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——— Fall Auction ———Friday, October 26

BeeHive, BOstOn, MA

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Hill-O-Ween

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Thank YouHill House would like to tHank

our Co-CHairs, auCtion Committee, Board of direCtors, staff,

event volunteers and guests for making tonigHt suCH a suCCessful event.

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Fall 2012 Auction

7:30 pm

Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres

Silent auction

9:00 pm

Dessert

Live auction

Special thanks to:The Beehive

Infinity Portrait Design

Winston Flowers

The Auction Committee

Hill-O-Ween Event Volunteers

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witCHes, goBlins, vampires and friends—Happy Hill-O-Ween and welcome to our 10th annual Halloween-themed fundraiser!You are here tonight in support of Hill House, and for that, we are grateful. Hill House Directors and staff are so excited to celebrate Hill-O-Ween’s 10th anniversary, and we are honored to have you here with us. This event, much like the community center it benefits, is a community effort.

Since 2003, Hill-O-Ween has raised over $1.1 million, each penny ensuring we are able to remain your backyard in the city.

As you celebrate, please consider 10 details about this evening:

1. It took a team of dedicated committee members, led by Co-Chairs Susan Jefferson Boney, Hope Foley and Lorelei Skillman to make tonight possible.

2. Hill House administrative staff have all contributed to this event’s execution and preliminary success—though none exerted as much creativity, energy and thoughtfulness as our Development Associate Dianne Powers.

3. We have carefully chosen 34 silent auction items, among them many exciting prizes and unique opportunities. Start bidding early!

4. Our live auction is the highlight of the evening—something you do not want to miss!

5. A portion of the money that you donate tonight will contribute to this year’s $45,000 scholarship fund.

6. Each penny you bid, paddle you raise and wish you grant will allow us to grow our programs—delivering top-quality classes, competitive athletics and community events to as many children and families as possible.

7. The Beehive (owned by a Hill House family!) has been a wonderful partner and the perfect venue for Hill-O-Ween. We thank the Beehive team for their support!

8. Canary, our band tonight, is well-acquainted with Hill House. Their lead singer, Amy, is the former nanny of a Hill House family!

9. Tonight’s bar is…open! Please drink responsibly and enjoy!

10. Last, but certainly not least, thank you for the support that you have already shown in purchasing tickets and sponsorship packages.

We are so lucky to have neighbors like you.

See you on the dance floor!

Bob Crowley Jill Hauff Ian MoorhouseCo-President Co-President Executive director

Hill House is your BaCkyard in tHe CityHill House is an independent, non-profit community center serving Boston’s downtown neighborhoods. Through high-quality programs, community events and outreach activities, Hill House seeks to be a backyard in the city for urban families. Hill-O-Ween is our primary fundraiser. All proceeds support our operating budget.

Thank you for joining us for Hill-O-Ween in support of Hill House.

2012-2013 Board of direCtors

Robert CrowleyCo-President

Jill HauffCo-President

James GribbellTreasurer

Jesse BakerAssistant Treasurer

Molly DigginsClerk

Joanna Chanis

Meredith Bryan

Edward Fleck

Alexandra Harvey

Lisa Kerrigan

Dana Lewis

Kelly Panayotou

Lisa Mullan Perkins

Renee Skeffington

Remy Stressenger

Rick Sutphin

Anthony Winter

Erik Witkowski

auCtion Committee

Caroline and Soren ObergHonorary Co-Chairs

Susan Jefferson BoneyAuction Co-Chair

Hope FoleyAuction Co-Chair

Lorelei SkillmanAuction Co-Chair

Fiona Benenson

Makenzie Domb

Nina Farmer

Laura Fleming

Erin Lopez

Gretchen Novak

Lisa Mullan Perkins

Louise Profit

Renee Skeffington

Lisa Grabe Taffe

Liliana Undavia

Michelle Vilms

Hill House staff

Ian MoorhouseExecutive Director

Alex CurryMarketing & Community Relations Associate

Rachel CzubrytProgram Associate

Dianne PowersDevelopment Associate

Liza RomanFinance Manager

Rebecca YudkoffProgram Manager


friendsJennifer Nassour and C.J. BrucatoMeredith and Jeb BryanKristin Forbes and Steve CalhounAlexi and Steve ConineNicole and Michael ConlonJane Gorham and John ConnollyAlexis and Chris EganNina and Michael FarmerEileen McCormack and Ed FleckHope and Mark FoleyBarbara and Jonathan GooseVictoria and James GribbellJill and Chad HauffMary Ellen and Daniel HeffernanAllison and Andrew HirschElizabeth JohnsonLisa and Jeff KerriganAndrea and Ted KilloryMary Beth and Brian LeetchDana and Jon Lewis

Erin and Jon LopezJasmine Punzalan and Paul MashikianJoanna Chanis and Vasilios MourmoutisYvette and Peter MulderryJeanine and Doug MurphyAntonia and Kit PeabodyJennifer and Frank RandLynne and Mark RickabaughMarta Bergamaschi and Alessandro RolloJennifer and Eric ScheuermannKate Enroth and Dana SchmaltzLorna Lally and James ShawLeslee ShupeLorelei and David SkillmanSusan and Alan SmithRemy StressengerLisa and Patrick TaffeSonia Wu and Miguel VidalMichelle and Andres VilmsClaire Walton and Eve Waterfall

BenefaCtorsPamela and Jesse BakerFiona and James BenensonChristy and Jay CashmanKate and Bob Crowley

Jean and Chris EganKate and Tom GilbaneCaroline and Soren Oberg

patronsSusan Jefferson Boney and Paisley BoneyMakenzie and Daniel DombMolly Diggins and Mark DugganJennifer and John EielsonElizabeth Silverman and Jonathan GoodmanLuciana and Charles HagedornAshley and Bruce JacobsKris Collins & Robert KnappFawn Hardison and David Mayer

Alexandra Harvey and John NelsonGretchen and Mike NovakKelly and Frank PanayotouLisa Mullan Perkins and Shep PerkinsAnnagret and Alex SacerdoteRenee and Jim SkeffingtonPaige and Rick SutphinCourtney and Tony WinterMary Lynch Witkowski and Erik Witkowski

tHank to our Corporate sponsorsACS Services, Inc.Beacon Hill TimesThe BeehiveCambridge Trust CompanyThe Fenn School for BoysF.H. Perry Builder

Infinity Portrait DesignNRO/NRO Kids The ParamountUpstairs Downstairs Antiques Winston Flowers

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Conditions of sales

registering to BidIn order to bid, you must sign-in at the check-in table and pick up your bidder number. This paddle number (located on the back of the program) is to be used for the silent auction, live auction and raffle tickets.

Check-out opens at 10:00pm. Pick up your bill at the Payment table. Once paid, you will receive your items. Items must be paid in full by cash, personal check or credit card (American Express, MasterCard or Visa). Items must be removed from the premises. Hill House is not responsible for items left at the function space. Purchased items must be picked up from Hill House no later than December 20, 2012.

general auCtion rules

all sales are finalAlthough every effort has been made to describe items accurately, Hill House and the Auction Committee cannot assume responsibility for incomplete or inaccurate descriptions. Except where noted, all services are to be used at a mutually agreeable time within one year of the auction.

The Auction Committee reserves the right to withdraw items from bidding.

silent auCtion rulesSilent Auction begins at 7:30 pm. Please enter your bidder number and the amount of you bid on the bid sheet of the desired item(s). If there is a minimum bid for the package, it will be listed on the bid sheet. Each new bid must be greater than the previous bid.

You may bid as often as you wish. Bids may not be withdrawn once they are entered on the bid sheet.

There will be a warning before each section of the Silent Auction ends. No bidding will be allowed after closing.

In the event of a dispute, the Auction Committee shall determine the winning bid. The winning bids will be posted near check-out.

live auCtion rulesBids are made by raising your bidder number (located on the back of your program) and being acknowledged by the Auctioneer. The highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer will take the item.

please noteHill House and its Auction Committee warrant neither the quality nor the value of the items and services auctioned. Hill House assumes no responsibility for the validity of the description, authenticity or condition of any item or service offered. All sales are final and subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the donor. All certificates and offers expire as of November 1, 2013 unless explicitly stated otherwise.

The portion of a winning bid that exceeds the fair market value of the item purchased is considered a charitable donation. You will receive a letter in the weeks that follow the auction detailing the exact amount of your tax deduction.

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silent auCtion items

1. give your Home a makeoverThinking of redecorating a room or two? Kick-off a home re-design with a five-hour consultation by a member of the Eck|MacNeely Architects team and a paint palette consultation with Nina Farmer Interiors. Paint palette consultation includes a 1-hour visit to the winning bidder’s home followed by proposed paint colors for the rooms discussed. To get inspired, Eck|MacNeely has included a signed copy of their book “Distinctive Homes”—this item alone will give your coffee-table a makeover. After taking note of the architectural styles and colors most suited for your home and personal taste, accessorize!

Invite your friends to join you for an evening of bubbly & shopping (a great combination) at ARTEFACT HOME|GARDEN, greater Boston’s new design shop. Ease into the holiday season with a relaxing evening of music, cocktails, hors d’ouevres, gift wrapping, laughter and friends. ARTEFACT HOME|GARDEN has a unique collection of furniture, lighting, tabletop items, garden containers and ornaments both holiday and gift. The host or hostess will receive a $100 gift certificate to be used that evening–guests will receive 25% off any of the evening’s full-price purchases, including orders placed for furniture and lighting. All gifts will be wrapped and ribboned.

Value: $1375Donors: ARTEFACT HOME|GARDEN, Eck|MacNeely Architects, Nina Farmer Interiors

2. Head-start on tHe Holidays!Love the holidays, but hate the associated prep work? Leave tedious wrapping, baking, decorating and holiday card execution to Hill House & friends!

Hill House administrators Ian, Dianne and Rachel will come to your house with holiday cookies, deliver and trim your tree (however large it may be) and wrap an unlimited number of gifts! While the Hill House staff decorates your home, head to a photo shoot for your family’s best holiday card yet! This package includes a design consultation; one-hour photo session either in-home, at the studio or in the Public Garden; a proofing consultation; and 25 pressed-printed cards with envelopes (option to buy more as needed).

In addition, have a Wisteria & Rose wreath and window box add a festive atmosphere to the facade of your home. Wisteria & Rose will design and install two vibrant and full window boxes with a matching wreath-all according to your taste and preferences. Their stunning Beacon Hill and Back Bay holiday displays can be seen at wisteriaandrose.com.

Last, but certainly not least, let Wisteria & Rose decorate and plant holiday/winter window boxes for two single window boxes or one double window box.

Value: $1,350Donors: Rachel Czubryt, Infinity Portrait Design, Hill House, Ian Moorhouse, Dianne Powers,

Wisteria & Rose

3. preCious memoriesCapture this moment in your family’s life through a photography session with Chelsea J. Photography. This photo session includes a one to two hour photo-shoot at the location of your choice, a private online gallery to be shared with friends & family, a CD with your digital images and personal printing rights. Additional prints and products may be purchased separately.

Not sure what to wear? We’ve included a $50 gift card to Tadpole, a $200 gift card to Serenella and a men’s shirt and custom fitting at J. Hilburn! Once you have chosen a print, head to Boston Art and Framing for the perfect frame.

Value: $809Donors: Boston Art & Framing, Chelsea J Photography, J. Hilburn, Tadpole, Serenella

4. wine and CHeeseThe Hill House Board of Directors: thought-leaders or wine connoisseurs? Enjoy 12 bottles of wine (six red, six white) selected by Hill House Directors to appease your taste buds! But don’t sip yet…first, head to Beacon Hill Chocolates to select a 20-piece box and to Savenor’s where a $100 gift card invites you to select the perfect accompaniments to your wine!

Value: $620Donors: Beacon Hill Chocolates, Hill House Board of Directors, Savenor’s Market

5. registration reliefAllow Rachel Czubryt, Hill House program guru, to help take the stress out of registration days! For the next three semesters, Rachel will contact you one week before registration opens to members, with a list of age-appropriate programs your family might enjoy. Rachel will then register your child(ren) for the programs of your choice and provide you with a complimentary year of family membership and one free class in the fall, winter and spring.

Value: $1,200Donors: Rachel Czubryt, Hill House

6. Zipping around witH tHe kidsEnjoy some quality family time this winter… and again in summer with family four-packs to Disney on Ice at the TD Garden in February 2013 and your choice of the Stone Zoo or Franklin Park Zoo! You’ll also enjoy four passes to Jump On In, so your kids can have a jumping good time! Also included are two $25 gift cards to The Cheesecake Factory to top off these familial excursions and a $100 ZipCar credit to get your adventure started! After all your zipping around, settle the kids down with a bedtime story with a signed copy of “Martha Speaks”.

Value: $412Donors: The Cheesecake Factory, Jump On In Boston, TD Garden, WGBH Boston, ZipCar, Zoo New England


7. art BirtHday party witH dani and emilyDo your kids love art class at Hill House? Continue the fun—plan an art birthday party for up to 12 kids at the Firehouse with Hill House instructors Dani and Emily. Complete the fun with pizza from Boston House of Pizza, cupcakes from Sweet, and a $25 gift certificate to Rugg Road Paper Company for invitations.

Value: $677Donors: Boston House of Pizza, Emily McCabe, Rugg Road Paper Company, Sweet, Dani Urencio-Garcia

8. family fun on tHe Boston CommonEnjoy winter and summer weather on the Boston Common! This package includes two seven-week sessions of group ice skating lessons on Frog Pond and ten passes to the Swan Boats. After you’ve worked up an appetite, head over to the Earl of Sandwich for lunch, opening in the Boston Common soon! No matter the season, share the beauty of the Common and Garden with your family and friends.

Value: $307Donors: Earl of Sandwich, The Skating Club of Boston, The Swan Boats of Boston, Inc.

9. sports lover’s dream BirtHdayMake the next birthday party for the little sports fan in your life a hit! The New England Sports Museum (located inside the TD Garden) will host your birthday boy or girl and up to 29 of their closest friends with a party that will include a museum tour and scavenger hunt. Also included is a $100 gift card to Boloco and cake from Party Favors, so all you need to do is show up and enjoy!

Value: $294Donors: Boloco, New England Sports Museum, Party Favors

10. tHe Culture in Boston Enjoy a one year family membership to Boston Athenaeum, and a one year family membership and admissions for two to a lecture at the Nichols House Museum! Also included six VIP passes to the Museum of Fine Arts and an MFA catalogue for adults and educational activities for kids. The passes and materials will provide a family with a free fun-filled day at the Museum.

Value: $745Donors: Boston Athenaeum, Museum of Fine Arts, Nichols House Museum

11. sitting, singing and stories witH miss maggieHill House’s own Miss Maggie will come to your house for an evening of music, stories and fun! Your kiddos will be treated to an evening with their favorite music teacher, including their own private Miss Maggie class! While Miss Maggie takes care of the kids, you can escape to an adults-only dinner at Tico with a $100 gift card.

Value: $450Donors: Maggie Magner, Tico

12. summer sleepaway Looking for something new for your child this summer? Send them to two weeks of summer camp at Camp Waziyatah in Waterford, Maine! Camp Waziyatah is a co-ed summer camp residing on 130 acres and a 3.5 mile private lake. Campers will enjoy 40+ activities, including horseback riding, waterskiing, wakeboarding, sports, Skateboard Park, theater and visual arts, archery, swimming, sailing and so much more! What a perfect way to spend the summer!

Value: $2,950Donor: Camp Waziyatah

13. entertaining tHe in-laws Family coming to town? Keep them entertained with the sights and sounds of Boston! First, show them the city with eight passes to Boston Duck Boat Tours and then enjoy the best art in Boston at the ICA. Not to mention… a $100 gift card to Boloco and a $15 gift card to JP Licks will save you from one evening of cooking while the visitors enjoy a local bite.

Value: $438Donors: Boloco, Boston Duck Tours, Institute of Contemporary Art, JP Licks

14. Hanging in Coolidge Corner Head to Brookline for some entertainment and shopping! Start at the Coolidge Corner Theatre with six passes. Next, head to Henry Bear’s Park and let your little one pick out a new toy. Round out the day with a stop at JP Licks for an ice cream!

Value: $94Donors: Coolidge Corner Theatre, Henry Bear’s Park, JP Licks

15. Cape Cod get-away Enjoy a three-night getaway for your family of four in this cozy guest house, just off of Cotchpinicut Landing in Chatham, MA. The house features two bedrooms – including one bunk room for the kids – and a kitchenette. Don’t miss this picture-perfect break from the city!

Value: $1,000Donors: Lisa Mullan Perkins and Shep Perkins


16. dinner for two? o ya!Named the #1 Restaurant in America, enjoy the best O Ya has to offer with an Omakase Chef’s Tasting for Two. Chef Tim Cushman will take you on an epic twenty-two course culinary voyage that is not to be missed!

Value: $450Donor: O Ya

17. Bistro and Betrayal Enjoy a night on the town—dinner at Beacon Hill Bistro with a $150 gift certificate and an evening at the theatre with two tickets to Betrayal at the Huntington Theatre Company.

Value: $240Donors: Beacon Hill Hotel and Bistro, Huntington Theatre Company

18. weekend at tHe wequassett Lap in luxury for the weekend! Enjoy a two-night stay at Wequasett Resort and Golf Club, Cape Cod’s most luxurious waterfront resort. The top bidder will stay in an award-winning Signature Collection water-view guestroom, with champagne and strawberries delivered upon arrival. Also included is breakfast each morning and dinner one evening at the top-rated twenty-eight Atlantic.

Value: $3,500Donor: Wequassett Resort and Golf Club

19. soCiety on HigH dinnerEnjoy dinner at Boston’s newest dining option! The winning bidder will enjoy dinner for six people at Society on High, the newest restaurant being opened by Ian Just (chef/owner of Les Zygomates and Sorrisso). Dinner will be four courses (choice of appetizer, amuse bouche, choice of main course and choice of dessert), with a wine pairing for each course. The restaurant, scheduled to open in January, will feature American food sourced from local farms and using seasonal ingredients.

Value: $600Donors: Ian Just, Society on High

20. an overnigHt in tHe BerksHires Enjoy an overnight stay for two at the historical Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, with breakfast for two and two passes to the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge. While in the Berkshires, enjoy dinner at Alta Wine Bar with a $25 gift certificate and stop by Nejaime’s Wine Cellar (around the corner from the Red Lion Inn) and pick up a bottle of wine to bring back to your room with a $50 gift card. Then, snuggle with your sweetheart under your new fleece blanket to keep you warm.

Value: $460Donors: Alta Wine Bar, Nejaime’s Wine Callar, The Red Lion Inn

21. time to Hit tHe gymGet on track to a healthier you with a one month membership to The Sports Club/LA. After the workout, work out the kinks with a 50-minute Swedish massage at the Spa and a $100 gift card to use on other services.

Value: $485Donors: Erin Lopez, Gretchen Novak, The Sports Club/LA

22. drop-dead gorgeous Rich in color, these diamond and citrine drop earrings feature beautifully faceted fiery citrines set in open bezel frames of 14k yellow gold with matching wire hooks. Change-up the look by removing the citrine drops and wear the diamond studs alone.

Value: $900Donor: Firestone and Parson

23. CHarles street sHopping spreeEnjoy a day of shopping on Charles Street. Begin the day at North River Outfitter NRO/NRO Kids with a $150 gift card, and then head to Linens on the Hill to spend your $50 gift card, Moxie for some great accessories with a $100 gift card, and Red Wagon with a $50 gift card.

To keep these gift cards in-tow and in-tact, Moxie has included a Tory Burch Robinson Card Case in Pretty Violet. End your day with a delicious lunch for two at Bin 26 Enoteca.

Value: $545Donors: Bin 26 Enoteca, Linens on the Hill, Moxie, North River Outfitter/NRO Boston/NRO Kids, TheRed Wagon

24. pamper yourselfTreat yourself to a day of luxury and something sparkly! First, pack up your new, black MZ Wallace Mimi bag and head off to a two-hour Time Ritual at the Spa at Mandarin Oriental Boston. At the Spa, the only Forbes Five-star awarded spa in Massachusetts, services will be tailor-made to meet winning bidder’s needs. Each “Time Ritual” begins with a soothing foot ritual and is designed to restore a natural state of equilibrium. After, head to Jeanne Lee Salon on Newbury for a relaxing pedicure. When you get home, lounge in your new Barefoot Dreams robe and log onto gemvara.com and design your own piece of jewelry with a $250 gift certificate to get you started!

Value: $1,109Donors: Flat of the Hill, Gemvara, Jeanne Lee Salon, Lester Harry’s, Mandarin Oriental Boston

25. are you on tHe list?Enjoy a one-year membership to The Pink List, an exclusive, unique membership program for moms. Members access to savings upwards of 30% every time they spend at the best, hand-picked businesses around Boston and beyond. To give your membership perks the kick-off they deserve, we’ve included gift cards to two stores on the list: Crush and Mulberry Road.

Value: $149Donors: Crush Boutique, Mulberry Road, The Pink List


26. a new youWant to see change but lack the motivation? Jump into shape with three personal training sessions with Renvil Doman of Renvil’s Elite Performance Studio and two personal yoga sessions with Louise Profit! After the workout, relax and recharge with an energy healing session at Energy Healing Institute on Bromfield Street. Before working out, head to Niketown for some new gear with a $100 gift card!

Value: $830Donors: Jesse & Pam Baker, Energy Healing Institute, Renvil Doman, Louise Profit

27. tory BurCH fall must-HavesEverything you need to get through the season in style:

1. The Robinson Double-Zip Tote — the ultimate everyday bag

2. The matching Robinson Wallet.

3. Classic black Vintage Square Sunglasses to keep you looking chic (and your eyes shaded).

4. The Cable Knit Hat to protect you from the elements.

5. The Python Print Double Wrap Logo Stud Bracelet and Rylan Stud Earrings to add an extra dose of polish to any outfit.

6. The Collage Print Scarf for that perfect pop of color.

7. The Hardshell iPhone Case — because, like you, your phone should be stylish too.

Value: $1,500Donor: Tory Burch

28. play Ball!Calling all Red Sox fans! Get up close and personal with your favorite team with four tickets to a 2013 Red Sox home game. At the game, give your child the thrill of a lifetime when they get the chance to stand at home plate and announce “Play Ball” to the Fenway faithful.

Value: $1,160Donor : Boston Red Sox Foundation

29. golfing in greater BostonParadise for the golfer in your family! Play at one of the best courses in the area. Enjoy a foursome at Boston Golf Club in Hingham, recognized by Golf Digest as one of the 100 best courses in the U.S. in 2011.

Value: $900Donors: Lisa Mullan Perkins and Shep Perkins

30. root for tHe revs! Have big soccer fans in your house? Bring them to Gillette Stadium to cheer on the New England Revolution with a family four-pack of tickets for a home game in the 2013 season. Too tired to cook when you get back from Gillette? Just have Boston House of Pizza deliver with this $50 gift card!

Value: $170Donors: Boston House of Pizza, New England Revolution Charitable Foundation

31. Belmont Hill varsity HoCkey CliniCWhether your child aspires to be the next Tyler Sequin, or just loves to go out and play pick-up hockey with friends, we have the package for you! Your child and their friends will enjoy a fun-filled hour of ice time at Belmont Hill’s rink and get a chance to learn from Belmont Hill’s varsity coach Jeremiah McCarthy and former coach Ken Martin. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance to learn from the same coaches who have trained numerous NHLers, Olympians, and Division 1 Players!

Value: $500Donors: Belmont Hill School, Ken Martin, Jeremiah McCarthy

32. CeltiCs prideShow your Celtics Pride and cheer on the Green with four Loge tickets to a Boston Celtics Home Game in the 2012-2012 Regular Season!

Value: $500Donor: Boston Madison Square Garden Club

33. a pieCe of david yurmanFrom the Oval Link Collection, the Extra Large Oval Link Bracelet is the perfect complement to any outfit. This beautiful David Yorman bracelet is of sterling silver and 7-1/2 inches long.

Value: $575Donos: David Yurman

34. walt disney worldYou’ve been to Hill-O-Ween, what are you going to do next? You’re going to Disney World! Escape with round-trip airfare for four from Boston to Orlando. Once in Orlando, enjoy four 1-day Walt Disney World Park Hopper Passes! A perfect escape for a long weekend with the family!

Value: $1,440Donors: Anonymous, Walt Disney World


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