The World Is Your Canvas

30 th A nnual Gala

The World Is Your Canvas Catalog and Program

The FAIS Boa rd of Trustees Matt Birchard

Pamela Neferkara

Christine Chang

Andrea Pastega Vloon

Matt Donegan Zan Galton Laura Hunter June Kim

Kim Patterson Patti Shaffner Jordan Scott Shaw

Steve Lesnard

Megan Shipley

Matt Litwin

Bonnie Stewart

thanks you for your support of

The World Is Your Canvas Thank you! 谢谢 Merci! Danke! ¡Gracias!

is pleased to welcome you to

FAIS 30th Annual Gala April 14, 2018 The Sentinel Hotel 614 SW 11th Avenue | Portland, OR 97205

欢迎 Bienvenue! Willkommen! ¡Bienvenido!

A Message from the Head of School Welcome to the French American International School’s 30th Annual Gala Auction!

Every year I am pleased to see our community join together to support the School and celebrate our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends. Your support of tonight’s Gala helps the School to enrich its academic programs through enhancements such as new equipment and technology for classrooms, a robust professional development program for our faculty and staff, and a variety of capital improvements.

I am excited about this year’s Special Appeal: an Amphitheater that connects our new Middle School building to the rest of campus and provides a space for students to come together in celebration of art and music and community. I can’t wait to see your enthusiasm and support for this fantastic project!

This year’s theme, The World is Your Canvas, highlights the best part of every year’s Gala, our student art! Much appreciation goes to this year’s Gala committee, led by co-chairs Regan Nelson and Jennifer O’Brien, who have put many hours of thought, preparation, and planning into this evening. And, of course, all of the items you will be bidding on tonight were donated by generous individuals in our community, who, like you, share a passion for advancing our unique and extraordinary school.

Thank you, as always, for your loyalty and support, especially on this special evening.

THANK YOU! 谢谢 Merci! Danke! ¡Gracias!

Wishing you the best,

Pam Dreisin Head of School

Best Wishes for a Successful Auction from the Families of EyeHealth Northwest!

Shane Kim, MD Elise (Class of 2021) Amelia (Class of 2023) Pippa (Class of 2025)

Jordon Lubahn Harper (Class of 2028)

Robert Mcglynn Jack (Class of 2028)

Prashanth Vallabhanath, MD Annika (Class of 2018) Vikram (Class of 2021)

Eye Surgeons and Specialists, Comprehensive Vision Exams, Complete Optical and Contact Lens Services EyeHealth Northwest physicians provide trusted, expert and compassionate care with a mission — dedication to preserving a lifetime of vision. www.EyeHealthNORTHWEST.com / 503.557.2020

Sponsors Diamond

FAIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Matt Birchard, Christine Chang, Matt Donegan, Zan Galton, Laura Hunter, June Kim, Steve Lesnard, Matt Litwin, Pamela Neferkara, Andrea Pastega Vloon, Kim Patterson, Patti Shaffner Jordan, Scott Shaw, Megan Shipley, Bonnie Stewart

Gold

Dick's Auto Group

Columbia Bank

Silver

Pediatric Dental Group

Bronze Columbia Oral Surgery

Triplett Wellman

Pearl FAIS Families at Intel

Yaillen Orthodontic Group

In-Kind

For in-kind donations and significant price reductions Art Home Company – Bob Nadeau and Efraín González – Class Project Framing LOI Environmental & Demolition Services - John Mayer and Tiffany Souza – Trucking and Transportation OohSnap! – Photo Booth Patton Valley Vineyards - Dave Chen - Wine Petit Monde Wines - Olivier and Laura Rochelois - Wine Owen Roe Wines - Greg Priest - Wine Dear Mom Wines - Wine

Evening Program 5:30 p.m. Check-in and Silent Auction Begins 6:45 p.m. Mini Live Art Auction 7:15 p.m. Call to Dinner and Live Auction 7:30 p.m. Live Auction Begins

Master of Ceremonies: Andrew Kilshaw FAIS Parent VP/HR Asia Pacific & Latin America at Nike

Auctioneer: Christine DeCastro Marquam Auction Agency

Columbia Bank is proud to partner in the future of FAIS.

David J. Cavano, DDS, PC 5415 S.W. Westgate Dr., Suite 207 Portland, Oregon 97221 503-292-9274 www.drcavano.com

Providing gentle, comprehensive, and individualized care to every child, from infancy to adulthood. Dental exams for all children under the age of three are complimentary.

We look forward to meeting you and your family!

Menu

Hors d’œuvres Cold Smoked Salmon Mousse Caprese Skewers Bahn Mi Meatballs

Salad Course Spring Mix Salad

Main Course Orzo With Roasted Veggies Halibut With Creamy Polenta and Asparagus, Served with a Citrus Cream Sauce Braised Beef Short Ribs With Creamy Polenta and Crisp Green Beans, Served with a Classic Hunter Sauce

Last Course Manchego, Blueberry Chèvre, Abbey St. Mer Quince Paste, Honey, Almonds Chocolate Truffles Baguette

Credits AUCTION TEAM COMMITTEE CHAIRS:

Regan Nelson and Jennifer O’Brien

AUCTION COMMITTEE:

Amy Bailey, Michelle Birchard, Meghan Bours, Anna Cho, Erin Dhruva, Laura Donegan, Karen Doyle, Juju Fung, Amy Hamdan, Kristin W. Kilshaw, Jennifer Martindale, Elizabeth Meyer, Mary O’Connor, Laura Pedraza, Lubna Qureshi, Bonnie Stewart, Melissa Wilmot

SUB-COMMITTEE LEADS:

Art Gallery — Jennifer O’Brien Class Art Projects — Jennifer Martindale Class Baskets — Elizabeth Meyer Decor — Erin Dhruva Live Painting — Karen Doyle Salon Parties — Kristin W. Kilshaw Signage — Michelle & Matt Birchard Student Tiles — Lubna Qureshi Student Video — Luc Bouveur and Lubna Qureshi Wine Wall — Laura Pedraza

PROCUREMENT:

Amy Bailey, Meghan Bours, Juju Fung, Amy Hamdan, Deepali Kalia, Kristin W. Kilshaw, Elizabeth Meyer, Regan Nelson, Jennifer O’Brien, Mary O’Connor, Laura Pedraza, Lubna Qureshi, Bonnie Stewart

ADDITIONAL THANKS:

Master of Ceremonies — Andrew Kilshaw Art Project Photography — Mark Boschert Production Technical Director — SmarTech AV

Credits ART PROJECTS in grade order

Mark Nielsen Heba Aly Nathan Jobe and Jennifer Davidson Jennifer Hoffman Ashley Schaaf and Jenny O’Brien Amy Bailey Jennifer Martindale Matthew Hudson Lori Townzen Carmen & Toban Zolman Randi Inukai and Erin Dhruva Laurie Lesnard Mark Lane

Anna Stern-Lipke and Lisa Keenan Deepali Kalia Henrike Fleuret and Laura Donegan Laura Donegan Christine Liu Wen Lubna Qureshi and Helen Beavers Mary O'Connor, Megan Shipley, and David Grunkemeier Jessica Munn, Dory Simons and Guy Martelet Laura Donegan Karen Doyle Helen Townes

CLASS BASKETS in grade order

Jessica Vandeberghe Sarah McGlynn Cyreena Boston Ashby Bonnie Stewart Lisa Keenan and Jenny O’Brien Amy Hamdan Kirin Palmer Larissa Kirovski Juju Fung, Renea Taylor, and Michelle Willenberg Kyle Perez Junel Unrein and Tatyana Shaw Danielle Love

Kelly Post Lewis Lori Townzen Laurel Hallock Koppelman Laura Donegan Claudia Batz Megen Brundage Kathy Simpson Elizabeth Meyer Adam Anderson Laura Donegan Ursula Garcia Helen Townes

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Auction Rules

On arriving at the auction check-in desk, you will be given a bidder card that lists your unique bidder number. (One number is issued per couple.) To bid in the silent auction, write your bid number on the silent auction bid sheet in front of the desired item. The bid number next to the highest bid amount at the end of the silent auction will be declared the successful bidder of that item. If a number is not legible, it will be invalidated and the next lowest bidder will be declared the winner. In the silent auction, the top bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item.

2. You may return to update your bid on silent-auction items, using the pre-printed bid increments on the bid sheet, until the auctioneer announces the close of the silent auction. To avoid being overbid, you may opt at any time to fill in the guaranteed bid “Buy It Now” which is 150 - 200 percent of value, and you will be declared the winner. (No one can outbid you.)

3. Some items in the silent auction are sold on a fixed-price signup basis. These include party signups: group events where seats are sold on a per-person or per-couple basis. These are sometimes referred to as Salon Parties.

4. To bid in the live auction, hold your bid card in the air, with the number facing the auctioneer.

Most live-auction items are sold to a single high bidder; some are sold to a pre-determined number of bidders at a fixed (in a “sweep”) or escalating price (progressive bid). The auctioneer guides bidders through the bid processes.

5. When the auctioneer acknowledges your winning bid, this constitutes a legal agreement of purchase. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject partial advance bids, and has the right to make final determination of the winning bidder.

6. At check-in, guests will be asked to provide a credit card that is captured electronically and which streamlines check-in and check-out. Users of this quick and easy credit card settlement option can bypass the cashiering line at the end of evening, and move directly to fulfillment to pick up their prizes.

7. Payment arrangements must be provided on the night of the auction. Winning bidders must settle item payment at cashiering/fulfillment, which will open near the end of the live auction.

8. Bookkeeping is simplified if auction items are awarded to one purchaser only. Split payments for a syndicated (group) bid, whereby several bidders agree to split the price, can be arranged but may cause a slight delay in cashiering.

9. Personal checks, cash, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are accepted for payment. Please make checks payable to FAIS or the French American International School.

10. Since FAIS is a 501-c-3 charitable organization, your payments are tax deductible as a charitable contribution, to the extent provided by law—generally, 100 percent of cash donations to the Special Appeal (Paddle Raise) and the amount paid over value for items or services. The School’s tax ID number is printed on auction receipts.

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A portion of your guest ticket payment is also deductible—this fair market value (FMV) information is printed on the back of the invitation.

Unless otherwise noted, all goods, services or certificates will expire and must be claimed and used within a year of the auction date. Restaurant certificates do not cover alcohol or gratuities. Hotel certificates are always subject to availability, may or may not cover tax, do not cover gratuities, and do not cover incidental purchases above what is noted on the certificate.

All purchases are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise noted. Certificates, credits or vouchers obtained at the auction cannot be exchanged for cash and are non-transferrable without prior donor approval.

The School reserves the right to modify, add or delete items to/from the auction. The School commits to acknowledge all items received four weeks prior to the auction date. Items received thereafter may be displayed and merchandised at the auction but may not be featured in the catalog due to print schedules.

The purchaser assumes the responsibility to remove purchases from the auction premises on the night of the auction, unless other delivery terms are specifically arranged. At the close of the auction, purchasers are requested to retrieve certificates as well as tangible items from the fulfillment center, upon showing their quick-pay receipt or their paid invoice from cashiering.

Motor vehicles and property requiring a title transfer or license may be claimed by contacting the donor, with coordination through the School’s Development Office, in the week following the event.

Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or accommodations.

FAIS has made significant effort to describe and catalog all items correctly, based primarily on donor descriptions, but does not warrant nor represent, and shall not be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, provenance or condition of items. Statements made in the catalog or at the auction shall not be deemed as warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Values listed in the catalog are estimates and are not warranted for tax purposes.

Auction items are offered “as is” and “where is.”

Persons issued a bid number (bidder) assume risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Bidders shall hold the following groups harmless from liability arising from auction purchases: FAIS, its officers and staff, the auctioneer, auction coordinators, contractors, event organizers, caterer, sponsors and volunteers connected with the auction.

FAIS Auctions through the Years YEAR

THEME

CHAIRS / TEAM MEMBERS

1990

April in Paris

Deborah Le Meitour

1991

April in Paris

Molly Harris

1992

April in Paris

Pam Dreisin and Robin Faltersack

1993

April in Paris

Pam Dreisin and Ann Gage

1994

April in Paris

Debbie Wynne, Sally Crooks, and Ann Gage

1995

April in Paris

Chris and Deanna Byrne

1996

April in Paris

Chris and Deanna Byrne

1997

April in Paris

Leslie Trim and Janet Barton

1998

April in Paris

Diana Calloway and Linda Locker

1999

April in Paris

Jennifer Croll and Catherine Rudinsky

2000

Z’Fête 2000

Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker

2001

Z’Fête: Le Jazz Hot

Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker

2002

Mystère au Musée

Dayna Lyons and Debra Millegan

2003

Denim et Diamants

Lisa Anguilla, Rene Nelson, and Keli Thompson

2004

Passeport pour Paris

Lisa Anguilla, Rene Nelson, and Keli Thompson

2005 2006

The French Quarter April in Paris

Betsy Meier Melinda Sahli, Pam Resnick, Rene Nelson, and Renée Orlando

2007

Springtime in Paris

Melinda Sahli, Renée Orlando, Lisa Anguilla, Rebecca Starr

2008

April in Paris

Laura Hunter and Danielle Wheeler

2009

30th Anniversary Gala

Laura Hunter and Nancy Renwick

2010

The Places They’ll Go

Nancy Renwick and Jenn Hrabal

2011

Imaginez

Jenn Hrabal and Jenn Sanow

2012

De Portland à la Lune

Jenn Sanow and Carey Portzline

2013

The Best Is Yet to Come

Gretchen Keys and Danielle Wheeler

2014

Bloom!

Gretchen Keys

2015

Le Cirque

Bonnie Stewart and Grayson Dempsey

2016

Le Tour du Monde

Grayson Dempsey and Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw

2017

A Night in Marrakesh

Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw and Regan Nelson

Live Auction One Week in Marvelous Manzanita Escape to an oceanview mid-century ranch, redone in modern style with a great location near golfing, beach, town, and Manzanita City Park. Decor and layout make this 2-bedroom (3 beds) /1.5-bath space feel even more spacious, and it comfortably accommodates up to six guests! A fully fenced yard makes this pet-friendly home perfect for your four-legged friends as well. Available for Fall ACE/Arts Week or Spring Break of the 2018-2019 school year.

Donated by Laura & Olivier Rochelois

Any Week of Le Summer Camp and… A NEW (SOAP BOX) CAR! Pick any week of Le Summer Camp at FAIS for your child! But wait, there’s more…though your child may not be able to drive themselves to camp, they’ll take home their very own soap box car to race around the neighborhood—made by our amazing Le Summer Camp team!

Donated by Le Summer Camp at FAIS

One Week at Farmhouse in the Loire Valley If it’s French splendour, style, and gastronomy you seek, the Loire Valley will exceed your expectations, no matter how high. The lucky bidder on this live package will spend a week in a 16th century farmhouse with 3 bedrooms (sleeps 9) and 3 bathrooms in the heart of the Loire Valley. You’ll enjoy ultimate privacy on this gated 5-acre property in the French countryside near charming Maigne. Take a 30-minute (or less) drive to the thrill of Le Mans Racetrack or spend your days exploring the wineries of the Loire Valley. Available for a mutually agreeable date, to be arranged by June 1, 2018.

Donated by Gerard Philipon

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Mini-Suite at the Blazers Cheer on the Blazers from your 4-person mini-suite at the Moda Center—complete with your own dining area, captain’s chairs for viewing the game, delicious food, high-end beer and wine, and two Rose Garden garage parking passes. Winning bidder may choose a mutually agreeable home game date within the regular season.

Donated by Gretchen & Sean Keys

One Week at a House in Italy This lovely 3-bedroom / 2-bath house in Cortona (Italy) has a garden, a large shared pool and an amazing location—within short distance of Siena, Perugia, Montepulciano, Lake Trasimeno, Orvieto…and many other destinations! Winning bidder has one year to book a mutually agreeable week.

Donated by Philippe Mazaud

Dinner for Eight with Chef Mavi Graf You and seven of your friends will experience exotic flavors on a culinary tour through different regions of Mexico with Chef Mavi Graf of Puerto Vallarta! This amazing dinner will take place at the home of alumni parents John and Laura Hunter on Saturday, August 25, 2018.

Donated by Laura & John Hunter

Lopez Island Cabin Bring your bicycles and kayaks to Lopez Island, WA and stay in our old newly-renovated cabin. This southwest-facing property overlooking Fisherman Bay is alive with the spirit of the San Juan Islands, with two bedrooms (1 king / 2 doubles), canvas platform tent (with queen bed), and a whole lot of field space to camp. High bank waterfront and 5-minute walk to Lopez Village. Limited summer 2018 dates still available. The 2019 summer calendar is nearly completely open. Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Donated by Megan & Thomas Shipley

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Campus Parking Spot for a Year An entire school year without ever having to search for a parking spot? That would be any parent’s dream come true! As an FAIS VIP, you’ll have your very own reserved parking spot on the FAIS campus, customized with your name for the 2018-2019 school year (September through June). Parking on campus, made easy!

Donated by French American International School

One Week in a Rockaway Beach House Less than two hours from Portland along scenic 101 is a warm and cozy, yet elegant, retreat just waiting for your arrival! This recently remodeled beach and lake view home has 5 bedrooms (sleeps 15). Winning bidder may pick Fall or Spring ACE/Arts Week for the 2018-2019 school year or another week of mutually agreeable dates, if available. Package is for a 7-day week, including one weekend.

Donated by Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw & Andrew Kilshaw

One-Week October Escape to Oceanview Villa in Kaua’i Marriott’s Kaua’i Beach Club welcomes you to paradise with oceanfront accommodations and thoughtful amenities, setting the stage for an unforgettable vacation. You will enjoy seven nights, beginning October 20, 2018 (Fall ACE/Arts Week) in a 2-bedroom, 2-bath oceanfront villa featuring a living area (with Murphy bed), dining area, and kitchenette.

The resort is ideally situated along Kalapaki Beach with several onsite dining options, including sushi, Italian fare, and Pacific cuisine—all with amazing beach views.

Donated by Jennifer & Robert Babst

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Choose Your Own Timbers Adventure “When I root, I root for the Timbers!” Cheer on the Rose City with thanks to Timbers player and FAIS parent Larrys Mabiala in this amazing matchday package. You get four tickets to any regular season home game of your choice, four jerseys of any player of your choice signed by that player or the whole team, and two soccer balls signed by the team!

Donated by Larrys & Edwina Mabiala

One Week in Paris Whisk yourself away to a week in this 3-bedroom / 2-bath apartment, centrally located in the Left Bank’s Latin Quarter—steps away from the Place Monge Open-Air food market, the métro, and a few blocks from the rue Mouffetard market street. Also nearby are the Luxembourg Gardens, the Pantheon, and the Sorbonne. A ten-minute walk takes you to the Left Bank of the Seine, the Île de la Cité, and Notre Dame Cathedral. Prior to the trip, the winning bidder will have the opportunity to enjoy a wine date with the hosts to discuss favorite sights, activities, and dining close to the apartment and around the city.

Available on a mutally agreeable date.

Donated by Linda McGeady

Live Painting During Live Auction Watch as FAIS parent Karen Doyle paints an abstract landscape during our event, and then bid to take home this amazing art piece!

Donated by Karen Doyle

Art Projects Matinée "Matinée" began as a photograph taken during a morning run in Paris, before being drained of its color and blown into a poster. Les petits artistes de la petite section then painted over the black and white photograph, applying swirling colors to the sky and cobbling the Avenue de la Grande Armée with their fingertips. We also cut out the shapes of cars, trees, and people passing along their way, which we turned into morning silhouettes. We are certain this piece will resonate with those who have experienced just such a morning stroll in The City of Lights. Coordinated by Mark Nielsen Children of Emilie McNeil, Gabrielle Esbeck, and Nadia Khazem’s Preschool Class

La Vie en Rose The playful preschool students of Céline’s class who are learning all about the alphabet had so much fun creating letters with their own bodies. Every letter was made with love, friendship, and a lot of giggles, and all together they say "la vie en rose," which translates to "life seen through rosy glasses" or "life is beautiful and wonderful" as seen through our children’s eyes. Coordinated by Heba Aly Children of Céline Sonrel-Berruyer and Emilie Zanetton’s Preschool Class

Through My Eyes A black and white photography project: Children in Maud Guegan’s class took time to learn how to use a professional camera, and had an opportunity to photograph the world of FAIS through their own eyes. Most students opted for outdoor shots of their favorite areas to play. Their photos will take you up close and personal to the magical place they enjoy each day. Coordinated by Nathan Jobe and Jennifer Davidson Children of Maud Guegan and Delphine Latham’s Prekindergarten Class

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On a Besoin de Tous Pour Faire un Monde The title of this piece is a French expression, meaning: "We need everybody to make a world." This wood and ceramic composition was inspired by the book Quatre Petits Coins de Rien du Tout. Coordinated by Jennifer Hoffman Children of Béatrice Szymkowiak and Joanne Springer’s Prekindergarten Class

School of Fish…and Two Wise Turtles Using a printmaking technique called "linocut," each student started by drawing their own self-designed fish and copying it on a sheet of linoleum. They then used a lino tool, or V-shaped chisel, to carve (with some help!) their fish into the linoleum for printing. The linoleum sheet was inked with a roller, then impressed onto the paper to create a mirror image of their design. We used this technique for all of the children's fish to create the underwater scene. The same technique was used to represent Françoise and Anne-Marie, the two wise turtles. The children will keep their own stamp for a souvenir. Coordinated by Jennifer O’Brien and Ashley Schaaf Children of Françoise Metens and Anne-Marie Luckett’s Kindergarten Class

Build Your World with Joy This 36” x 32” display board has beautiful artwork made by Sylvie’s kindergarten students, and has plenty of space to attach your own artwork, calendars, to-do lists, hats, or anything else your family can imagine. It combines central themes from this year’s PYP program of shelters, emotions, and recycling. The children used acrylics to paint their idea of a shelter on a 4” x 4” canvas, and used resistance painting and drawing to show their emotions when building. They are mounted on recycled materials to promote the theme of reusing. The children also used their printing skills to carefully write the theme of building excitement, while Sylvie did the French translation in cursive. Coordinated by Amy Bailey Children of Sylvie Gbeteh and Davy Berruyer’s Kindergarten Class

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Spread Your Wings and Fly Students in Camille’s kindergarten class created a vibrant set of wings. Each feather is handcrafted by a child, carefully cut, and thoughtfully painted in bold watercolor. The feathers are made from recycled office file folders found at the Scrap shop, where the class visited on a recent field trip. The beautiful, unique feathers join together to form strong, powerful wings. Coordinated by Jennifer Martindale Children of Camille Crampsey and Carole LePihive’s Kindergarten Class

The Unseen Forest As 1st graders in Laurence’s class explored the forest this year, they have seen the dramatic changes in colors and how the trees went from fully dressed with leaves to quite naked during the winter months. They also learned how we are different as we grow, and although we all have different abilities, we can adapt and make our differences shine. This is why this piece was created with students being blindfolded as they rolled paint on the background, and they did not use their hands to paint the trees—they blew the ink on the canvas. The end result is a beautiful piece which represents so much more than just trees in a forest! Coordinated by Matthew Hudson Children of Laurence Le Mercier's 1st Grade Class

Insects in the City Invite beneficial pollinators into your garden with a beautifully crafted insect hotel created by the 1st grade students in Véronique Pain’s class. After learning about the habitat of local pollinators, the students used their knowledge of shapes, colors, and patterns to fill eight buildings that create the Portland skyline. The simple black lines of the buildings highlight the natural material and unique patterns chosen by the students, making a striking habitat that any ladybug or Mason bee will love. Coordinated by Lori Townzen Children of Véronique Pain's 1st Grade Class

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The Art of Folding Paper A folk art, a creative art, a mathematical puzzle, a game—all of these terms describe the art of folding paper, known as origami. Origami was first practiced in the Japanese imperial court, where it was considered an amusing and elegant way of passing the time.

Over the centuries the skill has been passed down to ordinary people, who took it up with enthusiasm and made it into the art form that it is today. Coordinated by Carmen & Toban Zolman Children of Camille Rueff's 2nd Grade Class

The World Is Your Canvas and Your Family Is Your Story If the world is our canvas, then our families are our stories—so where in the world do our stories come from? Katia Lane’s 2nd graders asked themselves the question, “What area of the world helps define the identity and story of my family?” Their answers guided the creation of a celebration of diversity for every month of the year! Poetry, watercolor drawings, and abstract watercolor creations make up this wine-of-the-month package, which includes custom, student-made wine labels celebrating their individual heritage; a custom-made metal wine rack (thanks to the wonderful craftsmanship of Madame Katia’s husband, Mark Lane); and a keepsake book containing poetry the students wrote about their heritage, in addition to their own watercolor images that appear on the wine labels.

And that’s not all—each bottle of wine hails from that student's family heritage! We hope you enjoy learning about our students while celebrating the diversity that brings us all together! Coordinated by Erin Dhruva and Randi Inukai Children of Katia Lane's 2nd Grade Class

All Around the World Where will they go after Portland? An adventurous spirit will take these kids all around the world. Grand plans will take these 2nd graders to Australia, France, Spain, Corsica, London, New Zealand, China, Bulgaria, Sun River, New York, Hood River, Greenland, and beyond! Coordinated by Laurie Lesnard Children of Stéphanie Martin-Sewall's 2nd Grade Class

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Coffee with Oregon After studying the landforms of Oregon, the children painted and cut mountains. They used acrylic paint and watercolors. They organized them on a wooden board in the shape of Oregon. It was cut, artistically framed, and finished by Mark Lane. Enjoy this table for years to come. Coordinated by Mark Lane Children of Nathalie Debrun-Sittler's 3rd Grade Class

The Journey Has No Limits Nadine’s 3rd grade class art project was inspired by their science experiment of raising and hatching salmon eggs that were subsequently released into the Tualatin River. Additionally, the children wanted to pay homage to the Native American population of the Pacific Northwest. The class attended a presentation by Jeremy Five Crows, a representative of the Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commission, who explained to them the significance and sacred nature of salmon to the Native population, who respected and loved it. Afterwards, the children wrote poems about the various attributes of salmon. In this turbulent world, each child has an opportunity to paint his or her personal “canvas” with love and respect, whether it is directed toward salmon, or anything or anyone else they encounter on their travels through life. Coordinated by Lisa Keenan and Anna Stern-Lipke Children of Nadine Zaouk-Strapart’s 3rd Grade Class

Cercles Mystiques Inspired by the French artist Yves Klein, who created his own blue hue, kids in Stéphanie’s class created an abstract painting using different shades of blue. Each student created varied surfaces using various methods of applying paint, especially thick and textured application of paint, to the canvas. It is a perfect statement piece for any wall.

Coordinated by Deepali Kalia Children of Stephanie Nicollet's 3rd Grade Class

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La Nature Artistique / This Is Our Land Art! Art éphémère et collectif créé dans la forêt de l’école avec des éléments naturels: This project is an ephemeral and collective artwork that was created in the FAIS forest with natural elements. Coordinated by Laura Donegan and Henrike Fleuret Children of Françoise Coulon-Lantz's 4th Grade Class

Cardico Hello, we hope you like the map that we drew! Why this map? We were writing letters, like a pen pal, with Vincent Mahé, French illustrator, who illustrates for The New Yorker.

He made a book called, Le bureau des poids et des mesures. We read it. We asked him questions like, “How do you come up with what colors to use?” or “Why does your city look like an American city?” He explained why he used vermilion or light blue, and his love for the '50s in the USA. Because we were working on maps, thanks to our unit "The world is changed by explorations and discoveries," we got the idea to do a map of the city Vincent drew, using his tools! At the same time, David showed us an artist called Jazzberry Blue, who does beautiful maps of very famous cities, like Los Angeles. So we did the same thing, simpler than Jazzberry Blue, but using colors of Vincent Mahé!

We managed to draw a plan together. We scanned it, and the plan popped up on the computer as a photo. We used an app like Photoshop, which Vincent Mahé uses, where you can edit your own pictures. This app is Pixlr Editor. We colored each block of our plan.

And finally, the name. We did a vote on a Friday. We created names on our whiteboards.

There was a lot written on the class board, but we came down to a final two, which were "Lakeville" and "Cardico." "Cardico" outvoted "Lakeville" 9 to 6. What’s the origin of "Cardico?" Gillian, the student who came up with it, tried to use the name in another class for another project, but lost the vote. She retried in our class, and "Cardico" won!

Coordinated by Laura Donegan Children of David Billeaud's 4th Grade Class

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15 Hands After a thorough investigation and perilous digs, the 4th graders were able to get their hands on the only real map of Lewis and Clark’s journey. Certainly damaged by the past years and owners, we offer it today almost “as-is” but finely restored, so that you can hang this masterpiece on your wall. Made with a quill and enhanced by a few touches of white gouache, this piece of 16 panels celebrates what it means to take risks. The Native American inserts remind us that exploring also has consequences. Coordinated by Christine Liu Wen Children of Jean-François Lamy's 4th Grade Class

Portland en Poésie What makes poetry so beautiful and so beloved by so many? It’s not the emotion conveyed in a poem or the idea revealed, it’s the way everything is written and worded.

Aurore Molerus’s 5th grade class delved into the world of poetry, learning about the works of many great poets from around the globe. Each student applied a specific form of poetry in crafting their own poem. The Portland skyline was shaped by the very poems the students created, painstakingly written by the students in a calligram design that impresses upon the viewer the true artistry of poetry. Coordinated by Helen Beavers and Lubna Qureshi Children of Aurore Molerus's 5th Grade Class

Piece by Piece to Paris We made this project because it symbolizes our upcoming trip to Paris and our eight years in school. To make our mosaic, our parents chose pictures of us from kindergarten to 5th grade, and we took pictures of ourselves at school. We then printed the pictures and gave each one of them a special code. According to the special code, we glued them on to form "Piece by Piece to Paris." Coordinated by David Grunkemeier, Mary O’Connor, and Megan Shipley Children of Cédric Strapart’s 5th Grade Class

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La Vie en Cire (Life in Wax) Thierry Anne’s nature-inspired 5th grade class experimented with one of the world’s oldest art forms: encaustic. The technique dates back to the ancient Greeks' use of enkaustikos (meaning “burnt in”) to decoratively caulk their ship hulls. Utilizing beeswax and crystallized tree sap, this texturally-rich medium is inherently archival, as embodied in the famed Fayum mummy portraits enduring over 2,000 years. Before embarking on their next chapters, Thierry’s students preserved in beeswax 14 rich reflections of their unique selves and love for the life around them. Coordinated by Guy Martelet, Jessica Munn, and Dory Simons Children of Thierry Anne's 5th Grade Class

Visualizing Vivaldi Sixth grade students investigated melodic contour through the four seasons of Vivaldi.

Interpreting what we hear into what we see was the objective of this exploration.

Students also played with creating audio clips from contour drawings they created.

Seeing music and hearing art left us full of inspiration! Coordinated by Laura Donegan Students of Gilkey 6th Grade

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Petals petal 花瓣 pétale Blütenblatt pétalo pet·al (pĕt′l) n. each of the segments of the corolla of a flower, which are modified leaves and are typically colored corolla 花冠 corolle Blumenkrone corola (kəˈrɒlə) n. the petals of a flower collectively, forming an inner floral envelope

"Petals" consists of 216 individual canvas petals painted by 72 Gilkey 7th grade students.

During teacher Stephany Paull's weekly art class, the students brainstormed ideas, voted, and selected this as their gala art project. They painted abstractly on canvas paper, using color mixing theory, to create harmonious color combinations, which they then cut into individual petals. Seventh grade parent and artist Karen Doyle arranged the petals together on a 24" x 24" gallery-wrapped canvas to form a beautiful corolla: all of the petals of a flower together in a whorl of floral leaves. This beautiful canvas, sealed in acrylic glazing medium, is wired and ready to hang in your home. It collectively represents all of the 7th graders at Gilkey as a unit, the way the petals of a flower collectively form the corolla. Coordinated by Karen Doyle Children of Gilkey 7th Grade

Birds-Eye View This year’s 8th graders wanted to do something really different for the Gala art project this year, and came up with a unique way to celebrate the FAIS logo. After “rehearsing” how to illustrate the logo with their bodies arranged on the school soccer field, they were photographed by a drone that hovered above them on a rare, rainless February afternoon. The result is a whimsical black-and-white photo that is instantly recognizable to any FAIS/Gilkey alumnus (and a cool abstract piece for those not in the know). Framed and matted with the school colors in a dramatic shadow box, this piece will add a cool, modern touch to any setting in your home. Coordinated by Helen Townes Children of Gilkey 8th Grade

Tripplet Wellman Contractors sends best wishes for a successful auction!

We are honored to help build the future for FAIS with your new Gilkey International Middle School Building!

FAIS Families at Intel are proud to support the 2018 Gala!

Weber Basket

Class Baskets

Whether you are a grilling newbie or an aficionado, you will be in gourmet grilling heaven with this basket! Start your experience by uncorking the bottle of wine; pour into a Nicole Miller wine glass and take a seat while you comb over the variety of recipes from three beautiful cookbooks. Once you have a few dishes picked out, feel inspired by roaming the isles of either of our local grocery hot spots—New Seasons or Zupan's. You can even do both, as a gift card for each is included! Once you have all of your ingredients, use your creativity to set your tablescape. Choose between a vibrant outdoor tablecloth or an array of indoor options. Next, light that grill and a crack a beer that is ice cold from your new beverage tub—you deserve it! Utilize the Weber-branded accessories to get expert grill marks or the perfectly shaped burger. Don’t forget about your wide array of BBQ sauces from across the U.S.! Once your grilling is done to perfection, finish that bottle of wine and relax. Leave the dishes for later—but when you are ready, there are some nice, new towels and cloths, as well as grill-cleaning solution to keep it in tip-top shape!

Coordinated by: Jessica Vandeberghe Value: $650 Donated by Emilie McNeil, Gabrielle Esbeck, and Nadia Khazem’s Preschool Class

Cooking and Entertaining

This basket is designed for the cook who loves to entertain. It includes a beautiful Thread & Whisk apron, created and designed in Portland by chef and former FAIS parent Meri Kemp. This 100 percent linen apron was featured in EatingWell magazine’s holiday gift guide as well as being listed as a “gift for foodies” by Real Simple magazine. For entertaining your guests (as well as yourself) while cooking, there are two magnums of Oregon Pinot Noir: one from Scott Paul (another former FAIS family) and another ("Spirithouse") from Argyle Winery. To broaden your repertoire there is a collection of cookbooks, which includes an autographed copy of Six Seasons from Joshua McFadden, Portland chef and owner of the renowned trattoria Ava Gene’s. To round out this collection we have included a beautiful matte white Le Creuset stoneware covered casserole dish and a Penzey’s gift box set with a selection of seasonings.

Coordinated by: Sarah McGlynn Value: $745 Donated by Céline Sonrel-Berruyer and Emilie Zanetton’s Preschool Class

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Kids Cooking Adventure

This basket is just what little chefs need to get cookin’! There’s nothing more fun than learning to cook. Beginning with over a hundred delicious ideas in Williams-Sonoma's children’s cookbook and donned in their own chef's hat and apron, your petit chef will be well on their way to creating a pièce de résistance with fun head chef tools. Even includes a free cooking lesson from a local chef that is family-oriented. This basket is for eager cooking kiddos AND kids at heart!

Coordinated by: Cyreena Boston Ashby Value: $525 Donated by Maud Guegan and Delphine Latham’s Prekindergarten Class

Create Your Own Photo Booth

For kids and adults alike: embellish your next party or play date with your very own photo booth set-up. Hats and glasses, boas and beads…this basket contains all the fun you’ll need in both adult and children's sizes. Grab and go from this 4-foot-high white wooden hatstand—perfect to stash in a closet or kid’s room. Get dressed up then use your own super simple Polaroid PIC-300 camera to create memorable photos. The newest model of Polaroid is easy to use and comes with two packs of film. Included are also fashionable sticker sets to frame your snapshot and write notes—great for putting on the fridge or sending home with friends. Say cheese!

Coordinated by: Bonnie Stewart Value: $200 Donated by Béatrice Szymkowiak and Joanne Springer’s Prekindergarten Class

Family Fun Night

You won’t regret bidding on this basket, filled with more games and gift certificates to game establishments than even your entire extended family will know what to do with… not to mention the candy that will keep your sweet tooth satisfied for months! You can play at home, you can play outside, you can play on the go, you can play… If you feel like staying home to play, you have a few game choices (compliments of Red Castle Games, Guardian Games, Time Vault, Game Lodge, SpielWerk Toys, and Piccolo Mondo Toys).

Coordinated by: Lisa Keenan and Anna Stern Lipke Value: $987 Donated by Françoise Metens and Anne-Marie Luckett’s Kindergarten Class

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Beach Getaway

This beach condo has an oceanfront view with Haystack Rock too, and it's just a short 100-foot walk to sand between your toes! Enjoy the oasis of this 2-bedroom condo for two nights. It sleeps four, and has additional sleeping cushions for the living area. Cook meals in the fully-equipped kitchen and eat on the oceanview deck, or stroll the short 10-minute walk to downtown Cannon Beach for a meal out. Lots of board games, puzzles, and Legos are available for kid building entertainment. Amenities include an indoor saltwater pool, hot tub, workout room, indoor tennis courts, and sauna.

Coordinated by: Amy Hamdan Value: $650 Donated by Sylvie Gbeteh and Davy Berruyer’s Kindergarten Class

Parisian Pâtisserie

Everything you need to flirt with and enjoy the French macaron. What is the obsession with this small, dainty, and exquisite French pastry? The items in this basket will help demystify the process of creating little delectable works of art that allow your creativity to soar, while impressing those around you. Experience the thrill of dabbling with flavors and edible flourishes with this basket of culinary delights, and experience a gourmand “vie en rose."

Coordinated by: Kirin Palmer Value: $220 Donated by Camille Crampsey and Carole LePihive’s Kindergarten Class

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Practice the three R's—reduce, reuse, recycle—and support the philosophy learned by the children of Laurence’s class and FAIS! Items included in this sustainable handwoven basket are waste-free lunch wrappers and bags, food containers, a water bottle and hot beverage cup, cloth napkins, compost bags, a kids recycling guide, and ideas to make saving the planet fun, along with info about local nonprofits like Scrap and Community Warehouse that support recycling and reusing in our community.

Coordinated by: Larissa Kirovski Value: $260 Donated by Laurence Le Mercier's 1st Grade Class

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Best of Oregon

The winner of this basket will experience an amazing selection of food and wine from Oregon family-owned business. The collection includes a half case of wine that features favorites from Johan Vineyards. The wines are organic, biodynamic, and 100 percent estate fruit. All other food and beverage treats were lovingly made at Portland’s KitchenCru space by artisan entrepreneurs that use the community kitchen as a culinary incubator. The basket includes Jacobsen culinary salts, Bluebird Bakers assorted treats, Sterling cookies, Smith tea, Stumptown coffee, NW Elixirs hot sauces, a Bowery Bagels gift card, and more.

Coordinated by: Juju Fung, Renea Taylor, and Michelle Willenberg Value: $450 Donated by Véronique Pain's 1st Grade Class

Dine around Portland

Portland is a food and drink destination! Camille’s 2nd grade class invites you to experience some of the rich diversity that surrounds us. This basket contains a sampling from local businesses who embody the food scene Portland is famous for. You’ll find gift certificates and products from Maurice, Steven Smith Teamaker, Guero, St. Honoré Pâtisserie, Ox, Little Bird, Tangier, Le Happy Crêperie, Fullerton Wines, Sterling Coffee Roasters, The Meadow, and more!

Coordinated by: Kyle Perez Value: $650 Donated by Camille Rueff's 2nd Grade Class

Star Wars Legos

The Force is strong with this one! You and your padwan can practice your jedi assembly skills as you build these exciting Star Wars Lego kits! Includes an assortment of Empire and Rebellion kits as well as original and new Star Wars characters. Large BB-8 kit has movable internal and external parts! Put it in hyperdrive and go make the winning bid!

Coordinated by: Tatyana Shaw and Junel Unrein Value: $278 Donated by Katia Lane's 2nd Grade Class

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South of the Border Fiesta

Don’t you dare pick up a shot glass to indulge in this adult treat; this tequila is meant to be savored nice and slow. Go ahead and stick your pinky out while sipping—you’re sophisticated with these well-balanced varieties of tequila scoring 94 points or above at Distiller.com. Prepare yourself for an experience with your friends; this basket comes prepared with a pamphlet to show you how to have a great tequila-sipping party, complete with fresh new desert-themed bar towels, and palette-cleansing dark chocolate.

Enjoy the beauty of the hand-crafted, hand-painted bottle of Clase Azul Reposado. You work hard—enjoy the top-shelf life with your friends!

Coordinated by: Danielle Love Value: $200 Donated by Stéphanie Martin-Sewall's 2nd Grade Class

Spa Basket

For the times when one trip to the spa won’t do, and variety is the spice of life, this indulgent basket is for you! The Element Infusion spa package at the Dragontree Spa starts with a refreshing and invigorating scrub of cold salts and aromatic plant oils on your legs and feet, then a warm aromatherapy foot bath. After a deep scalp massage, you’ll retreat to a private massage room for a 90-minute deep tissue massage. Also included is a 90-minute massage from Precision Healing, and a visit to the Float Shoppe for a 90-minute session in 1,000 pounds of Epson salt(!!). The basket also includes a 60-minute "Love My Skin" microdermabrasion facial from Skin by Marywynn. Prepare to glow! To wrap up your indulgence, enjoy "The Barefoot Sage Retreat" massage package from Barefoot Sage, which includes a foot soak, sea salt scrub, and 60-minute massage with a deeply soothing and rejuvenating paraffin dip. With all these spa experiences plus the goodies in this bag, you’re set for a blissful year ahead!

Coordinated by: Kelly Post Lewis Value: $908 Donated by Nathalie Debrun-Sittler's 3rd Grade Class

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Portland Soccer Basket

Thorns. Timbers. THORNS. TIMBERS. Now you don’t have to choose. You can have four tickets to see the Portland Thorns (2017 NWSL Champions) and four tickets to see the Portland Timbers (2017 Cascadia Cup Winners). Timbers tickets include free food and nonalcoholic beverages. Thorns tickets are about 10 rows up from the northwest corner.

Not only will you be able to cheer on two amazing teams in great seats, but you’ll also be decked out in the appropriate gear. No cleats required. Ticket dates will be determined after purchase.

Coordinated by: Lori Townzen Value: $1,100 Donated by Nadine Zaouk-Strapart’s 3rd Grade Class

Car Emergency Kit

Stranded? Snowstorm? Earthquake? Stuck in your car? No need to worry now. With this deluxe emergency kit that fits in the trunk of your car, you have the power to overcome any adversity that comes your way. Tucked away in a waterproof and lightweight carrying case are all the supplies you can imagine desiring in your most desperate times.

Coordinated by: Laurel Hallock Koppelman Value: $200 Donated by Stéphanie Nicollet's 3rd Grade Class

Sushi Basket

Love sushi? This is the ulitmate sushi-lovers basket. Take a trip to Uwajimaya to stock up with all your favorites at home to use with your deluxe sushi-making kit. Enjoy with a bottle of sake, and when you need a night out, have the sushi chefs at Masu Sushi show you how it’s done!

Coordinated by: Laura Donegan Value: $350 Donated by Françoise Coulon-Lantz's 4th Grade Class

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Apothecary Basket

The kids in Mr. Billeaud’s 4th grade class have gone on a scentual adventure through time and space to create this very special, 100 percent natural perfume blended just for the Gala! Will the theme be Paris in the '20s? Monte Carlo in the '50s? Marrakesh in the '60s? New York in the '80s? Budapest in the '90s? You will have to wait and see… and smell for yourself! But expect it to be loaded with the most exotic natural scent notes from Damascus Rose to Italian Neroli, jasmine sourced from Grasse, with notes of Tonka bean, tobacco, Cognac, juniper, orris root…the story and the scent will be yours to cherish. Your personal perfume will be accompanied by a sumptuous selection of some of Portland’s finest natural skin care and aromatherapy body care products courtesy of FAIS family brands Kensington Apothecary and Valentina’s Naturals. Courtesy of Finn Batz’s mom.

Coordinated by: Claudia Batz Value: $250 Donated by David Billeaud's 4th Grade Class

American Girl Getaway

Give your child a memorable experience at the American Girl Seattle boutique located at Alderwood Mall, just north of Seattle, including a deluxe overnight for your child and their American Girl doll. Stay overnight at the Marriott Residence Inn, a short walk to Alderwood Mall and American Girl Seattle, where the hotel features the "American Girl Package," creating the ultimate child’s getaway. The "American Girl Package" includes: deluxe overnight accommodations at the Marriott Residence Inn, including doll bed, robe, and slippers for your child’s doll; cookies and milk at check-in; and pink heart-shaped waffles for breakfast. You'll also receive a $150 American Girl gift card to use for your AG boutique visit, where your child’s doll can experience hairstyling, ear piercing, nail painting, and pampering.

Coordinated by: Megen Brundage Value: $400 Donated by Jean-François Lamy's 4th Grade Class

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Bookworm Basket

Take home this amazing basket of books that is perfect for your little bookworm! This basket includes one Kindle for Kids—the latest Kindle without sponsored screensavers. Set reading goals and track progress with Kindle FreeTime. There are zero distractions—unlike tablets, Kindle is designed just for reading. Power up a reader’s vocabulary with tools like Word Wise and Vocabulary Builder. Kindle doesn’t come with a backlight, meaning bedtime starts once the lights are out. Included: protective cover, $50 Amazon gift card to purchase ebooks for your new kindle, Amazon 5W USB Official OEM Charger and Power Adapter for Fire Tablets and Kindle eReaders, and a varied collection of French books for your child to enjoy (ages 9-12 or older)! Happy reading!

Coordinated by: Kathy Simpson Value: $220 Donated by Aurore Molerus's 5th Grade Class

Build a Bar

Whether you’re an aficionado or a novice, Meehan’s Bartender Manual will make you look like a professional. Coupled with your own set of sleek new bar tools and a matching jigger, you’re just about to be dangerous. Two hand-blown glasses made right here in Portland allow you to gaze at the wonder of Oregon’s peaks while sipping your handcrafted cocktail, served up or over your new king or sphere ice molds. We even threw in a locally-crafted vodka and tasting experience to get the creative juices flowing.

Coordinated by: Elizabeth Meyer Value: $272 Donated by Cedric Strapart’s 5th Grade Class

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Portland Music Scene

From the Kingsmen to the Dandy Warhols to the Decemberists, Portland has a rich history of rock music and rock musicians. Time to join the club! This basket contains all you need to start down the path to rock glory (but BYOB): • • • •

Gretsch Duosonic Guitar with Bibgsy vibrato kit and matching guitar case $50 gift card from Guitar Center, good for two guitar lessons $50 gift certificate to Everyday Music, Portland’s largest vinyl and CD selection $100 gift certificate to Revolution Hall, good for any coming attractions.

Rock on!

Coordinated by: Adam Anderson Value: $600 Donated by Thierry Anne's 5th Grade Class

Les Misérables Basket

This Les Misérables basket includes two tickets to Les Misérables in June, a gift certificate for dinner out, and an Uber gift card to make a date night of it!

Coordinated by: Laura Donegan Value: $400 Donated by Gilkey International Middle School 6th Grade

Weekend in Portland

Yes, it rains quite often in Portland, but there are so many fun things to do, rain or shine!

This basket is not only a handy (and oh-so-hip) container to take to the farmers' market, its contents will inspire and enable a variety of weekend jaunts. Whether you’re in the mood for picking up a treat on your way to Powell’s bookstore, finding a new trail to hike, visiting Pittock Mansion to see the Christmas décor, or if you just want to brew up a pot and stay home with a raucous card game, this basket won’t leave you short on ideas for the whole family!

Coordinated by: Ursula Garcia Value: $400 Donated by Gilkey International Middle School 6th Grade

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Breakfast in Bed

Sometimes a morning in bed is just what the doctor ordered, and this basket will provide everything you need to enjoy it properly. A luxurious scented candle (Citrus Berry, Breakfast Room) by LAFCO House & Home will set the ambiance, as will two petal-pink embroidered pillowcases from Restoration Hardware. Your crĂŞpe maker and mix from Williams-Sonoma will make a delicious but light breakfast, topped off with mimosas with Veuve Clicquot served in two beautiful flutes. Now this is the right way to start your day!

Coordinated by: Helen Townes Value: $300 Donated by Gilkey International Middle School 8th Grade

Salon Parties 2018 to be determined

KIDS GLASS BLOWING WITH AARON FRANKEL

GARNISH PARTY

Saturday, September 22, 2018 2:00-4:00 PM

DAVID FAMILY WINES TASTING

to be determined

CINCO DE MAYO

ADULT GLASS BLOWING WITH AARON FRANKEL

Saturday, May 5, 2018 5:30-9:00 PM

Saturday, September 22, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM

ATHLETA SHOP & SWEAT

PDX CHILD ARTS STUDIO

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 7:00-9:00 PM

Sunday, September 23, 2018 10:00-11:30 AM

MOFFETT WINES

KOREAN BBQ

Saturday, June 9, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM

Saturday, October 6, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM

SAKE BOMB!

CRÊPE PARTY

Saturday, June 16, 2018 6:00 PM

Saturday, October 13, 2018 7:00-9:00 PM

BOLLYWOOD BOHO SUMMER NIGHT

RACLETTE DINNER

Saturday, June 23, 2018 6:00 PM

Saturday, November 10, 2018 6:30-10:30 PM

MARGARITAS FOR MOMS

GIFT WRAPPING PARTY

Saturday, September 15, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM

Salon Parties David Family Wines Tasting

Learn more about winemaking directly from the source with Michelle Reeves, winemaker at David Family Wines, hosted at the lovely home of Grayson and Jack Dempsey. Plan to get your hands dirty during this interactive wine tasting, and 10 percent of the proceeds from all wine purchased that evening will be donated back to the School.

Date: To be determined Value: $75 Donated by Michelle Reeves and Grayson Dempsey

Garnish Party

Enjoy a private shopping party at Garnish with 12 guests. Sip wine and enjoy appetizers as designer Erica Lurie and her team of stylists select outfits for each of you. Garnish features limited-edition, locally made accessories and clothing in women's sizes XS-XL. Date: To be determined Value: $25 Donated by Megan Bours

Cinco de Mayo

Come and celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a true Mexican flare! We’ll have live mariachis, make-your-own burritos station, tamales, Mexican desserts, margaritas, and Mexican beer for you. Organize a group with your friends or make new ones at the party! Open to guests 21 and over only. Date: Saturday, May 5, 2018 5:30 - 9:00 PM Value: $75 Donated by Denisse Reyes & Matt Conine and Danny & Darine Sadakah

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Athleta Shop & Sweat

Come for the workout; stay for the shopping! There will be a fabulous Athleta trainer-led workout followed by refreshments and shopping. Athleta will be donating 10 percent of sales back to FAIS. This Salon Party is perfectly timed for summer and outdoor workout adventures!

Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2018 7:00-9:00 PM Value: $25 Donated by Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw

Moffett Wines

Join winemaker Trent Moffett of Moffett Vineyards and FAIS parent hosts Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw and Andrew Kilshaw for a fun and educational tasting of Napa and Willamette Valley wines. Trent is a second-generation vintner from the Napa Valley, and has been producing wine for over 23 years. You will have the opportunity to taste a large array of wines, valued from $25 to $120 per bottle. At the end of the night, you'll have the opportunity to purchase your favorites, and 25 percent of the night’s sales will be donated back to FAIS. Date: Saturday, June 9, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM Value: $75 Donated by Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw & Andrew Kilshaw

Saké Bomb!

Join Paul Willenberg, WSET Level 3 saké retailer and educator, as he guides you through six different sakés. You’ll learn about brewing methods, how to taste it, how to pair it with food, and keywords to look for when ordering off a menu. Hosted at the home of Bonnie Stewart and Norm Auzins. Appetizer pairings provided.

Date: Saturday, June 16, 2018 6:00 PM Value: $65 Donated by Bonnie Stewart & Norm Auzins and Michelle & Paul Willenberg

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Bollywood Boho Summer Night

Join us for your own private party in our backyard with Bollywood music, light Indian snacks and drinks, a photo booth, and dancing!

Date: June 23, 2018 6:00 PM Value: $50 Donated by Deepali & Naveen Kalia

Margaritas for Moms

School’s in? It’s time to celebrate at Margaritas for Moms! An evening of margartitas and nibbles to kick-start the 2018-19 school year, hosted at the home of Grayson and Jack Dempsey and co-hosted by Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw and Andrew Kilshaw. Don’t miss out on this evening of friends! Open to guests 21 and over only.

Date: Saturday, September 15, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM Value: $75 Donated by Grayson & Jack Dempsey and Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw & Andrew Kilshaw

Kids Glass Blowing with Aaron Frankel

Few experiences compare to breathing life into hot glass, melting color into form, and shaping molten liquid into durable art. This salon party is ideal for CHILDREN with no previous experience—they’ll learn the skills to explore their creativity and discover their artistic side.

Date: Saturday, September 22, 2018 2:00-4:00 PM Value: $50 Donated by Amy Hamdan and Aaron Frankel

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Adult Glass Blowing with Aaron Frankel

Few experiences compare to breathing life into hot glass, melting color into form, and shaping molten liquid into durable art. This salon party is ideal for adult students with no previous experience—you’ll learn the skills to explore your creativity and discover your artistic side.

Date: Saturday, September 22, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM Value: $50 Donated by Erin Dhruva and Aaron Frankel

PDX Child Arts Studio

Dress kids for a FUN mess! The PCAS staff will facilitate teacher-led art activities, including play-based drawing, collage, painting, fingerprinting, mono-printing, and sculpture. Mimosas provided for the parents; donuts and snacks for the kids. Note: The paint is non-toxic, but stains.

Date: Sunday, September 23, 2018 10:00 - 11:30 AM Value: $40 Donated by Jennifer Martindale

Kalbi, Cocktails, and K-Pop

June Kim, Jennifer Um, and Christine Chang invite you to join them for an evening of kalbi and cocktails! In addition to kalbi, our Korean barbecue will feature other favorite dishes such as kimbop, japchae and, of course, kimchee—to be enjoyed while sampling soju cocktails and listening to the best of Korean K-Pop. Hosted at the home of Christine Chang and Eric Samuels. Open to guests 21 and over only.

Date: Saturday, October 6, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM Value: $75 Donated by Christine Chang & Eric Samuels, June Kim, and Jennifer Um

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Crêpe Party

Come and get your French on with a generous sampling of both savory and sweet crêpes, with fillings ranging from Grand Marnier to Gruyère, accompanied by the traditional cider, bien sûr! Guests who want to flip a little are welcome to try their hand at crêpemaking, but you’re also welcome to just spoon on the cream, and enjoy.

Date: Saturday, October 13, 2018 7:00-9:00 PM Value: $50 Donated by Ursula Garcia

Raclette Dinner

Join Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw & Andrew Kilshaw and Regan & Tom Nelson for a night of French chalet fare, including raclette and fondue. French cheese, cured meats, and potatoes paired with Savoie wines will have you longing for the Alps. If you’ve never been to a raclette dinner, this is a dining experience not to miss!

Date: Saturday, November 10, 2018 6:30-10:30 PM Value: $75 Donated by Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw & Andrew Kilshaw and Regan & Tom Nelson

Gift Wrapping Party

Join us for some good holiday cheer while getting those final gifts wrapped up. We’ll provide everything you need—paper, bows, and tags… just bring up to 10 gifts to wrap while chatting with friends, and support the School at the same time. Mulled wine, snacks, and holiday cookies provided. Located at FAIS' Rose Préau Commons.

Date: Tuesday, December 18, 2018 6:00-9:00 PM Value: $35 Donated by Bonnie Stewart and Mary O’Connor

谢谢 Thank you!

Merci! Danke! ¡Gracias!

谢谢 Thank you!

Merci! Danke! ¡Gracias!

DAY-OF GALA VOLUNTEERS Dana Amunategui

Jonathan Jensen

John Beight

Suzanne Jensen

Lori Beight

Sophie Kellogg

Kelley Blaine

Amy Knobbs

Marie-Anne Cesco

John Mayer

Nicole Chamberlin

Andy Rome

Seth Chamberlin

Andrea Sayers

Scott Clendenning

Craig Sayers

Karl Drucks

Nancy Sims

Laura Drucks

Ted Sims

Juliana Gellman

Christina Tempelaar-Lietz

Dorian Gurney

Sandra Vidackovic

Melissa Jaffee

Bing Wang

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