maryland, Virginia, & West Virginia on the
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers and Antietam Creek. This auction item is
a Shenandoah tubing trip for 2 and night of tent camping at the Brunswick
Family Campground. Thanks to River & Trail
Item # 315
Four (4) passes on Potomac Riverboat Cruises
Enjoy the charm and colonial ambiance of Alexandria with a 40-minute
narrated Seaport Cruise. Or board their cruise operating between two
magnificent historic sites -- Alexandria (in Virginia) and Georgetown (on
the Washington, D.C. side of the river). En-route see America’s greatest
monuments from the river while enjoying a narrated tour. Or board a
narrated cruise for a trip south to George Washington’s Mount Vernon
Estate & Gardens, the number one historic home in America. The
vessel stops at National Harbor and Gaylord National Hotel along the
way. Learn about the history of this scenic area and the great Potomac
River that begins 200 miles away in the mountains of Maryland and
West Virginia, emptying into the Chesapeake Bay 90 miles south of
Alexandria. Wildlife, natural beauty, spectacular sunsets, Washington
D.C.’s monuments, and a rich American history await. Thanks to
Potomac Riverboat Cruises
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Item # 316
Amphora Bakery
This certificate entitles you to a one-year pie/cake of the month subscrip-
tion from the award winning Amphora Bakery. Certificate is valid until April
2017. All pies must be pre-ordered 48 hours in advance prior to pick up at
the Herndon Bakery. The pie provided will be the designated pie of the
month issued by Amphora Bakery. Thanks to Amphora Bakery
Item # 317
Doggie Daze Basket
Your pooch will truly be your best friend when you bring home this item
which includes a two (2) night weekend stay at Old Mill Veterinary Boarding
Kennel and Grooming, a $100 gift card towards services from Everything
and the Dog, a $50 Woofies Gift Card, a (3) Self -Serve Dog Wash Mem-
bership at Pet Supplies Plus, a Happy Tails Alligator Toy, an Aussie Lobbie
12” Cowie Toy, a Kong Ballistic Toy , (2) Earth Animal Chicken Chews and (1)
16 oz. Bag of Plato Organic Dog Treats all wrapped in a Bentley & Bunny
Faux Fur Luxury Dog Bed. Thanks to Canine Carousel Boutique and Pet
Salon, Old Mill Veterinary, Woofies, Pet Supplies Plus and Everything
and the Dog
Item # 318
The One Loudoun Experience
The One Loudoun Experience Basket includes goodies from the hottest
places in Loudoun’s new downtown. This basket includes an autographed
copy of Bryan Voltaggio’s cookbook , a One Month Family Membership
to The Fitness Equation, and a treasure chest of gift cards including $100
for Uncle Julios, $50 for Matchbox, $30 for Sense of Thai, $25 for Okada ,
$25 for B, four (4) free appetizers at Bar Louie, four (4) buy one get one free
coupons to Tropical Smoothie Café, an Artisan Candle, Culinary Collection
Seasoning Jars, Various Snacks and Salad Dressing from Fresh Market, a
bottle of Freixenet, Sparkling Wine with two Champagne flutes and a One
Loudoun Logo Picnic blanket. Thanks to One Loudoun
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Item # 319
It’s Your Lucky Day
Take a chance on this 24x36 picture frame filled with scratch tickets.
Item # 320
Food in the Fast Lane
This 24 x 36 Poster is filled with your favorite food on the go including (12)
McDonald’s Breakfast Sandwiches, (12) Chick-fil-a Sandwiches, (12) Habit
Burgers, (12) Jersey Mike Regular Subs, (12) luvnberry froyos, (6) MOD Piz-
za’s, (6) CAVA Entrees and a $25 Panera gift card. Thanks to McDonald’s
of Ashburn. Chick-fil-a, Jersey Mikes, luvnberry, MOD Pizza, Panera
and CAVA
Restaurant Row
# 321 Scotto’s Rigatoni Grill $20.00
# 322 Blue Ridge Grill $25.00
# 323 Rubino’s Pizza $25.00
# 324 Burger-Fi $30.00
# 325 Lightfoot $40.00
# 326 IHop $45.00
# 327 Lost Rhino $50.00
# 328 Fuddruckers $50.00
# 329 Cheesecake Factory $50.00
# 330 Eggspectations $50.00
# 331 The Restaurant at Patowmack Farm $75.00
# 332 MHG Restaurants- Circa, Trio Grill and Open Road $100.00
# 333 Pinstripes $100.00
# 334 Bonefish $100.00
# 335 Ford’s Fish Shack $100.00
# 336 Passion Fin $200.00
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