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“Every time you stand up for an ideal, you send forth a tiny ripple of hope.”- Robert Kennedy

Annual Spring Gala for Hope’s Door

Together, we can spread hope by

ending domestic violence and breaking the

cycle of abuse.- Hope's Door

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Tappan Hill Mansion | Tarrytown, New York

May 3, 2013

The Friends Committee of

Hope’s Door

and Honorary Co-Chairs

Dr. Alyssa Dweck

and

Joel Seligman

proudly present the

2013 GALA

honoring

Woodlands Community Temple

Eric I. Wrubel, Esq., PresidentMartha Kohn, Vice PresidentCarey Vames, SecretaryWendy M. Gardner, TreasurerEmily BondJean Marie ConnollyElizabeth Cronin, Esq.Debra Kousouros, Esq.Ken MarsolaisCaroline Murphy

Board of Directors

Sheryl Dale, Chair Asst. Director, Mohawk Day CampRenée Brown, CEO, C.W. BrownAlyssa Dweck, MS, MD, FACOG, Mount Kisco Medical GroupNick Gregory, Meteorologist, FOX5Rick Krim, EVP, VH1Cynthia Rubino, COO, Berkeley CollegeJoel Seligman, President & CEO, Northern Westchester HospitalIrina Zhabinskaya, MD, Med. Dir., Ped., Northern Westchester Hospital

Advisory Board

A Message from the Executive Director

On behalf of Hope’s Door and those we serve, I would like to welcome you to our Annual Spring Gala. We appreciate your generosity and commitment to our mission. We are pleased to honor Woodlands Community Temple for their devotion to helping the families of Hope’s Door live safer and more peaceful lives. For 33 years, Hope’s Door has helped domestic violence victims of all ages and from all walks of life make their personal journey from victim to survivor. No one tells our story better than the people we have served:

Miranda, an MBA career professional, once said: “When I left court, I had more than my order of protection. Hope’s Door had built a protective fence around me and my family. It was the first time in months that I felt I could breathe.”

Tammy fled to our shelter with her three boys. She told us: “I lived with abuse for seven years before I found the courage to call the hotline at Hope’s Door. I finally realized that we just couldn’t live like that anymore.”

Kristy, a 16 year old, revealed her abuse after a teen workshop. Kristy told us: “Even after my ex-boyfriend choked me, I didn’t tell anyone. I didn’t know where to turn. I felt stuck. Then I heard about Hope’s Door. I not only learned how to protect myself, but, now I can help others facing the same problem.”

Crisis intervention is not enough. Our mission compels us to break the cycle of abuse that is threatening one in five girls before high school graduation. Last year, we empowered 10,481 teens through our “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” program, which includes the STAR peer leadership component. STAR leaders promote healthy relationships based on equality, respect and trust.

Thank you for being with us this evening and supporting our work. You make words like these from survivor Elizabeth possible: “Hope’s Door has given me the courage and hope I never had before and has helped me become the woman I was meant to be – strong, courageous, and most of all free.”

The Board of Directors and The Friends Committee pay tribute to the staff of Hope’s Door. Their kindness, compassion, and dedication to assisting women and their children achieve safety, independence, and a more peaceful life is an ideal we can all salute. Thank you for all you do for Hope’s Door clients, their children, and our Westchester County community.

Hope’s Door Staff

Executive and Senior StaffJennifer Ryan Safsel, Director of Development and Community Relations

Phillip G. Morton, ComptrollerKathleen McCoy-Psychoyos, Director of Administration

Penny Pepe, Director of Residential ServicesChristine Triana, Assistant Director of Residential Services

Dianne DeFilippis, Assistant Director for Community Services

Counselors and Advocates

Shelter, Hotline, and Maintenance Workers

Administrative Staff

Deryl Beasley, Special AdvisorDina Gammer, Development & Finance Assistant

Amy Grogan, Executive Assistant

CarlLa Horton, Executive Director

Coco AlviElsa I. Arce

Stephanie AvilaFenesha Blanchard

Gina CurcuruGay French-Ottaviani

Nabila Gaines

Crystal GiuriceoJoanna GutierrezBrittany HodginsAmanda ReadyMarcie Evans SchulmanErin RoymanElizabeth Wilkocki

Alice ArmstrongAshley Calabro

Anthony DeAngelisAnissa DillardGil Espinosa

Natalie EtienneGiselle Fernandez

Christine FerricaneChristie JacquesKaitlyn LynchAlexandra PolygerinosTrixy Santana-AracenaMaryam Vernon-Kalantari

Friends Committee

Susan Bauman Karen BurchettaMichele Cestari-Schimmel*Ingrid ConnollyAli FlynnApril FoleyMichele Gasparre*Mary Hamill*Ursula LaMotteDebbie Lionetti*

Ken MarsolaisJan Pinckney*Diane Rooney*Caroline ShepherdJane SilvermanNancy K. SimpkinsBarbara Stewart Susan StillmanLaurie Sturz

The Board of Directors, Executive Director, and the entire staff want to thank the Friends Committee for their steadfast dedication on behalf of Hope’s Door. Their devotion and hard work has made this evening possible and given hope to those who seek to end domestic violence and achieve a safer, more independent life for themselves and their children. We appreciate your standing up for the ideal of breaking the cycle of abuse.

GOLD SPONSORSPenney & Gerard KlingmanNancy K. SimpkinsTJX Foundation, Inc.

SILVER SPONSORSBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementBoise, Schiller & Flexner LLPHeckler & O’Keefe CPAs, P.C. Martha and Jeff KohnMcLaughlin & Stern, LLPLaurie and Paul Sturz

FRIENDS SPONSORSTiffany Bauman Real Estate, LLCMary Jo and Oren BramsonWendy and Tom GardnerLee Manning-VogelsteinDr. Terrence and Caroline MurphyMatthew RyanJane SilvermanCarey Vames and Richard Klein

BENEFACTORSJohn and Patricia Klingenstein FundRockefeller Philanthropy AdvisorsThe Westchester BankPaul, Tracy and Stephanie Zelenetz

PATRONSDeanne Fitzpatrick-JamalApril FoleyJennifer Hickox and Laurence GrobJane and Daniel KleinmanSally Martell

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Gala Sponsors 2013 HonoreeWoodlands Community Temple

We honor Woodlands Community Temple for their extraordinary service and support to women and children leaving the Hope’s Door shelter. For more than five years, the members of the temple’s Domestic Abuse Task Force have stepped in when a family is preparing to move into a home of their own and have made sure that each family has what they need to begin their new life. They have provided everything from pizza the first night in the new home to beds, bedding, toys, TV’s, appliances, a microwave, cleaning supplies and food in the cupboards. Throughout the year, they respond to our special appeals with everything from legal services to new clothes for the children.

The Woodlands Community Temple is a place that provides for the educational and spiritual needs of its membership while at the same time enlisting its congregants to do good works that benefit an ever more complicated world.

Their good works are accomplished through three task forces – Domestic Abuse, Project Isaiah, and Advocacy – along with other independent initiatives. The Domestic Abuse Task Force was formed in 2008 when an interfaith group in Greenburgh brought the issue to the attention of Woodlands Community Temple. Since then, they have teamed up with Hope’s Door and are always ready to lend a hand – not only by providing transitional assistance to the families leaving the shelter but also in monitoring their progress and emerging needs in their new community.

We salute Woodlands Community Temple and gratefully acknowledge all they have done to let our shelter residents know that there are people in the world who care about them and want to help them rebuild their lives.

Thank you to all those at

Hope’s Door who work so hard to

provide a safe haven for those

currently in need, education for our

students to prevent a future need,

and training so that survivors can

move forward with their lives.

There is no changing the past but

always hope for the future.

-NancyK.Simpkins

“Thank you to CarlLa and to all of the dedicated staff and volunteers who do so much to provide a window of hope for survivors of domestic violence.”

- Penney & Gerry Klingman

The TJX Foundation

salutes Hope’s Door

Hope’s Door would like to thank

the following people for their contribution

to this evening’s event.

Scott McGee, Gala EmceeAnchor / News 12-Westchester

Dr. Michael Stillman, Gala Auctioneer

J. Lingo, Gala Photographer

www.j-lingo.com

Nicole Taylor, Gala Photographer

nicoletaylorphotography.com

Paul Safsel, Gala Program Designer

www.paulsafsel.com

It is with much respect and appreciation that we thank each individual at Hope’s Door for the significant and important work they do to positively change the lives of women and children. - Martha and Jeff Kohn

Congratulations to Woodlands Community Temple for a well-deserved honor for their dedication to the

families at Hope’s Door. We are also pleased to support

the devoted staff and volunteers at Hope’s Door and

thank the 2013 Gala Honorary Co-Chairs.

80 Business Park Drive, Suite 205 Armonk, NY 10504 bnymellon.com

©2013 The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation.

At BNY Mellon, we believe that giving back

to the community yields the greatest return.

It is our great pleasure to support Hope’s Door.

The greatest return on investment.

To learn more, please contactJean Marie Connolly – 914 289 3060

we proudly support hope’s door

and

the 2013 honoree,woodlands community temple

www.bsfllp.com

Laurie and Paul Sturzare proud to partner with Hope’s Door

to break the cycle of violence and strengthen families.

Your friends at McLaughlin & Stern, LLPwould like to thank Hope’s Door

for their compassion and tireless hard work.

260 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 212-448-1100 www.mclaughlinstern.com

Hope’s Door

would like to wish

our Star

and Director of our

STAR teen program,

Dianne DeFilippis,

a very special

30th Birthday!

Happy Birthday Dianne!

LIVE AUCTION ITEMS

SUMMER CONCERT AT JONES BEACHSummertime concert featuring Match Box Twenty and the Goo Goo Dolls at Jones Beach. Four of you will enjoy the concert and a pre-show “meet and greet” with both bands and backstage passes.

LONGTIME RIVALS – YANkEES VS. RED SOx AT YANkEE STADIUM Experience a great Saturday, June 1st evening game for four to see the Yankees play their rivals the Boston Red Sox. Seats are in section 122, Row 20 Seats 14-17. Car service included.

MONDRIAN MIAMI SOUTH BEACHBreathtaking views and South Beach style abound in this studio apartment. Relax for 5 days/4 nights. Available May 15, 2013 to April 30, 2014 (subject to blackout dates). Must arrange with donor. Plus a $200 gift certificate to dine at The Villa at Barton G in Miami, housed in the beautiful and famous Versace Mansion. http://www.mondrian-miami.com/en-us/#/home/http://www.thevillabybartong.com/

THE HEART OF TUSCANYVillas of this Tuscan Resort are situated in the ancient town of Manciano, Italy, which rises on top of a hill open to a panorama of breathtaking views. Manciano is in the Tuscan Maremma with the enchanting seaside villages of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ecole nearby. You and three guests will spend seven nights in this lovely Etruscan town where you can enjoy charming shops and the Italian culture. Booking for 2014 or beyond. Accommodations only.Bring home some wine from your trip for your Wine Enthu-siast Matrix Wine & Beverage Cellar 2-Drawer (Dual Zone).

Priceless!

$1,300

$1,100

$5,450

SPORTS AND WELLNESS

1 Mets Madness! Mets vs. Miami Marlins Saturday, June 8 1:10 PM Four tickets (Section 17, Row 13, Seats 8-11) to a New York Mets game on Saturday, June 8 at 1:10 pm. New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins.

2 Calling All Yankee Fans – Mariano Rivera Autographed Baseball Step up to the plate to bid on this priceless sports memorabilia – a baseball autographed by Mariano Rivera. Also included are a set of pint glasses, a Yankee cap and a Yankee throw to keep you warm in the bleachers.

3 More Mets! Mets vs. Washington Nationals Thursday, September 12 1:10 PM Four field level tickets plus a preferred parking pass. Access to seats through the exclusive Hyundai Club, featuring all inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages. Location: Field Level Section: 117. Row: 4. Seats: 7-10.

4 Fun For Ranger Fans Two New York Rangers Hockey Tickets for the 2013-2014 season. Contact Laurie Sturz before October 2013 for tickets. Enjoy dinner for two at NY’s “The View” restaurant before gametime. 5 Hit the Links at GlenArbor and Celebrate Over Lunch Enjoy a round of golf and a delicious lunch for four at the GlenArbor Golf Club in Bedford Hills. A golf cap, hat clip, ball marker, divot tool and golf balls included. Caddie fees and gratuities are on you. Reserve your tee time for Monday, Wednesday.

$712

Priceless

$340

$550

$1,800

SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

or Thursday before October 1, 2013. Fore! http://www.glenarborclub.com/ 6 keep Your Eye on the Ball and Improve Your Golf Game Put on your designer sunglasses from Mendel Optical Insight and begin your half hour swing diagnosis with Frederick Moore, PGA. Included are Optical Yellow golf balls, wood tees, club brush, divot repair tool, and the Swing-Easy training aid.

7 Bikram Yoga This certificate entitles you to one month of unlimited Bikram Yoga sessions in the Bronx or Yorktown Heights. The certificate expires one month after you take your first class. Included are a yoga mat, yoga towel, and water bottle – all in a tote bag.

8 kaia Yoga and Shiatsu Enhance your health and well-being with one month of unlimited yoga at Kaia Yoga in Greenwich or Westport and one shiatsu session with Carol Tyson at Elements of Well-being in Pleasantville. Includes a mat, towel and water bottle.

9 Saw Mill Club Family Membership Get your family ready for summer with a Family Fitness month membership at the Saw Mill Club in Mt. Kisco. http://www.sawmillclub.com

10 The Gym in Armonk Your one-month VIP membership includes one session with a personal trainer, complimentary group fitness classes, complimentary childcare, and full use of aromatherapy steam room, sauna, shower and locker room. And The Gym t-shirt.

$370

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$235

ENTERTAINMENT AND THE ARTS

11 Is Letterman on Your New Yorker Bucket List? It Should Be. You and a guest will dine at The Modern in NYC before seeing Letterman live at the famous Ed Sullivan theater. Get ready to laugh with Dave!

12 GQ Has Him on Their Cover – See Jimmy Fallon Live! Grab a barbeque bite at Blue Smoke in NYC with a friend and enjoy seeing Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Two tickets are valid until May 1, 2014.

13 From Shakespeare to Harvest on Hudson Four tickets for Monday to Thursday performances during 2013 summer season of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival (expires Sept. 1, 2013). Pack up your basket with wine and food for a pre-show picnic on the lawn – blanket included. Or, dine at one of five restaurants, including Harvest on Hudson. INDULGE YOURSELF

14 Pamper Yourself Your skin is precious. Preserve it with Seasource Detox Spa and Before and After Sun products.

15 Aetheria Relaxation Spa Pamper yourself with a one-hour treatment at Aetheria Relaxation Spa in New Canaan.

16 Chappaqua Indulgence – Massage, Lunch, and Natura Bisse Body Cream Start with a massage at Emmary Day Spa, lunch at Waka Asian Bistro and pamper yourself with Natura Bisse Body Cream from The Cosmetic Boutique.

Priceless!

Priceless!

$575

$462

$128

$210

17 Lisa Jags Salon and Spa Enjoy pampering yourself at Lisa Jags Salon and Spa - $25 Gift Certificate.

18 Setsuko at Jean Claude Hair Salon Treat yourself to a haircut and blow dry by Tina or Angela. Expires 4/30/14.

JEWELRY

19 Raspberry Quartz Necklace Adorn yourself (or someone special) with this exquisite Raspberry Quartz Necklace with Sterling Silver clasp designed by Jennifer Port and donated by Aurora FT in Chappaqua. https://www.facebook.com/AuroraFT

20 Labradorite Necklace by Niwa Jewelry Enjoy the shimmering beauty of this Labradorite necklace set in gold vermeil by Niwa Jewelry.

21 Gorgeous Necklace and Earrings by Felice Designs Blue Jade six-strand necklace with matching earrings.

22 Need Some Sparkle? This beautiful silver 36” long cubic zirconium necklace by Felice Designs will add just the right sparkle to your outfit.

23 Earrings in This Year’s Color! Green Bring a hint of spring to your wardrobe with these elegant green agate earrings in 14K white gold.

24 Mother of Pearl Necklace and Earrings This exquisite necklace and earrings are formed from mother-of-pearl wrapped in twisted gold wire. A perfect gift for yourself or that special someone.

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GIFTS

25 Hostess Tray - Purple Large purple decoupage tray filled with springtime-themed items - perfect for a Mother’s Day gift.

26 Attractive Serving Tray – Pink Are you invited to a friend’s home or are looking for a Mother’s Day gift? This pretty tray with candle set and assorted items would be a perfect gift.

27 Marie Antoinette Doll This stunning creation from The Doll Farm is sure to delight.

28 “Strange Love” This one-of-a-kind creation (Ink on Paper, Print) from artist, Heather Bennett, a sure-to-please gift for oneself or someone else.

FASHION

29 Psycho Bunny Men’s Fashions You’re almost packed for the weekend with your Psycho Bunny Sailcloth Carry All Bag, Merino Wool Sweater (Large), Brush Cotton Sport Shirt (Medium), three pairs of socks in a travel bag, and a cotton scarf. http://www.psycho-bunny.com/servlet/StoreFront

30 Coach – Bag, Wallet, and Scarf This exquisite bag, wallet and scarf in shades of Khaki and Persimmon are perfect complements for your wardrobe.

31 Britches Gift Certificate Take your $100 Gift Certificate to Family Britches in Chappaqua, which offers the finest clothing for men, women, and boys.

$115

$200

$300

$100

$932

$500

$100

CHILDREN

32 Wagon Full of Fun Whether you have grandchildren or little children yourself, this package has fun toys for kids. A rocking horse that moves, books, games, balls, dolls, and lots of things to do for children. The wagon is a classic flyer wagon.

33 Pre-teen and Teen Bucket of Fun Mystery, Adventure, Fantasy, The Hunger Games and more... books and board games for ages 7 and up.

GET-AWAYS

34 Weekend in Miami Do you need a break but don’t have a week off? Escape to Miami for three nights at The Epic Hotel and enjoy a complimentary boat tour in Miami Bay. Depart from Bayside Marina and tour Star Island to see the fabulous homes of the rich and famous. $50 lunch voucher for Bayside Marina included. http://www.epichotel.com

35 Run Away Overnight at the Bedford Post Inn and Restaurant Stay one night at Richard Gere and Carey Lowell’s Bedford Post Inn set in the heart of Westchester, this romantic get-away includes breakfast and dinner. http://www.bedfordpostinn.com

36 Fall Foliage Escape Escape for two cozy nights in a one bedroom condo at the Kaatskill Mountain Club at Hunter Mountain with two tickets to the Wine & Brew Fest, Oct. 18-20, 2013. Bring your wine home with you and keep it in your 24 Bottle Touchscreen Dual-Zone Wine Cooler http://www.kaatskillmtnclub.com

$500

$300

$1,625

$750

$1,050

37 Maryland Harborside Get-Away with Washington, D.C. Tour Escape for a romantic two-night stay at Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center on the National Harbor in Maryland. Package includes breakfast for two, a spa basket, round-trip trans portation from the airport to the hotel, and a private guided 3-hour Monuments By Moonlight Tour in Washington, DC. http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasgn- gaylord-national-resort-and-convention-center

IT’S DINING AND PARTY TIME

38 A Night Out in Yorktown Start your night at Don Tommaso’s for dinner. Then put together your party of six and head over to Murphy’s Bar & Restaurant on a Friday from 5 to 7 PM with your $150 Happy Hour Gift Certificate. Head home with your bottle of Absolut Vodka and serve it chilled in your new glasses placed on your new set of four photo coasters. Expires: 4/30/14.

39 Romantic Dinner for Two at Crabtree’s kittle House Dinner for two at Crabtree’s Kittle House in Chappaqua, perfectly paired with wine selected by the sommelier. Excludes gratuities. Not valid on holidays, Saturdays or in December. Expires 5/30/14. http://kittlehouse.com

40 The Culinary Institute of America Partake in a unique culinary experience for four at any of their five restaurants in Hyde Park, NY. Includes complimentary glass of wine for each diner. Expires 4/30/2014. www.ciachef.edu

41 A Great Night Out In Pleasantville Dinner and a movie, Pleasantville style! Chef McGrath’s three-course tasting menu for two at Iron Horse Grill, an annual dual membership at

$1,675

$275

$175

$480

$265

Jacob Burns Film Center, then late night at the Battonage Wine Bar! http://www.ironhorsegrill.com http://www.burnsfilmcenter.org http://www.batonnagewinebar.com

42 One Twenty Three Restaurant and Bar Enjoy Your Gift Certificate of $50 at One Twenty Three Restaurant and Bar in Vista South Salem, New York.

43 Café of Love Your $150 Gift Certificate to Café of Love in Mount Kisco entitles you to dinner for 2 (excluding tax, alcohol and gratuities).

44 Le Jardin du Roi Head over to Le Jardin du Roi in Chappaqua with your $100 Gift Certificate. Bon appétit. 45 Village Social Enjoy dining at the Village Social in Mount Kisco with your $100 Gift Certificate. Gratuities not included.

46 Brunch at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich Start your weekend with brunch for 2 at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich. Tax and gratuity are included.

47 It’s Party Time Start with a Gift Certificate ($250) from Matt Miller Culinary Productions, add a 7-pound poached and decorated salmon from Mt. Kisco Sea Food and then pop the cork on the 1.5 liter magnum of Mumm’s Cordon Rouge champagne. (Note on Matt Miller Culinary Productions: Staffing is not included and is additional, prior notice is required and black-out dates apply.)

$50

$150

$100

$100

$140

$450

PORTRAITS AND VIDEO

48 Professional Family Portrait to Cherish - 1 Be photographed at world-renowned Bradford Portrait Studio in West Harrison. This 16”x20” museum quality portrait will be something your family enjoys for generations. Sorry, no pets. http://www.bradfordportraits.com

49 Professional Family Portrait to Cherish – 2 Be photographed at world-renowned Bradford Portrait Studio in West Harrison. This 11”x14” museum quality portrait will be something your family enjoys for generations. Sorry, no pets. http://www.bradfordportraits.com

50 H&H Photographers H&H Photographers will shoot a family portrait in their Irvington studio and provide you with a high resolution DVD.

51 6th Sense Studio – A Havas Company Convert your home movies and move into the digital age. 6th Sense will transfer up to 10 hours of your old home movies from video tape to DVD.

52 6th Sense Studio – A Havas Company 6th Sense will give you two days to work with an editor to create a video from your home movie footage, video tape or photos. What a terrific gift for the holidays or other special event.

$5,000

$3,000

$450

$1,300

$4,000

SPECIAL ITEMS

53 Gifts from Bedford Pamper yourself with a Hydra Facial at the Bellava MedAesthetics & Spa in Bedford Hills, enjoy lunch at Truck Restaurant in Bedford, shop with your $50 Gift Certificate at Consider the Cook in Bedford and then enjoy the Thistle Baking Company’s Gift Box of Scottish Shortbread.

54 Gifts from Chappaqua This package includes a Gift Certificate from Marmalade Gift Store ($25); a Gift Certificate for Lunch for 2 from Local ($30); a Gift Certificate from Chappaqua Village Market ($40), and a Stationery Gift Set from The King’s Scribe.

55 Gifts from Chappaqua and Pleasantville Slip on your Pulsar watch from Quaker Ridge Jewelers, tuck your $50 Gift Certificate from Wisteria Gifts in Pleasantville and your $25 Pedicure Gift Certificate from 21 Studio Nail and Spa in Chappaqua into your Urban Expressions clutch handbag from Petticoat Lane, and you’re off for an afternoon of fun and relaxation.

56 Eye Gallery of Chappaqua Take advantage of this $75 Gift Certificate at Eye Gallery of Chappaqua.

57 CertaPro Painters Get started on your home improvement project with this $500 Gift Certificate from CertaPro Painters for projects in Southern Westchester County. No specialty painting. Mutually agreeable dates before 12/31/2013.

$289

$160

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$75

$500

58 Looking for a Job? If you’re looking for your first job, considering a career move, or have a child graduating college, this package is for you! You get 3 sessions with a life coach; a one-hour meeting with a human resources expert; resume stationery, and two massages (90 minutes each) with licensed massage therapist Frank Casucci.

$1,050

21 Studio Nail and Spa6th Sense Studio A Havas CompanyAunty PennyAurora FT Inc.Battonage Wine BarBedford Post InnBellava MedAesthetics & Spa Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp. Oren BramsonJim and Sarah BurchettaCafé of LoveCarty Architecture - Judy AndriolaCertaPro Painters, BCB Pinta, LLCChappaqua Village MarketConsider The CookCosmetic Boutique of ChappaquaCoty PrestigeCrabtree’s Kittle House Elizabeth Cronin, Esq.CSI-Capitol Services of Florida, Inc., a DMC Network CompanyThe Culinary Institute of America Desires By MikolayThe Doll Farm - Heather Bennett Don Tommaso’s Bistro ItalianoEmmary Day SpaEpic HotelEye Gallery of ChappaquaFAC LMT Massage TherapyFamily BritchesFelice DesignsGaylord National Resort & Convention CenterGlass Onion OriginalsGlenArbor Golf ClubGolfTECGreenwich OrchidsThe GymH&H PhotographersHappiness Is… CateringHarvest on HudsonHavas WorldwideHudson River RisingHudson Valley Shakespeare FestivalIron Horse GrillJacob Burns Film Center Jewels by Jeanne

Many thanks to the following donors for their generous auction items.

JKFlashy Makeup Service, Inc.Kaia YogaJack and Jane Kartsch, Bikram Yoga Yorktown HeightsThe King’s Scribe Martha and Jeff Kohn Late Night with Jimmy FallonThe Late Show with David Letterman Le Jardin du RoiLisa Jags Salon & SpaLocal Ice CreamMarmalade Gift StoreKathy and Joe MastersonMatt Miller Culinary ProductionsLaura McKillop The Meeting CompanyMendel Optical Insight Michel Design Works Mt. Kisco SeafoodMt. Kisco Wines & SpiritsCaroline and Terrence Murphy One Twenty Three Restaurant and BarPetticoat LanePsycho Bunny Quaker Ridge JewelersThe Ritz-Carlton, Westchester Diane RooneySaw Mill ClubScholastic BooksSetsuko at Jean Claude Hair SalonBarbara StewartSusan StillmanLaurie and Paul Sturz Thistle Baking Company TruckCarol Tyson L.Ac., Elements of Well-Being The Union Square Hospitality Group, The Modern and Blue SmokeVH1 - Rick KrimThe Village BookstoreVillage Social Kitchen & BarWaka Asian BistroWine EnthusiastWisteria GiftsKatherine Woloshin

GALA SILENT AUCTIONTERMS OF SALES

1. All items will be sold to the highest bidder. All sales are final.2. All payments must be made in full the night of the auction. Bidders must be at least18 years of age. Positive ID is required.3. Payment must be made with cash or check, made payable to Hope’s Door. Credit cards will be accepted.4. No bidder or recipient of an auction item shall return the item to the merchant/ donor for refund or exchange unless specifically stated on the item.5. All certificates have expiration dates. It is strongly urged that bidders purchasing gift certificates look carefully for the expiration date and make sure to arrange for dates as soon as possible to avoid scheduling problems.

Silent Auction Bidding Rules

1. All items on the silent auction tables have numbered bid cards attached or affixed nearby. Persons bidding do so by writing their bid number and bid amount on the topmost blank line on the bid sheet. All bids must be written in ink.2. EACH ITEM WILL HAVE A MINIMUM STARTING BID & MINIMUM INCREMENT DESIGNATED ON THE BID SHEET. Each increase in bid must equal or exceed the minimum increase figure stated on the sheet. No item will be given for less than the starting bid.3. Silent auction items will be open for bid at 6:30 pm and close at 8:00 pm. You should check on your bid periodically. The last correct bid highlighted by an auction official constitutes the winning bid.4. Because of limited space at the tables CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 18 WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE SILENT AUCTION AREA unless accompanied by an adult.5. Winning bidders will be posted after the closing of each table. A purchase sheet with one or more item(s) the winning bidder won will be prepared. At that time, the winning bidder can either (1) step out to the silent auction items area and write a check or give a credit card, or (2) give a credit card to a Hope’s Door official and they will run it for the winner and return it to be signed. It is the bidder’s responsibility to pick up items at the end of the evening in the silent auction area. If an item is something that has to be delivered to a bidder, the bidder is responsible for the cost of shipping.6. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MAY THE BID SHEET BE REMOVED FROM THE SILENT AUCTION TABLES. IF A BIDDING SHEET IS REMOVED, THAT ITEM WILL BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE AUCTION.7. Auction officials reserve the right to move items between silent auction tables and live auction.8. Please give the clerks appropriate time to enter the bidding information into the computer before trying to check out after having a winning bid on the silent auction tables.

Thank you. We hope you enjoy the silent auction.

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Hope’s Door seeks to end domestic violence

and to empower victims to achieve safety,

independence and healing from the trauma of

abuse. The services of Hope’s Door include a free

and confidential 24-hour hotline, safety planning,

danger assessments, emergency shelter, legal

advocacy, counseling, support groups, children’s

programs, community education and our teen

program, Love Shouldn’t Hurt.

OUR MISSION

P.O. Box 203Pleasantville, NY 10570Office: 914-747-082824-Hour Hotline: 888-438-8700www.HopesDoorNY.org