But it’s not going to come from wishes. Or from a lucky star. The cure for ALS can only come from research. And research only comes from funding. Your participation in the Evening of Hope helps provide that crucial funding. It’s also a sign that you’re as determined as we are to unlock one of our most challenging mysteries.

I l l u s t rat io n by HYESU LEE

Dear FriendsWelcome to the 22nd ALS Evening of Hope, A Night to Remember.

We plan on a memorable evening but also want to remember that

since its inception in 1992, this event has raised more than $3.5

million for ALS research. Jeff Kaufman would be very proud of the

legacy he launched 22 years ago. The last year has brought ALS

unprecedented exposure via the Ice Bucket Challenge. We hope

this momentum will continue to keep ALS in the national spotlight.

On a more local note, we wish to warmly acknowledge Green Bay

Packers special safeties coach Darren Perry and player Morgan

Burnett. Coach Perry experienced the heartache of ALS when a

friend’s 33-year-old son was diagnosed. Wanting a liaison between

the ALS Association and the Packers, Coach Perry chose Morgan,

a player with heart, determination and a willingness to lend his

voice to the cause. Morgan solidified this alliance when he met his

“brother” and fellow safety, Steve Gleason, in New Orleans.

Finally, I would like to welcome Barb Newhouse, The ALS

Association’s President. Her leadership and vision have been

instrumental in moving ALS to the forefront of the national health

agenda.

As always, we thank each and every one of you—attendees,

sponsors, donors and volunteers. Your support makes this a night

to remember and continues to give hope to all who live with ALS.

Sincerely,

Melanie Roach-BekosExecutive Director

You Inspire Us 02

Letter From Melanie 03

Table Of Contents 04

Thank You Coach Perry & Morgan Burnett 06

Look For These 08

Evening Schedule / Dinner Menu 10

Chapter’s Funded Research 12

Thank You To Committees / Special Thanks / Volunteers 15

Bidding Rules & Regulations 16

Auction Rules 17

Thank You Auction Sponsors / Areas / Floor Plan 18

Voice Auction Items 19

Silent Auction Items 27

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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At Johnson Controls it’s our nature to respect the environment and care for the communities where we live and work. It’s part of our vision for a more comfortable, safe and sustainable world. We’re always open to new ideas and innovative new ways to make the world a better place. It’s why we build smart environments for a better quality of life. And we’re pleased to see this commitment to the sustainability of our planet is really starting to take root.

Planting the seeds of knowledge, reaping the rewards.

A heartfelt thank you to Morgan Burnett and Darren Perry for sharing their time and talents to further the ALS cause. The Wisconsin Chapter is honored to have you on our team.

ONEAMAZING FOOTBALL PLAYER.

ONEAMAZING COACH.

TWOAMAZING HUMAN BEINGS.

THANK YOU

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LOOK FOR THESE GOLDEN TICKET RAFFLE: We are selling 100 Golden Tickets at $100 each. This means your chances are 1 in 100. To buy a ticket, enter 2000 on your bidding device. The lucky winner will pick whichever voice auction item he or she wants. The winning ticket will be pulled at 8:00 pm.

MOTORCYCLE RAFFLE: We are selling 250 Motorcycle Raffle Tickets at $100 each. The beautiful motorcycle is set-up near the escalators. Take a look, hop on and snap a picture. And then make sure to buy your ticket. They are going to go fast. Enter 5000 on your bidding device.

CHAMPAGNE: Isn’t tonight special? Just love the taste of bubbly? Bottles of champagne are available at your table at $50 per bottle. Enter 1000 on your bidding device.

WINE PULL: Check out the Evening of Hope Wine Pull. Purchase a bottle for $25 on your bidding device and pull a numbered wine cork. Just enter number 3000. You will receive the bottle of wine with the matching number.

BOURBON WHISKEY TASTING: Heaven Hill is back again with a tasting table from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. It is the largest family-owned distiller in the United States and second-largest holder of aging bourbon. This is a tasting you won’t want to miss.

STICKIN’ IT TO ALS: We’re thrilled to announce our first-ever event with the Milwaukee Admirals on April 17 at the Bradley Center. (Our own Colleen Brennan will be singing the Canadian National Anthem.) Tickets are $35 each and include a keepsake t-shirt, pre-game food and drinks, and live music from our very own Chasin’ Mason. Let’s stick it to ALS. Buy tickets by entering 5000 on your bidding device.

TOAST TO HOPE: Our 13th Annual Toast to Hope is scheduled for April 18 at Hal’s Harley-Davidson in New Berlin. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. This year’s theme is “The Wild West.” Dress to impress. But first, enter 6000 on your bidding device.

EVENING SCHEDULE5:30 – 7:30 PM : SILENT AUCTION : COCKTAILS : HORS D’OEUVRES

7:45 PM : WELCOME : DINNER

8:00 PM : GOLDEN TICKET RAFFLE DRAWING

8:30 PM : SILENT AUCTION CLOSES

9:00 – 9:30 PM : VOICE AUCTION

9:30 PM : MOTORCYCLE RAFFLE DRAWING

9:35 PM : DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF STREETLIFE

*ALL ITEMS NEED TO BE CHECKED OUT BY 11:00 PM*

MENUSALAD:

FIELD GREENS AND ENDIVE WITH CRISP PROSCIUTTO DE PARMA, ASIAGO

CHEESE, ROASTED PEAR WEDGES, BASIL CROSTINI AND AN ORANGE PARSLEY

VINAIGRETTE.

ENTRÉE:

CHILEAN SEA BASS WITH ORANGE OIL, FENNEL POLLEN AND ROASTED

GRAPEFRUIT, DRIZZLED WITH AGAVE. PAIRED WITH FILET MIGNON TOPPED

WITH BOURBON PEPPERCORN CREAM SAUCE. SERVED WITH SWEET PEA RISOTTO

AND ROASTED CAULIFLOWER WITH CHIVE AND RED PEPPERS.

DESSERT:

TRIO OF DESSERTS: CHOCOLATE TULIP CUP WITH CAPPUCCINO MOUSSE,

FRESH BERRIES, AND WEDGE FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE TORTE.

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“ The best way to predict the future is to create it.”

— Abraham Lincoln

We are proud to partner with The ALS Association Wisconsin Chapter.

Our collaborative effort brings more treatment options to people than ever before.

Connecting to academic medicine is easy, visit froedtert.com or call 1-800-DOCTORS.To learn more about research, visit mcw.edu.

HOW DOES THE CHAPTER DECIDE HOW TO SPEND FUNDS RAISED AT THE EVENING OF HOPE?The Wisconsin Chapter’s Board of Directors selects research projects to be funded by proceeds of the Evening of Hope from grants submitted to, reviewed and approved by The ALS Association’s Scientific Review Committee, Research Committee and Board of Trustees. The Board receives substantial assistance from its long-standing relationship with Robert V. Abendroth, a current member of ALS Association’s Research Committee and former member of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Abendroth personally identifies and forwards to the Board research projects he believes meet the Chapter’s interest in funding cutting-edge research. Mr. Abendroth was instrumental in securing ALS Association approval of the Jeff Kaufman Project in an unprecedented period of less than eight weeks, allowing the Chapter to announce the funding of that study at the 2008 Evening of Hope.

In the last twenty-two years, proceeds from the Evening of Hope have funded cutting-edge research projects in Wisconsin and across the country. Following are some of the projects the Chapter funded most recently:

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2014“IDENTIFYING DRUGS THAT RESTORE NF LEVELS AND INHIBIT NF AGGREGATION IN ALS PATIENT MOTOR NEURONS.” Primary researcher Su-Chun Zhang, MD, PhD, University of Wisconsin Waisman Center, Madison, Wisconsin.

“APPLICATION OF HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE STEM CELLS TO TREAT AND UNDERSTAND ALS.” Primary researcher Masatoshi Suzuki, Assistant Professor, Department of Comparative Biosciences, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.

“PROTEOSTATIC REGULATION BY UBIQUILINS IN ALS.” Primary researcher Randall Tibbetts, Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.

2013“DEVELOPMENT OF A PUBLIC SEARCHABLE VARIANT DATABASE FOR ALS EXOMES.” Primary researcher John Landers, PhD, Associate Professor of Neurology, University of Massachusetts, Worcester, Massachusetts.

“DEVELOPING SMALL MOLECULE SCREENING ASSAYS FOR IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL THERAPEUTICS TO TREAT ALS.” Primary researcher Jill Zitzewitz, PhD, Research Associate Professor Department of BMP, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, Massachusetts.

2012“PROTEOSTATIC REGULATION BY UBIQUILLINS IN ALS.” Primary researcher Randall Tibbetts, Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.

“GENERATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ALS IPSC DERIVED SKELETAL MUSCLE.” Primary researcher Allison Ebert, PhD, Assistant Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.

“DEVELOPING CELLULAR AND ANIMAL MODELS OF MUTANT C9ORF72 MEDIATED ALS-FTD.” Primary researchers conducted by researchers at the University of Massachusetts, and the MRC Center for Neurodegeneration Research at King’s College, London, UK.

“THERAPY DEVELOPMENT FOR C9ORF72 RELATED DISEASE: AN ANTISENSE OLIGONUCLEOTIDE- BASED APPROACH.” Primary researchers Michael Benatar, MD, Zane Zeier, PhD, Claes Wahlestedt, MD, PhD, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, Florida.

2011“COMBINING STEM CELL AND GROWTH FACTOR DELIVERY TARGETING TO THE SKELETAL MUSCLE IN ALS.” Primary researcher Masatoshi Suzuki, Assistant Professor, Department of Comparative Biosciences, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.

“THE ROLE OF TDP-43 IN AXONAL NRNA TRAFFICKING AND LOCAL TRANSLATION IN HEALTHY AND DISEASED MOTOR NEURON.” Primary researcher Wilfried Rossoli, PhD, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.

2010“MODELING HUMAN MOTOR NEURON DEGENERATION USING STEM CELLS.” Primary researcher Su-Chun Zhang, MD, PhD, University of Wisconsin Waisman Center, Madison, Wisconsin.*

“ASTROCYTE MOTOR NEURON INTERACTION: ROLES OF NRF2, GLUTATHIONE AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN ALS.” Primary researcher Jeffrey Johnson, PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison Wisconsin.*

2009“THE JEFF KAUFMAN PROJECT.” This was a non-embryonic stem cell research study that involved taking adult human skin cells, including those of Jeff Kaufman, and reprogramming them to produce induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. Primary researcher Clive Svendsen, University of Wisconsin Waisman Center, Madison, Wisconsin.

“MODELING HUMAN MOTOR NEURON DEGENERATION USING STEM CELLS.” Primary researcher Su-Chun Zhang, MD, PhD, University of Wisconsin Waisman Center, Madison, Wisconsin.* This was a non-embryonic stem cell research study that involved adult human skin cells.

“ASTROCYTE MOTOR NEURON INTERACTION: ROLES OF NRF2, GLUTATHIONE AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN ALS.” Primary researcher Jeffrey Johnson, PhD, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.*

2008“THE JEFF KAUFMAN PROJECT.” This was a non-embryonic stem cell research study that involved taking adult human skin cells, including those of Jeff Kaufman, and reprogramming them to produce induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. Primary researcher: Clive Svendsen, University of Wisconsin Waisman Center, Madison, Wisconsin.

*Co-funded with The ALS Association’s Abendroth ALS Genetic Discovery Fund.

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THANK YOU TO COMMITTEES, SPECIAL THANKS, VOLUNTEERS

THE EVENING OF HOPE PLANNING COMMITTEEBarb BachmanJoanne BlaesingHolly BlakeMary Brennan DrumlNatalie JanskyJan KaufmanKathy KeppelSusie ReedMelanie Roach-Bekos

THE EVENING OF HOPE SILENT AUCTION COMMITTEEBen BeckerHolly BlakeSusan BonisAllan DegnerPeggy Driessen Mary DrumlKay Ann FiedlerLaura HinrichsenNatalie JanskyJordan Johansen Jan KaufmanKathy KeppelCathy KettnerJenifer MeltonLisa PerezSusie ReedMelanie Roach-BekosSusan Sellman Mary Beth Schlecht

INVITATION AND PROGRAMS PRINTINGInvitation & Program Cover Design: Traction Factory; Invitation and Program Cover Production: The Fox Company, Inc.; Program Copy/Production: Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP, Bonny Byal, Natalie Jansky, Kathy Keppel, Melanie Roach-Bekos and Susie Reed; Program Printing: The Fox Company, Inc.

DECORATIONS AND SET-UPJoanne Blaesing, Holly Blake, Allan Degner, Mary Brennan Druml, Shannon Goodwin, Kathy Keppel and UPS

SPECIAL THANKSMorgan BurnettDarren PerryChris Mandros, Bacardi U.S.A., Inc.Beer Capitol DistributingJames Castino, Barrett Moving & Storage Co.Emcee Meg McKenzie PalenAuctioneer Joel CielakLauren & Bill Siegel for the champagneKeith & Tami Heinze, Creative Enterprises, Inc. for framing many itemsUPSBonny Byal for her painstaking work in entering the BidPal data and the event program

EVENING VOLUNTEERSThe Evening of Hope Committee gratefully acknowledges the efforts of Volunteer Committee Chairpersons Susie Reed, Natalie Jansky and Bonny Byal and the many volunteers who monitor the auctions, sell raffle tickets, set up and tear down the displays and, most important, collect your money. Without their invaluable assistance, there would not be an Evening of Hope. Their efforts are greatly appreciated!

Tim AdamsMary AndersonTyler AndersonSasha BarkhausJP BarlandJillian BerglundKevin Boyle

Scott BrunowBonny ByalElyse ByalJake ByalBridget CarpenterMeg CarrollPete CooneyJosh DavilaAlex DegraveEmily Den BoerOlivia Deuster Sean DowdJuliana FazioCara HeffernanDeb HeinzelmannChristine HightBrian HightMolly HonkampMike HoffmanKathleen HuevlerWilly HughesSarah JanskyMiles KealyMailys KrierTheresa MergenerMarcos MergenerJannelle MillerAdam MillerDawn Mitrovich Kellin Morrison Amy MulqueenPaula NelsonKatie NevillePete RebholzSarah SeidenJack SerweMatt ShankSharon SiglSandra SiglLinda SkinnerDavia SobelmanWilliam SpalsburyBritie SullivanKevin TousignantSarah TrubsahwShelly WalthoRuth WardinskiMorgan Wiseman

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1. All sales are final and all items are sold “as is.” Neither the donor nor the Chapter can provide servicing or guarantees.

2. The buyer must contact the donor to redeem gift certificates or arrange for services unless otherwise instructed. Gift certificates expire on the date stated thereon. If not stated, gift certificates must be redeemed by March 7, 2015.

3. Values in this program were suggested by the donor and are not established by the Chapter. Consult your tax adviser for proper tax treatment.

4. Reservations for trips, hotel stays, meals, services and similar items must be mutually agreed upon with the donor. Holiday blackout periods and other restrictions may apply.

5. Payment is due in full and all items purchased must be picked up by 11 p.m. on March 7, 2015, unless other arrangements have been made with the ALS Chapter office and the Hyatt. Payment may be made by cash, check, MasterCard or VISA.

6. Buyers will receive items upon showing a paid receipt.

7. Due to printing deadlines, some donors may not be listed in this program.

8. The Silent Auction begins at 5:30 p.m. and closes at 8:30 p.m.

9. Bids below the minimum on silent auction items will not be accepted.

10. Items for bid in the voice auction are listed separately in this program. The auctioneer may correct the description on any item. That description will constitute the item being sold and supersedes any previous description. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be deemed the purchaser. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder. The auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to determine the successful bidder and may re-offer and resell any article in dispute. He may accept an opening bid and reject the raising bid offered, calling for a higher bid. Not realizing the higher raising bid, the auctioneer may pass over the object, withdrawing it from sale.

AUCTION RULES

PLATINUM SPONSORSJohnson ControlsBacardi U.S.A., Inc.

DIAMOND SPONSORSBoesch Family & Friends Nicholas Family Foundation

GOLD SPONSORSThe Fox CompanyGimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLPHal’s Harley-Davidson

SILVER SPONSORSTerrence & Elizabeth CanningFroedtert & The Medical College Of WisconsinThe Gelatt Wannamaker FamilyNorthwestern Mutual FoundationPaul Davis Restoration & RemodelingDennis & Patty Terry

BRONZE SPONSORSAnthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldCentene Charitable Foundation Gene & Ruth Poser Foundation Time Warner Cable

FRIENDS SPONSORSBaker Tilly Virchow KrauseHolly BlakeJoan Brennan Cabaniss LawClinicareDomnick/Cerul FamiliesFiservMichael FitzgeraldDerek Goodman/The Law Offices of Jonathan GoodmanTed & Jaci Haakonson Habush, Habush & Rottier Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Frank & Anne Gimbel Stephen Hansen & Whitney Nichols, In loving memory of Stuart Nichols Pamela Isenberger Thomas KettlerJenifer & Judy Melton David MesickDaniel Minkel & Sonia Dumet-MinkelDale Rauwerdink David & Leslie Severance Team Powdered Sugar

*Due to printing deadlines, we have included all sponsors we had to date. We apologize if your sponsorship is not listed.

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VOICE AUCTION ITEMS

Cheers! You will be the toast of the town if you get this Cult Winemakers experience, including: • Private VIP tour and tasting at Fantesca Estate & Winery (Winemaker Heidi Barrett) • Private VIP tour and tasting at Gemstone Vineyard (Winemaker Philippe Melka) • Private VIP tour and tasting at Corra Wines (Winemaker & Owner Celia Welch) • A souvenir barrel head signed by all three Cult Winemakers • Eight consecutive hours of chauffeured luxury sedan service • Three-night stay in a classic king room at the Andaz Napa Hotel in Downtown Napa • Round-trip coach class airfare for two to San Francisco, California • Book and concierge service

If the above wasn’t enough to whet your whistle, Phil and Mary Lou Hicks included one case of wine from Luna Vineyards. You will be whining if you let this one get away. Red or White? No, this one will require green.

Donors: Friend of Evening of Hope, Phil and Mary Lou HicksValue: Priceless

1. CULT WINEMAKERS VIP ACCESS

The Evening of Hope 2015 Voice Auction Item List is dressed to impress. With the spirit of hope as our backdrop, enjoy the excitement and the intrigue as our spirited auctioneer guides us through this festive portion of the evening. All proceeds benefit the ALS Wisconsin Chapter, so don’t hold back.

Fellow Evening of Hope Agents, one thing James Bond does not take lightly is a party. Nor should you as we have hit a high note by including a private performance by the Love Monkeys with the Bacardi Luge.

Stir it up by hosting one that offers his signature drink, the Martini, and an intimate two-hour acoustic performance from The Love Monkeys — one of the Milwaukee area’s most popular local bands known for rock, pop and reggae. Well look, lead guitarist Andy Palen is in the room. He’ll help you hit the right chord on this one.

The large luge in the Hyatt reception area is For Your Eyes Only until the actual voice auction begins. Here’s your chance to host the ultimate party.

Donors: Bacardi U.S.A., Inc., The Love MonkeysValue: Priceless

3. BACARDI LUGE + THE LOVE MONKEYS = THE ULTIMATE PARTY

The hair. The pose. The commercials. The talent. But what really distinguishes Packers linebacker Clay Matthews tonight is that he has autographed this jersey specifically for the Evening of Hope. This professionally-framed jersey is an absolute must-have for any sports fan and it makes a great gift for someone special.

You will have to run through some tough tackles to actually walk away with this one. Get out the green and gold and bid tough. Clay Matthews tough.

Donor: Friend of Evening of HopeValue: Priceless

2. CLAY MATTHEWS AUTOGRAPHED JERSEY

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Layla, this one is for you and everyone else in the audience. You’ll be celebrating long After Midnight if you walk away with this Eric Clapton autographed guitar.

Eric Clapton is far more than a rock star. He is an icon and a living legend. He has sold tens of millions of records, played sell-out concerts all over the world and been central to the significant musical developments of his era.

Don’t miss your chance to feel especially Wonderful Tonight. Let it rain green and this guitar can be yours.

Donor: Friend of Evening of HopeValue: Priceless

5. ERIC CLAPTON AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR

Who could ever forget our 2013 Evening of Hope Guest of Honor Steve Gleason? Gleason is a 37-year-old Spokane native and former NFL safety. He played for the Indianapolis Colts before he landed in New Orleans, where he’s considered a hero because of the Falcons punt he blocked in the first post-Katrina game in 2006. In July 2013, “Rebirth,” a statue depicting Gleason blocking the punt, was erected outside the Superdome. A news report commented that the blocked punt “etched Steve Gleason into Saints lore and became symbolic of New Orleans resilience in the face of disaster.”

Tonight, Steve is etched into our hearts as he leads the fight against ALS. His message of “No White Flags” is heard worldwide. Take home this professionally framed and autographed Steve Gleason jersey, and you’ll take home a piece of history.

Donors: Steve, Michel & Rivers Gleason, Team GleasonValue: Priceless

4. A REAL SAINT, STEVE GLEASON AUTOGRAPHED JERSEY

A fashion spring shopping spree. Spruce up your wardrobe for Spring with the latest collections from New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Milan. Treat yourself to a day of shopping and fun at Fox’s. Enjoy $2,400 in gift cards (twenty-four $100 cards).

• Chicago area locations: Skokie (847) 673-8516, Chicago (773) 281-0700, Oakbrook (630) 607-1084 • For other convenient locations please visit foxs.com

Donor: Fox’sValue: Priceless

7. SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP

Pack your bags because there is a Grand night in store for you and your friends.

Your guests will be awed by the feast you arranged especially for them… a Chef’s Table for twenty to be set up in the Hyatt’s main kitchen. You and your BFFs will be able to watch the chef prepare unique dishes, then savor these creations and listen as the back-story to each course is explained. This package also includes a one-bedroom Grand suite at the Hyatt and nine standard guest rooms, along with breakfast for twenty the next day. What could be better? No cooking, no cleanup, and no worries about anyone driving home at the end of the evening.

Don’t miss your chance to experience the Hyatt’s culinary expertise and hospitality. It will take the right combination of bidding and luck to get this package.

Donor: Hyatt Regency HotelValue: $3,500Stipulation: Not available Saturday Nights.

6. THE ULTIMATE SLEEPOVER

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As the Costa Ricans say, “Life is wonderful: enjoy it!” You’ll be walkin’ on sunshine if you take home this incredible package, which includes: • A five-night stay in an ocean view room at the all-inclusive Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa • Round-trip coach class airfare to Guanacaste, Costa Rica • Booking and concierge service

Can you see yourself on a private beach surrounded by shimmering tropical waters with a drink in-hand?

If so, don’t coast—get out of your shell and make some waves before someone else dives in. Pura vida!

Donor: Friend of Evening of HopeValue: Priceless

9. COSTA RICA ALL-INCLUSIVE TRIP

Here’s your chance to be The Boss. It’s gonna take more than a Hungry Heart to take this Bruce Springsteen autographed guitar home. You better be Born To Run, ‘cause this one will go fast.

For nearly four decades, Bruce Springsteen has been a working-class hero, plainspoken visionary and a sincere romantic. He revitalized pop music and became a superstar in the Eighties. He maintained his enormous popularity into the 21st Century. His Glory Days reign on.

You’ll be Blinded by the Light with this one. Strike the right note and you’ll be Dancing in the Dark long after Streetlife stops playing.

Donor: Friend of Evening of HopeValue: Priceless

8. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR

Hope is like a road

in the country; there never was

a road, but when many

people walk on it, the road comes into

existence.

~~ Lin Yutang

Let's keep walking the road to a cure.

Terry and Bett Canning

THANKS TO ALL WHO DEDICATE

THEIR TIME, TALENT AND TREASURE TO

FINDING A CURE FOR ALS.

The Gelatt&

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This one is pure gold. This male golden retriever puppy born on December 4, 2014 has nothing on Marley. We hope you saw him, because seeing is believing.

He is crate trained and in obedience training. He is very calm, easily taught and loves kids. He is AKC registered with full rights, and comes with a guarantee on his hips, elbows, eyes, heart, thyroid, EIC and PRA, all genetic defects of the breed, until he is thirty months of age.

It’s a dog-eat-dog world, but this puppy will bring out anyone’s warm and fuzzy side. Bid high for this best friend.

Donor: Countryside RetrieversValue: Priceless

11. PUPPY LOVE

No. 12 is No. 1 in the eyes of Packers fans across the country. Be the envy of Packer Nation when you’re the high bidder on this framed Green Bay Packers Jersey, autographed by 2011 and 2015 NFL MVP, our very own Aaron Rodgers.

Here are some quick stats: Rodgers threw for 38 touchdowns and a league-low five interceptions; he has thrown 512 passes at home without a pick. He led the Packers to two victories at season’s end despite playing with a severe calf injury.

All of that and more make this jersey an absolute must-have for any sports fan. It would make a great gift, but you’ll want to keep it for yourself.

Hang with the best… Hang A-Rod on your wall.

Donors: Aaron Rodgers, ESPN – Wisconsin, Friend of Evening of HopeValue: Priceless

10. AARON RODGERS AUTOGRAPHED JERSEY

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OUT & ABOUT – 200200 St. Germain Lake Home

for One Week Value: $2,000 Donors: Don and JoAnne Krause, In Memory of Chuck Ego

201 Three Nights at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa – Reno Value: $300 Donor: Atlantis Casino Resort Spa – Reno

202 Ocean Beach Club Value: $525 Donor: GoldKey PHR Hotels and Resorts

203 Time Share – One Week/ Two-Bedroom Condo Value $900 Donor: Rocky Wannamaker

204 Three Nights at DoubleTree by Hilton Grand Key – Key West Value: $1,000 Donor: DoubleTree by Hilton Grand Key – Key West

205 One Night at Hyatt Regency Milwaukee/Bistro 333 Dinner Value: $200 Donor: Hyatt Regency Milwaukee

206 One Night at Pfister Hotel/Mason Street Grill Dinner Value: $300 Donor: Pfister Hotel

207 One Night at Ambassador Hotel Value: $330 Donor: Ambassador Hotel

208 Two Nights at Osthoff Resort Value: $660 Donors: Ray and Chris Krieg, Osthoff Resort

209 Two Nights at Hyatt Regency Chicago Value: $600 Donor: Hyatt Regency Chicago

210 Babysitter for Twelve Hours or Overnight Value: $230 Donor: Harper Johansen

211 Jake’s Restaurant Gift Certificate Value: $100 Donor: Jake’s Restaurant

212 Dinner for Four at Buckley’s Value: $200 Donor: Buckley’s Restaurant & Bar

213 Bartolotta’s Gift Certificate Value: $100 Donor: Bob Dennik

214 Crazy Water Gift Certificate Value: $100 Donor: Crazy Water

215 Saz’s Champagne Brunch for Two Value: $40 Donor: Saz’s State House

216 In-Home Party for Six with Chef Tim Muench Value: $1,000 Donor: Chef Tim Muench

217 Lake Michigan Boat Cruise for Eight Value: $600 Donors: Dan and Mary Druml

218 O’Donoghue’s Private Party Value: $550 Donor: O’Donoghue’s Irish Pub

219 Leff’s Private Party Value: $250 Donor: Leff’s Lucky Town

220 Wicked Hop Private Party Value: Priceless Donor: Wicked Hop

221 Private Brewery Tour - Milwaukee Brewing Company Value: $125 Donor: Milwaukee Brewing Company

222 Milwaukee Pedal Tavern Gift Certificate Value: $150 Donor: Milwaukee Pedal Tavern

223 Private Mexican Party in Your Home Value: Priceless Donors: Dan and Mary Druml, Rosario Andrade

224 Evolution Milwaukee Two-Hour Private Room Access Value: $500 Donor: Evolution Milwaukee

225 Milwaukee Admirals Package Value: $300 Donor: Milwaukee Admirals Power Play Foundation

226 Ferch’s Private Party for Fifteen Value: $100 Donors: Ferch’s, Betty Ferchoff

227 Private Boat Cruise and Dinner for Eight Value: $600 Donors: Dan and Mary Druml

228 In-Home Wine Tasting for Sixteen Value: $250 Donor: Wines for Humanity

229 Drive a Jaguar for a Weekend Value: $1,200 Donor: Fields Auto Group Waukesha

230 Shooting Lessons with a Patrol Officer Value: Priceless Donor: Sam N. Lenda

231 Thirty Marcus Theatre Passes Value: $300 Donor: Marcus Theatres

232 Private Tour for Six at Discovery World and Lunch Value: $300 Donor: Discovery World

233 Saz’s State Fair Experience for Four Value: $175 Donor: Saz’s State House

234 Private Performance by Ian Gould Value: Priceless Donors: Ian and Elizabeth Gould

235 Clear Channel Billboard Value: $12,000 Donor: Clear Channel

236 Private Shutter Booth Value: $350 Donor: Shutter Booth Milwaukee

237 In-Home Spanish Lesson Value: $150 Donors: Ian and Elizabeth Gould

238 One Night at Kalahari Resort - Wisconsin Dells Value: $300 Donor: Kalahari Resort – Wisconsin Dells

239 People’s Park Party Value: $250 Donor: People’s Park - Waukesha

240 Four-Hour Local Trolley Charter Value: $450 Donor: Discovery Coach

241 City of Festivals Value: $550 Donors: Italian Community Center Special Thanks to William Jennaro

241 Party Value: $150 Donors: Peter and Cathi Fox

242 Guest DJ on WKLH Value: Priceless Donor: WKLH

HOME SWEET HOME - 300300 Area Rug

Value: $300 Donor: Carpetland Flooring Center

301 Char-Broil Classic Four-Burner Gas Grill Value: $220 Donor: Metcalfe’s Market

302 Regal Ware Barbecue Set Value: $100 Donor: Regal Ware Worldwide

303 Cement Engraved Bench with “Hope” Message Value: $300 Donor: Fritsch Concrete

304 Acrylic Painting of Birch Trees Value: $150 Donor: Tonya Wagner

SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

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305 Fritillaria Tray Value: $75 Donor: Holly Blake

306 Koss BTS1 Bluetooth Speakers Value: $120 Donor: Koss Corporation

307 Locker’s Arrangement – Once a Month for a Year Value: $720 Donor: Locker’s Florist

308 Lifestyle Photography Session Value: $350 Donor: Natalie Rose Photography

309 “Angel on my Shoulder” Painting Value: $350 Donors: Geoff and Joanne Blaesing

310 Evolving Art “Welcome” Sign Value: $225 Donor: Valerie Saxer

311 Irish Basket Value: $50 Donors: Dan and Mary Druml

312 Black and White Print of Milwaukee Value: $100 Donor: Wild Window Prints

313 Weeknight Cooking Basket Value: $60 Donor: Team Teresa

314 Regal Ware Mega Skillet Plus Value: $250 Donor: Regal Ware Worldwide

315 Couples Cooking Lesson with Chef Michael Feker Value: $275 Donor: Chef Michael Feker

316 Boelter SuperStore Cooking School Value: $60 Donor: Boelter SuperStore

317 Regal Ware Starter Set Value: $500 Donor: Regal Ware Worldwide

318 Butter Pecan Ice Cream Cone Acrylic Painting Value: $250 Donor: Jane Duffey

319 Koss QZ900 Noise Cancelling Headphones Value: $250 Donor: Koss Corporation

320 Ten Dozen Homemade Cookies Value: $120 Donor: Mary Stultz, Susan Schneider

321 Stained Glass Piece Value: $150 Donor: Andy Haas

322 Floating Pine Shelves Value: $250 Donor: Joel’s Antiques and Reclaimed Décor, LLC

323 Koss Porta Pro KTC Headphones Value: $80 Donor: Koss Corporation

324 Wooden and Beaded Kitchen Accessories Value: $120 Donor: Tracy Melzer

325 Koss PRO4AAT Full-Size Headphones Value: $100 Donor: Koss Corporation

326 Arla Foods Wine and Cheese Basket Value: $200 Donor: Arla Foods

327 Fog and Pine Trees Print Value: $100 Donor: Wild Window Prints

328 Regal Ware Seven-Piece Tool Set Value: $100 Donor: Regal Ware Worldwide

329 Regal Ware Four-Quart Covered Roaster Value: $200 Donor: Regal Ware Worldwide

330 Hand-Painted Ostrich Egg Value: Priceless Donors: Nancy and Terry Judkins

331 Leinenkugel’s Honey Weiss Art Light Sign Value: $200 Donors: Troy and Lauren Domnick

332 Solid Gold Gift Basket for Dogs Value: $150 Donor: Friend of EOH

333 Handmade Wooden Spoon, Serving Tray and Salt/Pepper Shaker Value: $100 Donors: Ted and Jaci Haakonson

334 Digital Picture Frames Value: $100 Donor: Friend of EOH

335 Flag Flown Over the Capitol Value: Priceless Donor: Congressman Paul Ryan

336 Framed Evening of Hope Invite Poster Value: $100 Donor: Friend of EOH

337 Tiger Lily Floral Group Plant Value: $50 Donor: Tiger Lily Floral Group

338 Water Color Painting Value: $125 Donor: O.G. Hagen

339 Roku 3 Streaming Media Player Value: $90 Donor: Paul Davis Restoration and Remodeling

340 Decorative Pillows Value: $40 Donors: Paul and Mary Beth Schlecht

341 Bamboo Serving Trays Value: $100 Donors: Paul and Mary Beth Schlecht

342 Brown and White Dinner Set Value: $285 Donor: Megan Bonis

343 Jordan Johansen Photography Package Value: $230 Donor: Jordan Johansen Photography

344 Stained Glass Piece Value: $200 Donors: Dennis and Juanita Herold

345 Lily Pulitzer “May Flowers” Insulated Cooler Bag Value: $50 Donor: Friend of EOH

346 Hand-Painted Canvas Value: $200 Donor: Kathy Barczak

347 Camille Table Lamps Value: $250 Donor: Friend of EOH

348 Indigo Glass Bowl Value: $40 Donors: Paul and Mary Beth Schlecht

349 Satori Company Cheese Crate Value: $125 Donor: Satori Company

350 Gouache Painting of Iris Value: $150 Donor: Tonya Wagner

351 Prad’s Posh Pet Care and Dog Walking Basket Value: $500 Donor: Prad’s Posh Pet Care and Dog Walking

352 Video Montage Value: $400 Donor: Chelsey Cardona

353 KitchenAid Five-Quart Head Stand Mixer Value: $350 Donors: Bob and Dawn Mallof

354 Two-Hour Design Consultation and Canvas Art Value: $450 Donor: Decorating Den Interiors

355 Ornate Metal Peacock Value: $70 Donors: Paul and Mary Beth Schlecht

356 Stained Glass Window by Nancy Klippel Value: $300 Donor: Nancy Klippel 357 Cement Engraved Bench

with “Family” Message Value: $300 Donor: Fritsch Concrete

358 Handmade Quilt Value: $500 Donor: Christine Ehnerd

359 Pampered Chef Items Value: $100 Donor: Claire Doelger

360 Nora Flemming Serving Pieces Value: $252.55 Donor: Nora Flemming LLC

361 BarkBox Package Value: $378 Donor: BarkBox and Friend of EOH

362 Pampered Chef Class and Covered Baker Value: $100 Donor: Sarah Katz

363 Peacock Drawing Value: $50 Donor: Ashley Webb

364 “Old Garden Gate” Painting Value: $100 Donor: Roz Thorpe

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365 “Quite a Pear” Painting Value: $100 Donor: Sara Cullen

HIS & HERS - 400400 A_Line Women’s “Marina Watch”

Value: $1,000 Donor: Friend of EOH

401 Mom’s Day Off Basket Value: $70 Donor: Team Teresa

402 SENCO Power Tool Kit Value: $250 Donor: Jordan Johansen

403 Charity by Design Bracelet Value: $30 Donor: Charity by Design

404 Collection of Bags and Scarves Value: $325 Donors: Patrick and Brenda Quick

405 Anne Klein Black Patent Tote Value: $100 Donors: Mary Pat Brown, Nora Dreske

406 Black Princess Cut Diamond Value: $530 Donor: Kathleen Huevler

407 Handmade Mittens Value: $50 Donor: Debra Kroll

408 Silver Origami Owl Locket Necklace Value: $65 Donor: The Sellman Family

409 Haircut and Style with Eyebrow Wax Value: $95 Donors: Linear Salon, Elizabeth Mandel

410 “It’s Works” Deep Hydration Facial Mask Value: $60 Donor: Lori Furtado

411 Coach Three-Strand Pearl and Gold Necklace Value: $298 Donor: Holly Blake

412 Coach “C” Logo Bangle Bracelet Value: $98 Donor: Holly Blake

413 Coach Circle Station Necklace Value: $138 Donor: Holly Blake

414 Jewelry Box Value: $70 Donors: Paul and Mary Beth Schlecht

415 Utility Totes, Home Organizer and Utility Bin Value: $200 Donor: Tamara Kramer

416 Vintage Black Persian Lamb and Mink Opera Jacket Value: $300 Donor: Susan Bonis

417 Dental Basket Value: $250 Donor: Mary Llanas

418 Handmade Evening of Hope Necklace and Earrings Value: $100 Donor: Jennifer Gorski

419 Amrita Singh “Sammy” Statement Necklace Value: $100 Donor: Holly Blake

420 Amrita Singh “Broadway” Drop Earrings Value: $100 Donor: Holly Blake

421 Amrita Singh “Annie” Statement Necklace Value: $120 Donor: Holly Blake

422 Amrita Singh “Lyon” Floral Earrings Value: $75 Donor: Holly Blake

423 Professional Teeth Whitening Value: $400 Donor: Brookfield Dentistry

424 Black and White Bag by Emperia Value: $65 Donors: Mary Pat Brown, Nora Dreske

425 Six Mini Facials Value: $240 Donor: Salon Nova

426 Basket of Books Value: $180 Donors: Jessica Salyer and Friends

427 14kt Gold Diamond Stud Earrings Value: $540 Donors: Paul and Deb Ostrenga

428 Diamond and Emerald Ring Value: $1,100 Donors: Paul and Deb Ostrenga

429 Harley-Davidson Leather Jacket, Leather Gloves and Helmet Value: $550 Donor: Hal’s Harley-Davidson

430 Trish McEvoy Fragrance Collection Value: $350 Donor: Trish McEvoy

431 Kate Spade New York Private Shopping Event and Earrings Value: $200 Donor: Kate Spade New York

432 Ann Taylor Multi-Strand Pearl Bracelet Value: $60 Donor: Friend of EOH

433 Ann Taylor Pearl and Crystal Earrings Value: $50 Donor: Friend of EOH

434 Kate Spade Cobble Hill Leslie Large Satchel Value: $430 Donor: Holly Blake

435 Blue Lace Agate Stone Cabochon Set Value: $40 Donor: Friend of EOH

436 BabyLiss PRO Hair Product Basket Value: $350 Donors: Kevin and Shannon Goodwin

437 Silpada Earrings and Gift Certificate Value: $100 Donor: Ruth Dolney

438 Thirty-One Bags Value: $100 Donor: Thirty-One Bags

439 Swarovski Sapphire Jewelry Set Value: $150 Donor: Cindy Luczak

440 Golden Shadow Pendant Value: $75 Donor: Cindy Luczak

441 Oliver Peoples Corie Round Retro Sunglasses

Value: $340 Donor: Mike and Nancy Hansen 442 Kate Spade Southport Avenue

Carmen Handbag Value: $334 Donor: Lisa Nichols 443 Brahmin Anywhere Tote Value: $265 Donor: Mike and Nancy Hansen 444 Kate Spade Three-Way Tote &

Bangle Bracelet Value: $98 Donor: Mike and Nancy Hansen 445 Nemera Necklace and

Nyla Earrings Value: $200 Donor: Kendra Scott446 Silver Bracelet Value: $100 Donor: Dana Bertagnoli

KIDS - 500500 Audi R8 Spyder Ride-on

Convertible Value: $200 Donors: Christopher and Erin Strohbehn

501 2015 Hotrock 24 Bike Value: $400 Donors: Johnson’s Cycle & Fitness, Kathy Keppel

502 Oversized Plush Bear Value: $75 Donor: Holly Blake

503 Apple iPad Mini 2 Value: $400 Donor: Friend of EOH

504 Superhero Basket Value: $50 Donor: Team Teresa

505 Kid’s Quilt Value: $60 Donor: Mary Stultz

506 Fourteen Limited Edition Disney Collector Plates Value: $400 Donor: Sheri Ciangliani

507 Kid’s Classic Toys Basket Value: $75 Donor: Kimberly Stenglein

508 Girl’s Florence Eiseman Blue and White Seersucker Dress Value: $100 Donor: Friend of EOH

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509 Girl’s Florence Eiseman Pink Shift Dress Value: $60 Donor: Friend of EOH

510 Fashion Angels Products Value: $100 Donor: Style.Lab by Fashion Angels

511 Backyard Camp Chair Value: $25 Donor: Friend of EOH

512 Snuggle Me Sherpa Lamp Value: $75 Donor: Holly Blake

513 Boy’s Florence Eiseman Two-Piece Set Value: $105 Donor: Friend of EOH

514 Girl’s Florence Eiseman Seersucker Dress Value: $90

Donor: Friend of EOH515 Infant Items Basket

Value: $175 Donor: Tadpoles

516 Charm It “I Love Animals” Charm Bracelet Value: $100 Donor: Sara Cullen

517 Pink Princess Tutu Value: $50 Donor: Friend of EOH

518 Bella Butterfly Hopscotch Value: $40 Donor: Friend of EOH

519 Firehouse Pizza Dinner at Engine 24 Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Fire Department

520 Fire Truck Ride to School Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Fire Department

521 Green, Pink, Purple and White Handmade Baby Blanket Value: $50 Donor: Mary Tierney

522 Blue and White Handmade Baby Blanket Value: $50 Donor: Mary Tierney

523 Colt the Pony Rocker Value: $140 Donor: Holly Blake

524 Frozen Basket Value: $80 Donor: Team Teresa

525 Cooking with Kids Basket Value: $40 Donor: Team Teresa

526 College or Graduate School Application Assistance Value: $50 Donor: Custom College Solutions LLC

527 Oversized Puppy Pillow Chum Value: $60 Donor: Holly Blake

528 Girl’s Book and Toy Basket Value: $50 Donor: Team Teresa

529 Boy’s Book and Toy Basket Value: $50 Donor: Team Teresa

530 Handmade Teepee Value: $250 Donor: Abbey Robinson

531 Baby Items Value: $60 Donor: Mike and Nancy Hansen

532 Girls Trek Bike Value: $330 Donor: Trek Bicycle Corporation

533 PlayStation®4 Value: $500 Donor: Alice and Gary Wolf

SPORTS - 600600 Trek Bike

Value: $660 Donor: Trek Bicycle Corporation

601 Nike Sport Lite Golf Bag and Golf Balls Value: $130 Donor: Nike

602 Golf for Four at Grand Geneva Resort Value: $400 Donor: Grand Geneva Resort

603 Golf at Hidden Glen Value: $420 Donor: Hidden Glen Golf Club

604 Morgan Burnett Autographed Jersey Value: Priceless Donor: Morgan Burnett

605 Morgan Burnett Autographed Football Value: Priceless Donor: Morgan Burnett

606 Brewers Play Ball Kid Announcer Experience Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

607 On Wisconsin Tailgate Basket Value: $80 Donor: Team Teresa

608 Coach Steve Wojciechowski Autographed Marquette Basketball Value: Priceless Donors: Steven and Jaime McGaver Special Thanks: Steve Wojciechowski

609 Four Bucks Tickets for April 4, 2015 Game Value: $595 Donor: Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP

610 Ninety-Minute Yoga Session Value: $125 Donor: Mary Hanneken

611 Badger Basketball Tickets Value: $100 Donors: Tom and Donna Neshek

612 Brewers Basket Value: $100

Donor: Team Teresa613 Koss Pro45 Studio Headphones

Value: $150 Donor: Koss Corporation

614 Matt Kenseth Autographed Hat and Wall Hanging Value: $60 Donor: Matt Kenseth

615 Drew Stafford Autographed Sabres Jersey with Sabres Gear Value: $350 Donor: Drew Stafford

616 Workout Programs Value: $250 Donor: Susan Sellman

617 Autographed Baseball Bat Value: Priceless Donor: Magda Dimmendaal

618 Speedway Racing Experience Value: $350 Donor: Friend of EOH

619 Authentic Game-Used and Autographed Ramirez Bat Value: $400 Donors: Nick Watson, Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

620 Authentic Game-Worn and Autographed Ramirez Jersey Value: $900 Donors: Nick Watson, Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

621 Four Notre Dame Football Tickets with Pre-Game, On-Field Passes Value: $200 Donors: Eric and Shannon Sabelhaus

622 Three Sixty-Minute Personal Training Sessions Value: $180 Donor: SMK Fitness

623 2014 Milwaukee Brewers Team Autographed Baseball Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

624 Miller Park Batting Practice and Club Level Seats Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

625 Ten-Class Yoga and Fitness Package with a Ninety-Minute Massage Value: $230 Donor: Invivo Wellness

626 Two Packers Tickets Value: $200 Donors: Edward and Shirley Mattick

627 Four Green Bay Packers Tickets Value: $300 Donor: JP Prigge

628 Jim Henderson Bobblehead Value: $25 Donor: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

629 Jim Henderson Autographed Baseball Value: Priceless Donor: Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club

630 Four Admirals Tickets and One Human Hockey Puck Experience Value: Priceless Donors: Milwaukee Admirals, Clint Wisialowski

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631 Four Brewers Tickets Value: $300 Donor: Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP

632 Koss SP330 Dynamic On-Ear Stereophone Value: $130 Donor: Koss Corporation

633 Four Badger Football Tickets Value: $200 Donor: Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown LLP

634 Green Bay Packers Remote Control Cooler Value: $350 Donor: CM Global

635 Two Bucks Tickets for April 15, 2015 Value: $200 Donor: Entercom

636 Speedway Racing Experience Value: $350 Donor: Friend of EOH

637 Koss SP540 Dynamic Full-Size Headphones Value: $150 Donor: Koss Corporation

638 Handmade “Batting for ALS” Décor Value: $50 Donors: Ted and Jaci Haakonson

639 Tim Shaw Autographed Cleat and Glove Value: Priceless Donor: Tim Shaw

640 Datone Jones Autographed Football Value: Priceless Donor: Kathy Keppel

641 Yankees Tickets for the 2015 Season Value: $200 Donor: Rocco DeVito

642 Four Milwaukee Brewers Tickets Value: $400 Donor: BMO Harris Bank

* Look for our Wine & Spirits section, many of which are only available only at the Evening of Hope through our generous wine connoisseurs.

From the double-barreled stare of its twin headlamps to the knobby tread of its burly tires, the Harley-Davidson® Fat Bob® makes a statement that is not subtle. Take a look, hop on and snap a picture. And then make sure to buy your ticket.

We are selling 250 Motorcycle Raffl e Tickets at $100 each.

Enter 5000 on your bidding device.

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