Evening Program & Auction Catalog A BENEFIT FOR THE HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
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his year’s theme for Tuxes & Tails is ‘Reigning Cats & Dogs.’ Tonight we honor those who we so joyfully serve – the animals that reign in our hearts and homes. This evening also reminds us that improving the lives of people and animals in our community, as well as making Hawaii more animal-friendly, are noble endeavors. Hawaii’s royals were famously fond of animals. King Kalakaua was a founding member of the Hawaiian Humane Society, which organized in 1883. Kamehameha II’s loyal dog, Evalaina, maintained his station outside the door of the King’s tomb for nearly two years. Kamehameha V kept a pampered pet parrot named Pahua, who lived at Iolani Palace. Queen Liliuokalani’s pet tortoise was also well known throughout the Hawaiian Kingdom. Your attendance tonight makes it possible for us to protect animals from abuse, place homeless animals with families and teach children about compassion for all living creatures. Thank you for your commitment and support. We hope you enjoy tonight’s festivities. Mahalo,
Pamela Burns President & CEO
Rick Zwern Board Chair
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The Royal Family Tuxes & Tails Committee Mary Philpotts McGrath & Alice Robinson Event C hairs
Ginny Tiu
Table Sales C hair
Vicky Cayetano & Carol Pregill Auction C hairs
Barbara Campbell Marivic Dar John Doty Josh Feldman Ernie Fukeda John Geppert Richard Kennedy Patty Kort Mi Kosasa Susan Kosasa Naomi Loewe
Anna Meng Mark Nakatsukasa Steven Prieto Dorna Robinson Larry Rodriguez Marissa Cayetano Ross Marlene Tom Jack Tyrrell Yilan Wilcox Alan Yamamoto Kathleen Yoshinaga
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Program Cocktails & Royal Pooches 6:00
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Silent Auction
6:00
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Royal Feast 7:00
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Live Auction 8:45
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Dancing 9:30
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Music by Jordan Segundo & Nueva Vida with Rocky Brown
Proceeds Benefit the Hawaiian Humane Society The Hawaiian Humane Society is an education and advocacy organization which also shelters, protects, rescues, reunites and rehomes animals. It is Oahu’s only open-admission shelter that welcomes all animals. Established in 1883, this nonprofit organization is not a chapter of any group as there is no national humane society. Gifts made directly to this independent, local organization help local animals and people. Visit HawaiianHumane.org to learn more.
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Your Majesty Our Sponsors
Keys to the Kingdom
Bob & Frances Bean Charlie Bean Joan Bellinger Tom & Mi Kosasa Mary Philpotts McGrath / Alice Robinson Ginny Tiu – In loving memory of William & Patricia Tiu
Your Royal Highness
Catherine Conrad Elizabeth Grossman Susan Kosasa / Mark & Carol Solien Schuler Family Foundation
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The Imperial Treatment
Governor Ben & Vicky Cayetano Family Health Hawai‘i Gil & Shareen Sato / Gilford Sato & Associates, CPAs Mike & Sandy Hartley Hawai‘i Gas Alan & Sylvia Ho / Jade Dynasty City Mill Company / Diane M. Kimura & William J. Nagle III Jim & Lynn Lally Tom Markson & Jan Gardner Mary Philpotts McGrath / Alice Robinson Wayne Pitluck & Judy Pyle Simplicity HR by ALTRES Tori Richard Jack & May Tyrrell / Rainee Barkhorn Charitable Foundation United Laundry Services Mary Weyand / Laurie Foster Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman / Dr. Eric & Lori Ako
A Fanciful Affair
Bob & Kelly Armstrong / Michael & Marlene Tom Bank of Hawaii Cades Schutte Central Pacific Bank Christopher & Marcia Croft John & Christina Doty Ernst & Young First Hawaiian Bank First Insurance Company of Hawaii Peter Fong / Ginny Tiu HMSA Charlyn Honda Masini Hunt Development / Bays Lung Rose Holma Insurance Associates Kaiser Permanente Kiewit Building Group, Inc. MW Group Jim Nabors & Stan Cadwallader Sofos Realty Corporation Stanford Carr Development Dr. Sue Sylvester-Palumbo / The Cat Clinic Zephyr Insurance Company
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Luxury of Time Chanel J12 Black Watch Giveaway Our crown jewel for the evening is a stunning Black Chanel J12 watch. Be the envy of your friends with this gorgeous timepiece. Simply make a donation of $25 for one ticket or $100 for five tickets to be entered to win. Generously donated by Chanel, this stunning piece has a 33mm black ceramic case, black lacquered dial with 12 diamond hour markers, scratch resistant sapphire crystal, quartz movement and a black ceramic bracelet. Water resistant up to 200 meters. Value: $6,100 Donor: Chanel
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A San Francisco Royal Escape
Escape to the City by the Bay! Follow the footsteps of King Kalakaua with a three-night stay at The Palace Hotel where the king once stayed. “Owners Tickets” for two to a San Francisco Giants baseball game, with VIP parking and exceptional Dim Sum at Yank Sing. 150,000 AAdvantage miles from American Airlines that can be used in a variety of ways including two first-class tickets, four coach tickets and more for travel anywhere in the U.S. The Palace Hotel is based on availability and is not transferable. Valid through April 4, 2016. Baseball tickets are limited to the 2015 season and not for resale to general public. Restaurant gift certificate is limited to opening hours and valid through April 5, 2016. Deposit miles into your AAdvantage account. Value: Priceless Donor: American Airelines, The Palace Hotel, Duane K. Kurisu & Yank Sing
A Majestic Evening in Lush Nuuanu
Enjoy a dinner party for 16 in a 90-year-old historic Hawaiian home of celebrated interior designer and author Mary Philpotts McGrath. Her charming home is nestled on an acre of rainforest with a babbling brook nearby. With stunning gardens that are the envy of garden clubs near and far, this home has been featured in national magazines and was named Metropolitan Home magazine’s “Home of the Year.” MW’s dynamic Chef duo Wade and Michelle Ueoka will tantalize your guests with their mouthwatering creations. Date must be mutually agreeable to host and buyer. Value: Priceless Donor: Mary Philpotts McGrath & MW Restaurant 7
LIVE AUCTION
Live Auction
Maestros of Music & Cuisine
Act I: Hawaii Symphony Orchestra’s 2015 “Season Finale with JoAnn and Jake” on June 7 at 4 pm with JoAnn Falletta conducting and Jake Shimabukuro starring on ukulele. Act II: Sumptuous feast for 16 guests at Chef Chai featuring a custom menu designed by Chef Chai. Date must be mutually agreeable to host and buyer. Value: Priceless Donor: Hawaii Symphony Orchestra & Ginny Tiu & Chef Chai
Dine in the Lap of Lanikai Luxury
Twelve guests can enjoy a private chef experience in the home of Elizabeth Grossman. This oceanfront gem of Lanikai offers breathtaking views of the Pacific against a backdrop of a lush Kailua hillside. One of the most envied residences along the windward shore, this home holds Elizabeth’s private collection of impressive contemporary art. The evening features entertainment as available and the culinary creations of The Food Company Café’s Chef Jason Kiyota with the Humane Society’s Pamela Burns, Rick Zwern, Ginny Tiu and Elizabeth Grossman as waiters. Retired from her career in Wall Street, Elizabeth is a Hawaiian Humane Society board member and shares her life with horses Magic, Boomer, Dakota and Virgil along with her dog Lulu. Date must be mutually agreeable to host and buyer. Value: Priceless Donor: Elizabeth Grossman
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Six can set sail at sunset in luxury on a private yacht with a gourmet dinner by Chef Andrew Stone and Chef Phillippe Padovani and fireworks. From Hawaii’s Original Luxury Ocean Experience Company HawaiiYachts.Com/Global Ocean Club. Date must be mutually agreeable to host and buyer. Value: Priceless Donor: HawaiiYachts.com
Royal Retreat to Napa
Retreat to Eagle Summit for seven nights at the Doty’s secluded vineyard home, nestled on Howell Mountain about 15 minutes from Napa Valley. The four-bedroom and 3.5 bath estate comfortably accommodates four couples and features a gourmet kitchen, fireplace and bocce court. A 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon magnum is the perfect prelude to your VIP Tour and Tasting of Grgich Hills Estate Winery for four people. Includes 160,000 Hawaiian Air miles for two round-trip coach tickets anywhere in the U.S. Humane Society Board member John Doty is former owner of JMD Beverages and shares his life with his cat Makana. Accommodations based on availability. Winery gift certificate valid through April 4, 2016. Hawaiian Airlines miles must be deposited into your Hawaiian Air account by May 4, 2015. Value: Priceless Donor: John & Tina Doty, Hawaiian Airlines & Grgich Hills Estate
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LIVE AUCTION
Sailing in Paradise at Sunset
Dine at Diamond Head with The Nabors
Dinner for 16 at the Diamond Head estate of Jim Nabors and Stan Cadwallader. Dinner is prepared especially for you by The Pacific Club’s Executive Chef Eric Leterc. Wine pairings donated by Bob Bean and a special performance by pianist Ginny Tiu. Stan Cadwallader serves on the board of directors of the Hawaiian Humane Society and he and Jim share their lives with dogs Daisy, Jimbo and Candy. Date must be mutually agreeable to host and buyer. Value: Priceless Donor: Jim Nabors & Stan Cadwallader, Bob & Frances Bean & Ginny Tiu, Chef Eric Leterc of The Pacific Club
A Warm & Soft Place to Sleep
Sponsor a dog kennel or cat condo at the Hawaiian Humane Society and your name will be featured on the kennel or condo for a year. For $1,500 for dogs and $1,000 for cats, your donation provides a bed, toys and treats for a year for all who stay in that kennel or condo. Get ready to raise your hand for the animals at tonight’s live auction.
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All About the Auction Buy-It-Now! All auction items will have a “Buy-It-Now” price, which enables the buyer to take the item immediately and avoid checkout at the end of the event. Wines can be enjoyed with tonight’s dinner. Payment All auction payments are due tonight by cash, check or credit card. Guests are strongly encouraged to pre-register their credit card at check-in, which expedites checkout following the auction. Cashiers accept American Express, Visa, Discover or MasterCard. Checkout opens at 9:45 p.m. outside of the Monarch Room in the auction area. The Hawaii state retail tax of 4.712% will be added to all purchases. Making Your Auction Bid Successful All offerings are subject to a minimum starting bid and minimum increase. Bids that are less than the minimum increase will be void. Each new bid must be written on the first available line on the bid sheet. Your bid number and/or name must be clearly printed. Illegible or incomplete bids will be considered void. The highest bid at 8:30 p.m. wins. The Hawaiian Humane Society reserves the right to withdraw any item from the auction prior to the call for bids. Tax Deduction The amount of your purchase that exceeds the fair market value is tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor regarding amounts that are deductible. No exchanges or refunds on auction items will be allowed unless indicated by the donor. All items must be claimed on April 4 unless the size or quantity prevents removal. All arrangements and expenses for delivery are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder. The Humane Society will attempt to accommodate delivery of large items if assistance is requested. Each item is “as-is” without warranty. Values assigned to some items being auctioned are estimates only. Items are not guaranteed by the Hawaiian Humane Society, which makes no representation of any kind, expressed or implied, with respect to items offered. Certificates for dining generally do not include tax, gratuity and alcoholic beverages unless specified by donor. The State of Hawaii now levies a daily tax of $10 on each transient accommodation, such as a hotel room night, that is furnished on a complimentary or gratuitous basis, or otherwise at no charge. This tax generally applies to all hotel stays within the state of Hawaii that are part of our auction offerings and will usually be collected at the time of checkout.
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Silent Auction Lavish Destinations 101
WestJet
Jet to Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe or your favorite U.S. city with two round-trip coach tickets. Flights must be a round trip and blackout dates apply. Not transferable. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $2,900 Donor: WestJet
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The Royal Hawaiian
Two-night stay in a Royal Ocean Room in this historic five star luxury collection resort. Valid through April 4, 2017. Value: $1,950 Donor: The Royal Hawaiian – A Luxury Collection Resort
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Vacation in Vegas
Package includes round-trip airfare for two, accommodations up to five nights at the iconic California, Fremont or Main Street Station hotel, meals and airport transfers. Valid through September 30, 2015. Value: $1,850 Donor: Vacations Hawaii
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Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
Three nights in ocean-view accommodations at this beachside resort. Blackout dates apply. Valid through May 31, 2016. Value: $1,707 Donor: Waikiki Beach Marriot Resort & Spa
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Trump International Hotel
Two-night stay in a Deluxe Studio Ocean Room in this fivestar luxury hotel, offering vibrant entertainment, exclusive boutiques and world-class restaurants. Blackout dates apply and based on space availability. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $1,502 Donor: Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk
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Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel
Two nights in a one-bedroom Deluxe Oceanfront Suite with breathtaking views of surfers, sailboats and a spectacular Waikiki sunset from your private lanai. Valid through April 30, 2016. Value: $1,434 Donor: Aston Hotels & Resorts and Aqua Hospitality
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Moana Surfrider
Two-night stay in a Deluxe Diamond Ocean Room. Includes Moana Classic Tea for two at The Veranda in this legendary landmark, often referred to as the "First Lady of Waikiki." No cash value. Valid through April 30, 2016. Value: $1,415 Donor: Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa
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The Modern Honolulu
Two-night stay in an ocean-terrace room with daily breakfast at The Grove. Blackout dates apply. Value: $1,295 Donor: The Modern Honolulu
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Outrigger Reef on the Beach
Two-night stay and dining certificate to Kani Ka Pila Grill on the beach in the heart of Waikiki. Subject to availability. Valid through June 21, 2016. Value: $1,200 Donor: Outrigger Enterprises
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Hilton Hawaiian Village
Two-night stay in ocean-view accommodations at this 22-acre village-style resort that features 90 shops and boutiques. Subject to availability with two-week advanced notification. Valid through February 4, 2016. Value: $898 Donor: Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort
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Waikiki Parc Hotel
Two-night stay in an ocean-view room with complimentary parking at this boutique hotel. Based on availability. Value: $882 Donor: Waikiki Parc Hotel
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Hawaii Prince Hotel
One-night stay in the best room available at this hotel that features all oceanfront accommodations and a seafood dinner buffet for two at the Prince Court. Based on availability. Blackout dates: July 3 to July 7, 2015, December 23, 2015 to January 2, 2016. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $644 Donor: Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki and Golf Club
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Aina Nalu
Two-night stay in the heart of Lahaina, which is just steps from shopping and dinning on world-famous Front Street. Value: $500 Donor: Anonymous
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DoubleTree by Hilton Alana
One-night stay in a partial ocean-view room in this hotel that features a tasty welcome with the hotels signature chocolate chip cookies. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $289 Donor: DoubleTree by Hilton Alana Waikiki
Aulani – A Disney Resort & Spa
Two-night stay in a poolside, garden-view room at Hawaii's only hotel that mixes Hawaiian culture and Disney fun. Blackout dates apply. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $1,188 Donor: Aulani - A Disney Resort & Spa
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Mariposa
Lunch for 10 at Mariposa, featuring a special menu prepared by Executive Chef Marc Freiberg. Includes a gift from Christian Dior for each guest and one beauty basket and spa treatment for you. Blackout dates: holidays. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $1,000 Donor: Neiman Marcus Honolulu
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Le Bistro I
A wine-paired dinner for six guests that is prepared by Chef Alan Takasaki. Value: $900 Donor: Chef Alan & Debbie Takasaki
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Le Bistro II
Elegant and intimate French cuisine by Chef Alan Takasaki highlighting local ingredients. Valid through March 2017. Value: $300 Donor: Albert & Dolores Bediones
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Le Bistro III
Elegant and intimate French cuisine by Chef Alan Takasaki highlighting local ingredients. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: Le Bistro
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Tango
A four-course dinner paired with a variety of wines for six guests. Not valid in December. Gratuity not included. Value: $600 Donor: Tango 16
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Orchids at Halekulani
Dinner for four guests at Orchids, Halekulani's oceanfront restaurant. Gratuity not included. Value: $500 Donor: Halekulani
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Superb Sushi
Value: $400 Donor: Superb Sushi
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Asian Mix
A takeout and catering restaurant that offers a variety of Chinese, Japanese and local favorites. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $275 Donor: Asian Mix
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McDonald's I
I'm Lovin' It: 25 sandwich coupons, 25 Happy Meal coupons, 25 Royal Kona coffee coupons and 25 McCafe beverage coupons. Cannot be used all at once. Valid through September 30, 2017. Value: $250 Donor: McDonald's Restaurants of Hawaii
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McDonald's II
I'm Lovin' It: 25 sandwich coupons, 25 Happy Meal coupons, 25 Royal Kona coffee coupons and 25 McCafe beverage coupons. Cannot be used all at once. Valid through September 30, 2017. Value: $250 Donor: McDonald's Restaurants of Hawaii
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DINING WINE
Action-station sushi catering from Hawaii's most experienced sushi bar caterer for 30 guests at your next party. Not valid in January or December.
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Michel's
A night of romance and classic French cuisine in a glorious experience along the slopes of Diamond Head at the Colony Surf. Value: $200 Donor: Michel's at the Colony Surf
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Baci Bistro
European cuisine with an Italian flair served in old-world ambience. Value: $200 Donor: Baci Bistro
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53 By the Sea I
Indulge in a fixed menu for two with breathtaking views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head. One certificate per transaction. Not valid with any other offer. No cash value. No change given. Value: $200 Donor: 53 By the Sea
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53 By the Sea II
Enjoy an unforgettable and enchanting dining experience surrounded by breathtaking views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head. One certificate per transaction. Not valid with any other offer. No cash value. No change given. Value: $200 Donor: Albert & Dolores Bediones
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Big Island Candies
Grand basket that includes an island shortbread dipped assortment, Kohala brownie assortment, Mika mints, milk chocolate macadamia nut trio, Bien Vivente ginger cookies, chocolate covered coffee beans and more. Value: $179 Donor: Big Island Candies
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Duke's Waikiki
Enjoy island favorites, American classics and drinks. No cash value and can not be used on logo merchandise. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $150 Donor: Duke's Waikiki
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Prince Court Restaurant
Eat a feast for a king at this dinner buffet for two at one of the best island buffets. Not valid on holidays or special events. Valid through April 4, 2016.
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Roy's Restaurant
The “Original Roy’s” experience at this family restaurant offering outstanding food and service. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: Roy's
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Hau Tree Lanai
Enjoy an elegant beachside lunch featuring tempting, traditional American and Asian inspired dishes. Valid through April 3, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: The New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel
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Eastern Paradise Restaurant
Where the love for Chinese cuisine thrives, this restaurant shares secret family recipes with kamaaina for over 30 years. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: Eastern Paradise Restaurant
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DINING WINE
Value: $104 Donor: Hawaii Prince Hotel and Golf Club
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Diamond Head Grill
Stop by a local favorite and enjoy fresh baked goods and more, nestled at the bottom of Diamond Head. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: Diamond Head Market & Grill
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CafĂŠ Laufer
Two "sweet chips" vouchers, which can be redeemed for two cakes. Value: $60 Donor: CafĂŠ Laufer
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Times Supermarkets
Stock up on groceries at any Hawaii Times Supermarket. Value: $50 Donor: Times Supermarkets
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Sabrina's Restaurant
Savor classic Italian dishes and pastas in an intimate bistro setting. Value: $50 Donor: Sabrina's Restaurant
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Panya Bistro
Hawaii's favorite bakery, bistro and bar serves delicious, homecooked, fresh and light comfort food. Value: $50 Donor: Panya Bistro
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Tea at 1024
Enjoy afternoon tea for two in a charming and historic setting that was voted "Best High Tea" by Honolulu Magazine. May not be combined with any other promotions. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $42 Donor: Tea at 1024
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Alan Wong’s
Dine at famed chef Alan Wong's restaurant. Valid through April 4, 2016.
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The Mandalay
Enjoy Cantonese cuisine and Hong Kong style dim sum in one of Oahu's most elegant and contemporary Chinese settings. Value: $200 Donor: The Mandalay
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DINING WINE
Value: $250 Donor: University Health Alliance
The Bootlery - A Royal Cellar
A special thanks to Steve Prieto & Richard Kennedy for hosting an event that collected many of these featured wines. Mahalo to John Doty for writing these descriptions of the wines. There are no refunds or exchanges as these wines are gifts from friends of the Humane Society.
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Joseph Phelps Insignia Napa Valley 2009, 2010 & 2011
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Joseph Phelps Insignia is where it all began for proprietary wine labels. A three-vintage vertical of Insignia. Robert Parker: 2009 (90 Points), 2010 (95 Points) and the 2011 (93 Points) Wine Spectator: 2009 (91 Points) and 2010 (94 Points). Value: $750 Donor: Dr. Sue Sylvester-Palumbo
Chateau Lafite Rothschild 2002
This is a medium-weight, quintessentially elegant style of Lafite with notes of lead pencil shavings along with black currants, plums and crushed rocks. Wonderfully pure, dense, with a deep ruby-purple color and loads of fruit, definition and a long finish, this is brilliant and elegant. Anticipated maturity: 2008 to 2025. Robert Parker 94 Points. Wine Spectator 95 Points. Value: $560 Donor: Manny & Marge Sylvester
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Chateau Lynch Bages Pauillac Grand Cu Classic 1989
A stunning bouquet offers classic notes of crème de cassis, subtle smoke, oak and graphite. Powerful and rich with some tannins still to shed at age 22, it is still a young adolescent in terms of its evolution and will benefit from another 4-5 years of cellaring. It should prove to be a 50 year wine. Robert Parker 99 Points. Wine Spectator 96 Points. Value: $335 Donor: Anonymous
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Opus One Napa Valley Red Wine 2005
Offers an extraordinary nose of violets, crème de cassis, charcoal and spring flowers. Gorgeously pure, opulently fullbodied with sweet tannins, superb concentration, and a low acid, ripe, tannic finish, it tastes like a top-notch vintage of ripe Bordeaux. Enjoy now or age for 20 to 25 years. Robert Parker 95 Points. Wine Spectator 90 Points. Value: $300 Donor: Anonymous
Three Jacqueline Greystone Vineyard Chardonnay 2013
Winery from the Suisun Valley in Northern California near Fairfield that offers tremendous high quality at a value. Value: $225 Donor: Jackie Takeshita
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Stag's Leap Wine Cellars "Artemis" Napa Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 & 2012
A mini vertical of an iconic Napa Valley Wine. Robert Parker says: "It offers delicious blackcurrant fruit, not as much complexity as some of Stag's other wines but an attractive meaty, rich blackcurrant fruitiness, well-integrated wood, and hints of spice and oak. It should drink well for 10 to 15 years." Robert Parker 90 Points. Value: $220 Donor: Ginny Tiu & Patty Kort
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Jordan Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 Features firm, ripe, tart blackberry and black cherry notes with a touch of black licorice, wet rock and smoke-laced oak – all in an elegant, medium-weight package. Drink now. Value: $200 Donor: Susan Kosasa 23
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Hess Collection Mount Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon 2011& Hess Collection "Allomi" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
Switzerland's Hess Family owns this Napa winery and vineyards on the volcanic slopes of Mount Veeder. Wine Enthusiast 91 Points. Value: $200 Donor: Patty Kort
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Mercury Head Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
Notes of blackcurrants, black raspberries, acacia flowers, cedar wood and espresso lend themselve to this full-bodied wine with sweet, well-integrated tannins and enough acidity for delineation and brightness. Enjoy now or aged for 20 to 25 years. Robert Parker 96 Points. Value: $150 Donor: Keoni & Jacque Vaughn
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Leonetti Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
Its Pauillac-like with its gorgeous crème de cassis, lead pencil shavings, tobacco leaf and graphite-styled aromas and flavors. Medium to full-bodied, pure, silky and layered on the palate with a broad frame and sweet tannin. Ready to drink but will evolve nicely for 5 to 7 years. Robert Parker 94 Points. Value: $150 Donor: Alice & Dorna Robinson
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Dunn Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 2003
Rich with surprisingly soft tannin, this wine exhibits briary mountain fruit, blackberries, blueberries and cassis, outstanding purity, full-bodied power and nicely integrated tannin. Can be drunk now or aged for 15 or more years. Robert Parker 95 Points. Wine Spectator 90 Points. Value: $150 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Two La Spinetta Vigneto Garretti Barolo 2009
The 2009 Barolo Vigneto Garetti. It shows great power and density with fleshy fruit, dried cherry and prune. The mouthfeel is round and dense and is supported amply by the firm tannins at the back. Anticipated maturity is betweeen 2015 to 2030. Robert Parker 95 Points. Value: $150 Donor: Jocelyn Bouchard & Martin Beardeaux
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A Tour of Tuscany
John Doty has put together 4 wines from four different Tuscany appellations. All are stellar regional examples and offer an all encompassing look at one of the most important appellations in the world of wine.
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Diamond Terrace "Diamond Terrace Vineyard" Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 1.5 liter
Born and raised in Hawaii, Maureen Doty Taylor, produced this wine with white grapes from a steep, terraced hillside vineyard on lower Diamond Mountain. Made by Napa superstar winemaker Thomas Brown. Superb in every facet with a lush nose, well-structured palate and a finish that lingers. Value: $125 Donor: Maureen & Hal Taylor
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Beringer Napa Valley Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
Rich, dense and chewy with ripe plum, blackberry, fresh earth and mineral flavors, this wine is framed by smoky, cedary oak. Intense and persistent, it ends with a mix of cherry and currant fruit. The tannins are firm but ripe. Best from 2009 to 2018. Robert Parker 95 Points. Wine Spectator 92 Points. Value: $120 Donor: Yilan Wilcox
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Value: $150 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Saunter Eagle Summit Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
Made with Humane Society Board member John Doty's grapes, this "is one of the finest 2011 Cabernets I have tasted. Boasting Thomas Brown as its winemaker, this is a great example of just how successful Howell Mountain was in 2011. The color is an opaque purple and the wine is rich, broad, authoritative, full bodied, pure and age worthy, yet accessible. One of the stars of the vintage, it should keep for 12 to 15 years," said Robert Parker. Robert Parker 94 Points. Value: $110 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Antica Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 (Antinori Family) & Wine Holder
Bursts with juicy plums, black cherries, mocha, spices and French oak – all of which come to life on a big, powerful frame. There is nothing subtle in this rich, intense Cabernet Sauvignon with a huge, juicy finish. Anticipated maturity: 2015 to 2025. Paired with a steel dog wine holder. Robert Parker 92 Points. Value: $100 Donor: Doug & Jane Deer, Jeff & Karen Deer & Carol & Mark Solien
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Robert Mondavi Oakville Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 & Wine Glasses
Shows good depth and spiciness with layers of blue and black fruit, mocha and cinnamon flow through to the finish. Anticipated maturity: 2012 to 2018. Paired with 4 crystal wine glasses. Wine Spectator 94 Points. Value: $100 Donor: Marivic Dar & Linda Lee
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Dunn Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2003
Possesses a deep, dark, primordial, blackberry and cassis fruit flavor intermixed with notes of flowers and minerals. It is impressively built, rich and intense with the gorgeous fruit purity evident in all the Dunn Cabernets. Anticipated maturity: 2007 to 2020+. Robert Parker 91 Points. Value: $100 Donor: Pamela Burns
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ES Block 7 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir 2010
Dark purple red with aromas of ripe, red cherry with black tea notes and hints of black olives and black cherry. There is a lot of lift to the aroma and this carries through to the entry with ripe, rich dark red cherry and blackberry flavors with citrus hints.
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Lancaster Estate Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2010
The 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon is much more polished than the 2009 tasted alongside it. Smoke, tobacco, licorice and tar all flow as this sumptuous Cabernet shows off its sexy, undeniably appealing personality. Hints of mocha and espresso add a resonant warmth. Tannins are firm but seamlessly balanced. Anticipated maturity: 2014 to 2025. Robert Parker 92 Points. Value: $80 Donor: Richard Smith & David Griggs
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DuMOL Jack Robert's Run Russian River Valley Syrah 2009
Layered with blackberries, tar, graphite, incense, camphor and game, this wine boasts a mineral-drenched finish adds the last layer of complexity. Anticipated maturity: 2014 to 2024. Robert Parker 94 Points. Wine Spectator 91 Points. Value: $80 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Value: $85 Donor: Art Shimamura & Helen Ettlinger
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Cade Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 Balancing power with finesse, this wine offers intense blackberry, dusty rock, cedar, black licorice and dried herb flavors. Gains depth and nuance with tannins providing traction and definition. Best until 2024. Robert Parker 94 Points. Wine Spectator 93 Points. Value: $80 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Switchback Ridge Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Firm and muscular with dense, rich dark berry, currant and blackberry fruits that are complex, layered and tannic, yet with a supple edge and a long finish of melted black licorice. Enjoy now through 2024. Robert Parker 92 Points. Value: $80 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Glenmorangie Nectar D'or
A decade in Bourbon casks, plus an extra two years in Sauternes barriques yields a fresh honeysuckle and vanilla perfume and a super-smooth spirit with creamy honey and nut flavors with hints of dark chocolate and cinnamon. Very few spirits have such elegance and silky finesse. Wine Enthusiast 95 Points. Value: $80 Donor: Diane Oh Young
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Justin Isoscelies Paso Robles 2011
Classic lead pencil, cedar, hints of herbs and both cassis and currant-styled fruit in its approachable, full-bodied and elegant profile. It's beautifully made, has no hard edges and can be consumed anytime over the coming decade or more. Robert Parker 92 Points. Value: $79 Donor: Keoni & Jacque Vaughn
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Andrew Will Sorella Horse Heaven Hills 2009
Fresh and lively, this is juicy with blackberry and floral flavors that keep dancing deftly through the finish, framed with firm tannins, but staying harmonious and gaining in intensity with each sip. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Enjoy now through 2017. Robert Parker 93 Points. Value: $75 Donor: Alice & Dorna Robinson
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Miner Stagecoach Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Muscular if not trim and tough, this presents a taut, sharp band of cedar, tart berry and dried herb with a dash of black licorice on the finish. Best until 2021.
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Caymus Napa Valley 40th Anniversary Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
The wine's dense purple/black color is followed by copious quantities of crème de cassis and blackberry fruit, silky tannins, a voluptuous texture and stunning purity as well as length. This full-bodied effort is a fabulous example of Napa Cabernet and a tribute to this amazing family. Robert Parker 96 Points. Wine Spectator 91 Points. Value: $75 Donor: Mark & Karen Polivka
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Pahlmeyer Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir 2011
Elegantly styled with well-proportioned cherry, spice, freshturned earth, anise and cedar notes. Complex and detailed, showing vibrant acidity. Enjoy now through 2024. Wine Spectator 90 Points. Value: $75 Donor: Mi Kosasa
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Value: $75 Donor: Eric & Lissa Schiff
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Chalk Hill Estate Red Wine 2011
A gutsy effort that's taut, dense and firmly rich and extracted with loamy earth, dried dark berry, forest floor, mahogany and cedar notes. May always be a bit tannic and woodsy. Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Syrah and Carmenère. Enjoy now through 2025. Value: $70 Donor: Carol Pregill
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PRIDE Mountain Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon, 62% Sonoma Valley, 38% Napa County 2011
A blend of 92% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Merlot and 3% Petit Verdot, it was aged 20 months in 40% new French oak. It boasts ripe black raspberry and blackcurrant aromatics followed by a beautifully poised, pure, medium to full-bodied Cabernet with silky tannins. Enjoy now or within 10 years. Robert Parker 91 Points. Value: $70 Donor: Dr. Aleisha Swartz
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Cade Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
The 2011 vintage, despite being later and cooler than usual, produced wines with great color, intensity, and balanced mature tannins. The wine has aromas of cherry, raspberry, dried sage, vanilla extract and brambles. The density and weight in the palate is thick and velvety. The tannins are elegant, smooth and rich. Value: $70 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Far Niente Napa Valley Chardonnay 2013
The 2013 Far Niente Chardonnay harkens back to the wine's excellent consistency. A youthful wine at the moment that will age well over the next few years. Presently the oak is in the forefront; over time, everything will meld nicely and it won't take too long to get there. Wilfred Wong 90 Points. Value: $65 Donor: Eric & Lissa Schiff
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Chappellet Signature Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Classy and refined from the very first taste. All the elements are beautifully in place in this mid-weight Cabernet. The 2009 is 76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Malbec, 9% Merlot and 4% Petit Verdot. Anticipated maturity: 2017 to 2029. Robert Parker 90 Points. Wine Spectator 93 Points. Value: $60 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Bogle Phantom 2008 3 liters
A blend of predominately Petite Sirah and Old Vine Zinfandel with a touch of Old Vine Mourvedre, this is a yummy go-to nicely priced big red. Plenty of rich and jammy red fruit flavors, cherry, blackberry, raspberry, tobacco leaf, leather, dark spice and black pepper, married with supple tannins. The perfect wine for a cold night by the fireplace.
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Col D'Orcia Brunello Di Montalcino 2008
Sweet, rich, lush and layered, yet also remarkably light on its feet, the 2008 Brunello di Montalcino dazzles from start to finish. Sweet roses, red berries, flowers, mint and orange peel all take an appearance in this utterly impeccable polished Brunello. The aromas are naturally still quite primary, so some cellaring is advisable. Anticipated maturity: 2016 to 2038. Robert Parker 94 Points. Wine Spectator 91 Points. Value: $55 Donor: Mary Thotl
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Robert Craig "Affinity" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2011
A blend of 76% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Merlot, 10% Petit Verdot, 3% Cabernet Franc and 1% Malbec, this wine features a sweet core of blackcurrants, black cherries, graphite and toasty oak emerges from this wine along with velvety tannin. Enjoy over the next 7 to 8 years. Robert Parker 90 Points. Value: $52 Donor: Doug & Jane Deer & Jeff & Karen Deer
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Value: $60 Donor: John & Tina Doty
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Mumm Napa Valley Brut Prestige NV
Bright and tangy with a core of lemon and lime flavors that fan out on the palate to yield a toasty, fresh finish with hints of apple and pear. Value: $50 Donor: Marivic Dar
340
Seghesio Rockpile Zinfandel 2009
Big and jammy with white pepper and bright cherry aromas that lead to soft flavors of berry pie, vanilla and roasted underbrush. Tannins sneak in on the finish. Enjoy now through 2017. Wine Spectator 90 Points. Value: $50 Donor: Lisa Fowler
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Fleur De Fonplegade Saint Emilion Grand Cu 2006 From St. Emilion, this wine is 85% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Franc and 10% Cabernet Sauvignon. A bright ruby color with notes of raspberry and currant sustained by vanilla and cocoa. Value: $50 Donor: Michael & Marlene Tom
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Domaine Serene Yamhill Cuvee Pinot Noir 2011
Consistent from vintage to vintage as the “little sister” of the Evenstad Reserve Pinot Noir, the Yamhill Cuvée Pinot Noir is extremely approachable and well suited for everyday drinking. Wine Enthusiast 90 Points. Value: $50 Donor: Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman
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Two Turley Old Vine Zinfandel 2011
A zesty, charmingly racy red with licorice and black cherry aromas and zippy raspberry, dried sage and pepper flavors. Enjoy now through 2018. Robert Parker 90 Points. Wine Spectator 90 Points. Value: $80 Donor: Larry & Patricia Rodriguez
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The Prisoner Napa Valley Red Wine 2013
A creative blend of 44% Zinfandel, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Petite Sirah, as well as Syrah, Grenache and Charbono, this dense, full-bodied, opulent red reveals gutsy, rich, peppery, meaty, blackberry, blackcurrant and licorice notes. A savory, lusty, heady red, it begs for a grilled steak. Drink it over the next 4 to 5 years. Robert Parker 92 Points. Value: $40 Donor: Patty Kort
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Acorn "Medley" Alegria Vineyards Russian River Valley 2010
Value: $40 Donor: Alexander Silvert
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Dow's Vintage Port 1994
A powerful Port with intense aromas of raspberries, raisins, flowers and stems. Full-bodied and medium sweet, with a long, rich finish. Tannins pull at your palate. Robert Parker 97 Points. Wine Spectator 97 Points. Value: $100 Donor: Richard Kennedy & Steve Prieto
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A vineyard blend of 29% Syrah, 23% Zinfandel, 13% Alicante Bouschet, 10% Cinsaut, 8% Muscats, 5% Dolcetto, 5% Petite Sirah and 7% other varieties. Wild strawberry aromas lead the inviting nose of Acorn's signature field blend. Red fruits galore dot the palate which is juicy, welcoming and lush. Robert Parker 94 Points.
Your Majesty’s Pleasure 401
Hawaii Self Storage
Store your items in Hawaii's best and most trusted storage company. Enjoy a free 5"x10" storage unit for one year. Valid at all locations upon availability. Non-transferable or combinable with any other offer. No cash value. $25 administration fee. Must redeem by December 31, 2015. Value: $3,024 Donor: Hawaii Self Storage
402
Stylish Doggie Dinnerware
Treat your "best friend" like royalty with a MacKenzie-Childs dog suite. Furnishings in iconic Courtly Check pattern including pet bed, dish, placemat and more. Includes couture pet accessories. Value: $1,100 Donor: Neiman Marcus Honolulu
403
The Liljestrand House
Designed by Vladimir Ossipoff in 1948, the Liljestrand House is recognized as an outstanding example of mid-twentieth century Hawaiian modern architecture. Bob Liljestrand will host a wine and cheese reception for 12 people on a sunset tour of this historic Tantalus masterpiece. Not available on holidays or Christmas. Must be at least 15 years of age to attend. Valid through December 31, 2015. Value: $750 Donor: The Liljestrand House
404
Miele Cat & Dog Upright Vacuum
Keep your home tidy with the Miele Cat & Dog Upright Vacuum - created for pet owners. Value: $715 Donor: American Carpet One
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SwissGear I
SwissGear Wenger Lightweight Luggage: Three pieces: 20-inch Spinner, 24-inch spinner and 29-inch Spinner. Polypropylene lightweight components. Value: $720 Donor: Group III International
406
SwissGear II
Two SwissGear backpacks: Pink Fantasy and Navy Latitude/Track Print. Value: $90 Donor: Group III International
407
BMW Luggage
Value: $620 Donor: Group III International
408
Shine My Ride
40 car wash vouchers from McKinley Car Wash on Kapiolani Boulevard. Value: $530 Donor: McKinley Car Wash
409
Floral Workshop at Paiko
A flora crown workshop led by designer Tamara Rigney for six friends at Paiko in Kakaako. Workshop must be scheduled for the evening. No cash value. Value: $350 Donor: Paiko - Tamara Rigney
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BMW 26-inch black, wheeled duffel bag made of aviation grade aluminum, locking telescopic handle with dual-action release buttons, black. And BMW 18-inch Carry-all Duffel with webbing carry handles with magnetic leather wrap, black.
410
Celebrate Sake
The Joy of Sake celebrates Hawaii's 100 year love affair with sake—from the early days of Japanese immigration to the founding of the Honolulu Sake Brewery. Two tickets to The Joy of Sake and two gold medal sakes. Sake must be kept refrigerated. Value: $330 Donor: Joy of Sake
411
Luxurious Luggage
French West Indies carry-on complete with three Weekend Totes. Value: $300 Donor: Group III International
412
Shall We Dance I
Two hours of private dance instruction for ballroom, swing or Latin. Plus a salsa dance party at the studio. Valid through April 4, 2017. Value: $300 Donor: Dream to Dance
413
Shall We Dance II
Two hours of private dance instruction for ballroom, swing or Latin. Plus a salsa dance party at the studio. Valid through April 4, 2017. Value: $300 Donor: Dream to Dance
414
Golf Gear
Strut your stuff with an Ogio Shredder golf bag, a box of Titleist balls and two black Hydro Flasks. Value: $252 Donor: Roots and Relics Golf Shop & Ginny Tiu
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415
Gas & Go
Keep on truckin’ with Aloha Petroleum gift cards. Value: $250 Donor: Aloha Petroleum
416
Sports-O-Rama
Four upper-level basketball tickets to one session at the Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic and four football tickets on the mauka sideline for the Hawaii Bowl. Submit certificate by May 29, 2015. Valid for the 2015 season. Value: $232 Donor: Hawaii Bowl & Diamond Head Classic
417
A Night with Sweeney Todd
Value: $170 Donor: Hawaii Opera Theatre
418
Tee Time for Two
A round of golf for two, golf cart and GPS system are included at this challenging 18-hole championship golf course designed by Ted Robinson. Valid weekdays after 11 am through November 31, 2015. Value: $170 Donor: Ko Olina Golf Club
419
Beatle Mania Collection
“The Beatles Capitol Albums” CD set and “Summer of Love” CD Set, The Hits of 1967. No returns or exchanges. Value: $119 Donor: Anonymous
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LEISURE
Hawaii Opera Theatre serves up close shaves and meat pies with tickets for two to "Sweeney Todd" on April 28, 2015. No returns or exchanges. Complete and return certificate form by April 21, 2015.
420
For Quiet Moments
"Make & Give" craft project book, "Pugs in Public" and "The Ladies No. 1 Detective Agency" trilogy. No returns or exchanges. Value: $114 Donor: Anonymous
421
Hawaii Ballet's "Alice"
Tickets for two to Hawaii Ballet Theatre's Hawaii Premiere of "Alice (in Wonderland)" on August 7, 2015. Call by July 1, 2015 to arrange your tickets. Value: $100 Donor: Ballet of Hawaii
422
Tour Bishop Museum
The premier place to experience the history, arts and culture of the Hawaiian people with a family pass for four guests. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $80 Donor: Bishop Museum
423
Paper Crafter's Tool
The Ultimate Crafters Companion, an all-in-one scoring tool. Value: $60 Donor: Anonymous
424
Pamper your Puppy
A delightful gift basket for your favorite canine companion. Value: $50 Donor: Hawaii Pet Nanny
425
Special for Kitty
A joy-filled gift basket of goodies for your favorite feline. Value: $50 Donor: Hawaii Pet Nanny
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426
Young Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Enjoy free dry cleaning for a year. 12 months of $100 of dry cleaning per month.
Value: $1,200 Donor: Young's Laundry & Dry Cleaning
427
Marie Louise Fine Garment Cleaners
Hawaii’s Only Award of Excellence Cleaner since 2008. Value: $100 Donor: Marie Louise Fine Garment Cleaners
428
Personal Paw-ty Package
Celebrate your pooch's birthday with a personalized pup-cake, favors for 15 furry guests and more from Hawaii Doggie Bakery.
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LEISURE
Value: $110 Donor: Hawaii Doggie Bakery
In the Lap of Luxury 501
Pure Joy Day Spa I
A rejuvenating 90-minute facial in a private, serene atmosphere at Pure Joy Day Spa. Value: $100 Donor: Ryan Takaki
502
Pure Joy Day Spa II
A rejuvenating 60-minute massage in a private, serene atmosphere at Pure Joy Day Spa. Value: $79 Donor: Ryan Takaki
503
Pure Joy Day Spa III
A $250 gift certificate from Pure Joy Day Spa - a truly joyous indulgence. Value: $250 Donor: Network IP
504
Pamper Yourself
A complete set of pampering products including a Clarisonic, hyrdating facial cleanser and more from Pure Joy Day Spa. Value: $275 Donor: Ryan Takaki
505
Luxury at the Paul Brown Salon
Professional makeup application, lavish hair products and two hair cuts; one with Paul Brown and one with Davis Ngyuen. No substitutions or exchanges. Value: $450 Donor: Paul Brown Salons
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506
Pure Extravagance
A one-hour massage by Dustin Ebesu featuring his blended style of Swedish, shiatsu and deep tissue massage. Includes a bottle of SkinMedica TNS Essential Serum. By appointment only. Valid through April 30, 2017. Value: $335 Donor: Dustin Ebesu, LMT
507
Fit for a Queen
The "Ooh La La Beauty Basket" – a collection of deluxe beauty products. Value: $300 Donor: Mike De La Cruz & Wes Asari
508
Ultimate Opulence
Enjoy a little heaven on earth with this gift certificate towards any of their spa and beauty services. Valid through April 4, 2016.
509
Pebu Salon
Indulge in a relaxing and rejuvenating facial at Pebu Salon. Value: $150 Donor: Pebu Salon
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BEAUTY
Value: $200 Donor: Heaven on Earth Salon & Day Spa
Palatial DĂŠcor 601
"Mouthful" Gyotaku
"Mouthful" Gyotaku by Naoki depicts a 78-pound Ulua engulfing a Hee in a handcrafted mahogany frame. No returns or exchanges. Value: $1,850 Donor: Gyotaku by Naoki
602
Japanese Wood Block Print
1858 Japanese wood block print Kabuki Performance by Utagawa Kunisada. Value: $625 Donor: Pacific Asia Gallery
603
Mauna Kea Gallery Wine Decanter
Local artist Jonathan Swanz offers his handblown wine decanter masterpiece paired with a bottle of 2010 Chateau Deyrem Valentin Margaux. Value: $400 Donor: Mauna Kea Gallery
604
Anchor House Antiques I
Quaw Yiw Soapstone sculpture.
Value: $300 Donor: Anchor House Antiques
605
Anchor House Antiques II
Ornately framed original Victorian style painting on leather of a French legend Sarah Bernhardt. Circa 1890. Value: $400 Donor: Anchor House Antiques
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606
Koa Wood Pen & Letter Opener Set
Koa wood and turquoise pen and letter opener set. Value: $211 Donor: Simply Wood Studio
607
Koa Boxes
Two hand-crafted koa flip-top boxes. Value: $400 Donor: David LeFell
608
Hualalai Clear Day
Framed Giclee print of original watercolor Hualalai Clear Day that depicts Hualalai Volcano and Kailua-Kona. No returns or exchanges. Value: $370 Donor: Terry Cisco Watercolors
609
Unique High-Fire Ceramics I
High-fire ceramic bowl by Mark Yamakawa: A Jasper base glaze of royal blue with blue turile accent glaze. Value: $300 Donor: Mark Yamakawa
Unique High-Fire Ceramics II
High-fire ceramic bowl by Mark Yamakawa: A Jasper base glaze of royal blue and albany slip accent. Value: $300 Donor: Mark Yamakawa
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Captain Cook Voyage Engraving
18th Century original Webber engraving from Captain Cook's voyages, "An Offering before Capt. Cook in the Sandwich Islands." Value: $300 Donor: Mark & Carolyn Blackburn
612
Koa Platter & Chopsticks I
A finely-crafted footed koa tray by distinguished Kona artist Doni Reisland. No returns or exchanges. Value: $295 Donor: Carol Ann & Mark Solien
613
Koa Platter & Chopsticks II
A finely-crafted footed koa tray by distinguished Kona artist Doni Reisland. No returns or exchanges. Value: $295 Donor: Doni Reisland
614
Neko
Japanese Cat watercolor print. Circa 1950s. Value: $250 Donor: Mark & Carolyn Blackburn
615
C.S. Wo Metal Lanterns
A pair of metal decorative lanterns complete with two Velle Luminera candles. Value: $210 Donor: C.S. Wo & Sons
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616
Raku Server
"Blessed Heart" by Jeremy Diller from Raku Potteryworks. Value: $15 Donor: Nancy Tsui
617
The Blackburn Collection of Polynesian Art
Limited-edition book, "The Blackburn Collection of Polynesian Art", features Mark & Carolyn Blackburn's private collection of Polynesian works. Signed by Mark Blackburn. Value: $200 Donor: Mark & Carolyn Blackburn
618
Pet Portrait
A custom oil-painted portrait of your furry companion on canvas by local artist Melanie Johnson. Value: $200 Donor: Melanie Johnson
619
Lush Blooms
Two elegantly arranged potted phalaenopsis orchids. No returns or exchanges. Value: $190 Donor: The Blooming Pot
"Rover, Bow Wow Edition"
"Rover, Bow Wow Edition" coffee table book by Andrew Grant. No returns or exchanges. Value: $125 Donor: Anonymous
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620
621
Luxurious Linens
Conserto ensemble from the luxury design patterns of ToddAvery Lenahan exclusively for Standard Textile. Concerto pattern in ecru on bleached white background and white elevations duvet insert. Queen size. Value: $125 Donor: Standard Textile
622
Ginko in Gold Dish
A gold double compartment Ginko dish by Michael Aram. No returns or exchanges. Value: $100 Donor: Anonymous
623
Foundwood Tray & Napkins
A cutting and serving board handcrafted from reclaimed monkey pod. Plus 10 assorted napkins. No returns or exchanges. Value: $100 Donor: Foundwood
624
"The Adventures of Raggedy Ann & Andy"
Original cel from "The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy" with certificate of authenticity. No returns or exchanges. Value: $70 Donor: Anonymous
625
Bill Braden Art I
A small original oil painting on canvas by Bill Braden with easel. No returns or exchanges. Value: $35 Donor: Bill Braden Art
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Bill Braden Art II
"High Tide" and "Twin Sea" matted triptych Kailua seascapes and a pack of notecards by Bill Braden. No returns or exchanges. Value: $140 Donor: Bill Braden Art
627
Buddhist Temple Offering Vessel
Large offering vessel on pedestal from a Burmese Buddhist temple. Crafted in lacquered wood and gilded with gold leaf and mirrored glass. Circa 1700s. Value: $1,200 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
628
Antique Mother-of-Pearl Inlay Box
Vessel from Burma crafted of lacquered wood and intricate mother-of-pearl inlay. Value: $1,025 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
629
Pre-Columbian Bowl & Pottery Head
Pre Columbian artifacts that include a pottery bowl and head with certificate of authenticity. Circa 300 B.C. Value: $740 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
Pair of Teak Root Elephants
Set of two 19th-century handcarved elephants from Thailand. Value: $80 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
631
Northern Hill Tribe Hats
Set of three traditional hats handmade in Thailand by the Northern Hill Tribe. Value: $90 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber 47
ART
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632
Northern Thailand Loom with Woven Tapestries
A vintage loom from Northern Thailand and three woven tapestries. Value: $70 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
633
Set of Lacquered Bowls
Crafted of bamboo, set of three lacquered bowls in black, red and gold. Value: $500 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
634
Rajasthan Wall Hanging
Antique Indian wall hanging of patchwork from old Raj clothing. Value: $700 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
635
Indian Prince & Princess Rod Puppets
A set of Prince and Princess wedding puppets dating from 1995. Value: $450 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
636
Buddha Hand Fragments
Antique fragments of Buddha hands from Sukothai era. Value: $60 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
637
1981 Original Olomana Oil Painting
A miniature oil painting on canvas by P. Mazorlig-Kimminau in 1981 of Olomana Peak, Kailua. Value: $40 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
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638
Burmese Betel Nut Box
Burmese lacquered betel nut box dating from 19th century. Value: $200 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
639
Antique Mandolin
An antique Mandolin with original case. Value: $400 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
640
Seascape in Oil
1960 oil painting by Jean Walsh of Kailua seascape in original frame. Value: $700 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
641
Ocean in Oil
Original oil painting by J. Anderson of a seascape with original frame. Value: $700 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
642
Thai Musicians
Set of four Thai musicians crafted from plated nickle.
643
Lacquered & Ceramic Opium Pillow
An opium pillow crafted from blue and white ceramic and lacquered wood. Value: $60 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
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ART
Value: $60 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
644
Vintage Beaded Hand Bag
A vintage handbag with intricate gold beading. Value: $60 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
645
Traditional Jacket
A traditional style jacket handmade in Thailand by the Northern Hill Tribe. Value: $160 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
646
Gold Lacquered Bowls
A set of 10 black lacquer wood bowls with gold detailing. Value: $150 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
647
Bronze Elephant Weights
A complete set of six Thai elephant "opium weights" from the Norhtern Hill Tribe. Value: $90 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
648
Antique Bronze Bird Weights
Five antique bird weights dating from 1850. Value: $200 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
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Top Hats & Tiaras 701
Gold & Diamond Nautilus Necklace
Designed and crafted in Hawaii: a 14 karat yellow gold Nautilus pendant with 159 pavĂŠ diamonds totaling .65 carats and a 14 karat yellow gold flat cable neck chain. Value: $1,665 Donor: Maui Divers Jewelry
702
Jeweled Cuff I
Citrine, agate and baroque pearl in silver dipped in gold kamagong wood cuff. Value: $750 Donor: Linda Lee
703
Jeweled Cuff II
Cats eye crysoberyl set in metal dipped in zinc with preciosa crystals and kamagong wood. Value: $400 Donor: Linda Lee
704
Lapis Pendant Necklace with Earrings
Handcrafted silver with lapis carved stone and bone and lapis earrings. Value: $300 Donor: Teresa Webber
Animals on Parade Collection
Necklace, bracelet and earrings – an ensemble of whimsical, animal-themed ceramic beads. No returns or exchanges. Value: $200 Donor: The Meng Dynasty
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APPAREL
705
706
Necklace & Purse
Dress up your favorite little black dress with a bead and rhinestone necklace with coral and metal accents and a goldcoin evening bag. Value: $375 Donor: Anonymous
707
Embroidered Evening Bag & Pearls
A vintage Papillon Akihiro Domen embroidered evening bag and set of pearls. Value: $75 Donor: Anonymous
708
Montsuki I
Nui Mono kimono with red and blue silk knots. Includes turquoise colored stone necklace and raw diamond, goldplated earrings. Value: $180 Donor: Linda Lee
709
Montsuki II
Montsuki, Kimono inspired fashion. A vintage Japanese silk shibori and brocade bias cut quarter length sleeve blouse. Value: $415 Donor: Linda Lee
710
Gem Bracelet
A bracelet of pearls and turquoise. Value: $120 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
711
Jade & Gold Stick Pin
Jade and gold pin. Circa 1960. Value: $100 Donor: Joe & Teresa Webber
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712
Anne Namba Designs
A women's silk side drape top in tattoo print from Anne Namba, who designs exclusive silk print collections using Asian themes. May be exchanged for size. Value: $265 Donor: Anne Namba Designs
713
Woof
A men's shirt in Dog Print fabric by Ubercolor. Value: $150 Donor: Anonymous
714
Luxury Eyewear
A wardrobe of four Prada frames from Hawaii's luxury eyewear boutique. Value: $1,215 Donor: Hi-Trend Hawaii
715
Lauhala Hat I
A lauhala hat, that is completely handwoven in the ancient Hawaiian style, which is stitchless. Steve Prieto's creation is made from local lauhala harvested on Diamond Head. Value: $250 Donor: Steve Prieto & Richard Kennedy
716
Lauhala Hat II
Value: $250 Donor: Anonymous
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APPAREL
A handwoven Lauhala hat, showcasing an old Hawaiian art that is known for its unique stitchless technique.
717
Coach Crosby Carryall
Cross-grain leather with a subtle texture and durable finish with a diminutive Coach turn lock securing the zipper pull. Value: $540 Donor: Teri Otani
718
Koa & Leather Bag Set
Martin & MacArthur's private collection combines radiant curly Koa and soft leather. Shoulder bag and companion wallet. Value: $350 Donor: Martin & MacArthur
719
Issey Miyake Handbag
Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake is known for his technology-driven designs. "Pleats Please" shoulder bag in the season's hot color purple. Value: $150 Donor: Nancy Tsui
720
Organize Your Tote
A teal coin purse from Neiman Marcus and MoKo brand orange Kindle cover. Value: $70 Donor: Nancy Tsui
721
A Jeweled Clutch
A jeweled evening bag. Value: $50 Donor: Anonymous
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722
Tod's Leather Collection I
A Tod's men's iconic leather wallet with coin holder. Handcrafted in Italy. No returns or exchanges. Value: $375 Donor: Tod's
723
Tod's Leather Collection II
A Tod's women's zippered wallet. Handcrafted in Italy. No returns or exchanges. Value: $445 Donor: Tod's
724
Ferrari of Hawaii
A women's Scudetto Terry Jacket in red and a men's Scudetto Sweater Jacket in black and matching Scuderia caps. Items may be exchanged for size. Value: $461 Donor: Ferrari of Hawaii
725
Tesla Motors Apparel
A Tesla jacket, Wordmark hat in grey, Tesla stainless steel tumbler and 2015 desk calendar with limited edition Model S poster. Jacket may be exchanged for size. Value: $157 Donor: Tesla Motors of Honolulu
Pearlridge Center
Spend a day shopping at Hawaii's largest enclosed shopping center. $150 in $25 increments. Not redeemable for cash. May not be applied for credit against outstanding charge accounts. Nonrefundable if lost or stolen. Gift certificate redeemable at any participating Pearlridge Center store, restaurant or theater. Value: $150 Donor: Pearlridge Center
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726
727
Market City Shopping Center
In 1948, Market City Shopping Center opened and features over 20 retailers and restaurants today. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $300 Donor: Market City Shopping Center
728
Tori Richard
Tori Richard is a resort lifestyle company founded in 1956 in Honolulu and driven by an appreciation of unique fabrications and globally inspired prints. Value: $300 Donor: Tori Richard
729
Fighting Eel
A blend of sexy and simple, Fighting Eel's uncomplicated, yet feminine pieces are the core of each collection. Value: $200 Donor: Fighting Eel
730
Jewelry Plus Hawaii
A gift certificate to Jewelry Plus Hawaii. Value: $200 Donor: Jewelry Plus Hawaii
731
Royal Hawaiian Center
Royal Hawaiian Center offers more than 110 shops and restaurants to delight shoppers. Valid through April 4, 2016. Value: $100 Donor: Royal Hawaiian Center
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Giving Tree Your most generous donation to the Hawaiian Humane Society makes a difference in the lives of the animals and people we serve. Donors will receive a gift as a token of our gratitude. $19,000
One day to run all 30 programs and services
$800
Microchip scanner to help lost pets get home
$500
Camera and video equipment for evidence in cruelty cases
$450
Medical forensics kit
$400
Orthopedic surgery tools
$300
Admissions and adoptions video screens
$250
Health care for one pet seeking a home
$200
Pet crates
$200
Emergency shelter supply kits
$100
Cat enrichment toys
$150
Sponsor summer program tuition for a disadvantaged teen
$100
Kuranda pet bed for a soft place to sleep
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Royal Artists on the Lawn For a $40 donation to the Hawaiian Humane Society, Artist Ricardo Avilla will be on hand tonight to create your pet’s portrait from a photograph. In addition, Humane Society Auction Co-Chair Carol Pregill has gathered a group of artists who love animals to offer custom pet portrait artwork for gala guests only. Angela Arvai will represent these featured artists on the royal lawn to tell you all about their artistic style - from whimsical to impressionistic urban street styling - and techniques including wood block and acrylic. Commissioned portraits will be created from a photo. This artist group is donating 50 percent of the fee to the animals. Also available will be a true fine art portrait by renowned portrait oil painter Eva Makk. 8”x10” Pet Portraits - $220 Heather Mastuura Ricardo Avila Jay Southard 9” x 12” Pet Portraits - $420 Lisa Shiroma Kai‘ili Kaulukukui Cory Taum 12” x 16” Pet Portraits - $620 Kahi Ching Wayne Takazono Henry Hao
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Royal Court The Hawaiian Humane Society is deeply grateful to these businesses and individuals for their generosity in donating their talent and services to ensure ‘Reigning Cats & Dogs’ is a royal success. A very special thanks to more than 100 volunteers who helped produce tonight’s gala.
Emcees
Gary Sprinkle & Pamela Young
Auctioneer Eric Schiff
Accel Party Rentals & Designs Chanel
Photographer Dave Greer Photographer Jeff Chung Paradise Beverages
Royal Hawaiian Hotel – A Luxury Collection Sheraton Waikiki
Young’s Market Company of Hawaii Hagadone Printing
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M ahalo to Our Auction Donors
With deep appreciation to these donor below who have given items and experiences valued at $1,000 or more. Special mahalo to Auction Chairs Vicky Cayetano and Carol Pregill. Mary Philpotts McGrath Maui Divers Jewelry Mauna Kea Gallery Mi Kosasa Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa MW Restaurant Jim Nabors & Stan Cadwallader Neiman Marcus Honolulu Outrigger Enterprises Palace Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel Joe & Teresa Webber The Modern Honolulu The Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Resort Trump International Hotel Waikiki Beach Walk Vacations Hawaii Vicky Cayetano Waikiki Beach Marriot Resort & Spa WestJet Young’s Laundry & Dry Cleaning
American Airlines Aston Hotels & Resorts & Aqua Hospitality Aulani – A Disney Resort & Spa Carol Pregill Chanel Chef Alan & Debbie Takasaki Chef Chai Chef Eric Leterc John & Tina Doty Duane K. Kurisu Elizabeth Grossman Ginny Tiu Grgich Hills Estate Group III International Gyotaku by Naoki Hawaii Self Storage Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Hawaiian Airlines HawaiiYachts.com Hi-Trend Hawaii Linda Lee Mark & Carolyn Blackburn
More of Our Generous Friends 53 By the Sea Albert & Dolores Bediones Dr. Aleisha Swartz Alexander Silvert Alice & Dorna Robinson Aloha Petroleum American Carpet One Anchor House Antiques Anne Namba Designs Art Shimamura & Helen Ettlinger Asian Mix Baci Bistro Ballet of Hawaii Big Island Candies Bill Braden Art
Bishop Museum Bob & Frances Bean C.S. Wo & Sons Café Laufer Carol Ann & Mark Solien David Lefell Diamond Head Market & Grill Diane Oh Young Doni Reisland DoubleTree by Hilton Alana Waikiki Doug & Jane Deer Dream to Dance Duke’s Waikiki Dustin Ebesu Dylan & Lisa Mabuni 60
Eastern Paradise Restaurant Eric & Lissa Schiff Ferrari of Hawaii Fighting Eel Foundwood Halekulani Hawaii Bowl & Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic Hawaii Doggie Bakery Hawaii Opera Theatre Hawaii Pet Nanny Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki & Golf Club Heaven on Earth Salon & Day Spa Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort Jackie Takeshita Jan Futa Jeff & Karen Deer Jewelry Plus Hawaii Jocelyn Bouchard Joy of Sake Keoni & Jacque Vaughn Ko Olina Golf Club Larry & Patricia Rodriguez Le Bistro Lisa Fowler Manny & Marge Sylvester Marie Louise Fine Garment Cleaners Marivic Dar Mark & Karen Polivka Mark Yamakawa Market City Shopping Center Martin & MacArthur Martin Beardeaux Mary Thotl Maureen & Hal Taylor McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii McKinley Car Wash Melanie Johnson Michael & Marlene Tom
Michel’s at the Colony Surf Mike De La Cruz & Wes Asari Naomi Loewe Nancy Tsui Network IP Pacific Asia Gallery Paiko Pamela Burns Panya Bistro Patty Kort Paul Brown Salons Pearlridge Center Pebu Salon Richard Smith & David Griggs Rick Zwern & Karen Huffman Roots and Relics Golf Shop Royal Hawaiian Center Roy’s Ryan Takaki Sabrina’s Restaurant Dr. Sue Sylvester-Palumbo Susan Kosasa Tango Tea at 1024 Standard Textile Superb Sushi Teri Otani Terry Cisco Watercolors Tesla Motors of Honolulu The Blooming Pot The Liljestrand House The Meng Dynasty The New Otani Kaimana Beach Hotel Times Supermarkets Tod’s Tori Richard Total Call International University Health Alliance Waikiki Parc Hotel Yank Sing Yilan Wilcox
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More than 130 years of service I t was a rainy night in Honolulu on July 16, 1883, when 25 prominent
citizens gathered in a gymnasium to establish our organization. The needs back then were as complex and diverse as they are today. His Majesty, King Kalakaua, was one of those signatories in favor of creating an organization devoted to welfare. Oahu’s population was approximately 100,000 people and the most pressing animal welfare issues involved working animals such as horses, oxen and water buffalo. At that time, due to the growing number of child welfare and troubled youth cases, our founders desired that the organization also devote itself to the protection of children. It’s a little known fact that the Humane Society provided adoption services for children until the mid-1900s. It’s an even lesser known fact that only one other local charitable institution, the YMCA, is older than the Hawaiian Humane Society. By the end of summer 1883, work was under way. Captain John A. Mehrtens of the police was designated to hold dual assignments – one as a policeman and the other assisting the Humane Society with cases. The Saturday Press editorial team reported that they hoped “he will bridge the difficulty and render effective service in this noble cause.” In 1894, the Hawaiian Gazette published a compelling editorial advocating religious leaders to support the Humane Society’s mission. Churches were urged to take on the cause to enlighten congregations that animals are vulnerable and sentient creatures, deserving of compassion and kindness. By the turn of the century, a social movement that would change the relationship between people and animals had begun. By 1897, the Marshal of the Republic deputized animal champion and Humane Society leader Helen Kinau Wilder. Her credibility and influence in pursuing justice for animals captured hearts and minds locally and throughout the United States. In one year alone, she brought 44 cruelty cases to court with the support of a bicycle cop named Chang Apana. Once a paniolo who worked for the Wilder family, Apana helped with the
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casework and investigations and his reputation soon equaled Helen’s as a fearless crusader for animal protection. The Humane Society’s Chang Apana was the first compensated humane investigator in Hawaii. Apana later became the real-life inspiration for novelist Earl Derr Biggers’ character Charlie Chan of the popular detective series. Together, Wilder and Apana’s cases ranged from ensuring that cobblestone stables were covered with straw to improve animal’s living conditions to cases of heinous cruelty crimes such as when a horse’s eyes were gouged out by a drunkard. Their protection work also included animals used for food in which they successfully stopped the practice of plucking live chickens in Chinatown. In 1899 the conviction rate was 90 percent. Without a doubt, the Humane Society has changed with the times. Child protection was relinquished when its leaders successfully advocated for the establishment of organizations that would focus solely on causes for children. There was once satellite humane societies on the neighbor islands. Those organizations evolved into independent charities. Sheltering did not become a part of the Humane Society’s work until well into the 1900s when Victoria Ward donated a small parcel of land in Kakaako. Today, programs and services include adoptions, spaying and neutering and sheltering of animals. These also encompass preventative programs such as youth and community education, outreach to underserved communities and advocacy for animal-friendly policies, a pet food bank and so much more. Help is needed in every area as the Humane Society continues its mission to serve more than 700,000 animals and nearly 1 million people who share our island home. The needs are so great that all are called to find a role in service to animals.
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People for Animals. Animals for People. 2700 Waialae Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 808.356.2247 HawaiianHumane.org The Hawaiian Humane Society is dedicated to promoting the human-animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals.