Silent Auction Items
Family Outings
San Francisco Fun
Value: $232
Cartoon Art Museum Passes (4)
The Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco is the only museum in the U.S. with a full-time exhibit schedule dedicated to the preservation and celebration of all types of this uniquely American artform.
San Francisco Zoo Passes (2)
Two passes for admission to the San Francisco Zoo, four passes for the Carousel or Little Puffer Steam Train, and two parking passes. Passes expire June 30, 2008.
Pier 39 Fun Pack
Four passes for a Bay Cruise, four Carousel Rides, four Turbo Ride passes, 48 Riptide Arcade Tokens, a two-hour parking validation, and one coupon book for fun-filled day on San Francisco’s very own Pier 39.
Donor: Cartoon Art Museum, San Francisco Zoological Society, Pier 39 Limited Partnership
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Fun in the East Bay
Value: $150
$25 Cheeseboard Collective Gift Certificate
As if the most amazing selection of cheese from around the world weren’t enough, you can also enjoy incredible baked goods and pizza at this Berkeley landmark.
Blackhawk Museum Passes (4)
The automobile: an artistic treasure, a technological marvel, a cultural icon? Yes on all counts, as the Blackhawk Museum in Danville will convince you. Four people will get to explore the spectacular architecture and ever-changing collection of the world's best automobiles. Passes expire March 31, 2009. www.blackhawkmuseum.org
Chabot Space and Science Center Passes (4)
This state-of-the-art space and science center inspires and educates students of all ages about our planet Earth and the universe. These four passes for the Chabot Space and Science Center will allow you and your family to enjoy its observatory, planetarium, exhibits, and natural park setting. Passes expire Oct. 31, 2008. www.chabotspace.org
Oakland Museum of California Passes (4)
The museum is home to comprehensive permanent exhibits that portray California's natural wonders, events, and eras; people who have shaped the state; and the art that Californians have produced since artist-explorers first ventured into the Yosemite Valley. A real Oakland gem.
Lawrence Hall of Science Family Passes (2)
This innovative leader in the field of science and mathematics education is the perfect place to spend a rainy afternoon or two. Each family pass allows admission of two adults (residing in the same household) and their children up to age 18. Passes expire March 31, 2009.
Donor: Noreen Axelson and Don Archer, Blackhawk Museum, Chabot Space & Science Center, Oakland Museum of California, Lawrence Hall of Science
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Train Lovers Express
Value: $120
All aboard Amtrak's Capitol Corridor. Destination, California State Railroad Museum. After a hassle-free ride into Sacramento, these four passes will allow you and your family to enjoy North America's most popular railroad museum—the California State Railroad Museum.
Donor: California State Railroad Museum, National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Restrictions: Museum passes may not be used for special events. Amtrak reservations must be made with the Amtrak support desk and vouchers need to be exchanged for tickets prior to departure.
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Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park Passes (2)
Value: $84
Nestled in the world's Garlic Capital, Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park is designed to educate guests and to foster a greater appreciation of horticulture. This one-day pass for two will allow you to explore the Park's forty+ rides, attractions, educational exhibits, and majestic gardens.
Donor: Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park
Restrictions: Must be used for 2008 Season.
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Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Rocky Road Bus
Value: $1,000
Get aboard the Dreyer’s Rocky Road Bus and take an eight-hour trip to just about anywhere you and your friends, family, or neighborhood want to go. Wine country, a day at the beach, or maybe even a ride over the Golden Gate? No matter what you decide, it is definitely a party on wheels.
Donor: Black Tie Transportation
Restrictions: Children welcome. Destination must be within an 80-mile radius of Oakland. Gratuity not included. Weekday scheduling must be done at least 90 days in advance and weekend scheduling is on first-come, first-served basis. Expires March 31, 2009.