9th Annual Hog Wild Event Program

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JUNE 25, 2022 HARBINGER WINERY BARBEQUE DINNER FROM KOKOPELLI GRILL

HERE'S HOW THE AUCTION WILL WORK:

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REGISTER

Register by texting “hogwild” to 76278 and following the prompts. **hogwild needs to be all one word

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FOLLOW THE MESSAGE LINK

You will receive a text message after registering. Select the link and accept the terms to access the mobile bidding!

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BROWSE AND BID!

You should now be accessing our full list of live and silent auction items. At 6:00 PM Saturday the live auction items will become preview only as the final live auction bids will be conducted during the event.

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SELECT ITEM & SUBMIT BID

Select the auction item you want to bid on, enter the amount you want to bid, and select the bid button.

Bidding closes 5 minutes after live auction item number 3 on Saturday, June 25th.

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FIND ANYONE WITH AN "EVENT STAFF" LANYARD

WHAT CAN YOU BID ON?

FUND A NEED

GIVESMART ITEMS #1 & 2 We are raising money for the OMP Childrens Clinic & OMC Cares.

Donate by raising your bid number at the event, or use the donate button in the mobile bidding software.

RAFFLE

GIVESMART ITEM #10 Enter to win $1,000 cash donated by Erika Ralston Word at Windermere!

Raffle tickets must be purchased in person only at Harbinger Winery.

LIVE AUCTION ITEMS

GIVESMART ITEMS #101-108 Begin bidding today at home on your device, then final bids will be made in person at Harbinger Winery during our show. (Please note there is no at home virtual viewing option) If you are unable to attend but you are still interested in purchasing one of the live auction items please email jeremy@omhf.org or call 360-477-6556. Please let us know before the event and we will provide you with a phone number to call during the event to call in your bids.

SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

GIVESMART ITEMS #200-400'S Bid on our wide variety of silent auction items! From gift certificates, wine and everything in-between. Start bidding now! Bidding closes 5 minutes after live auction item number 3 on Saturday, June 25th.

GAME TICKETS

If you have registered you can also purchase game tickets with your assigned bid number

GET YOUR GAME TICKETS AND WIN PRIZES! Play any of the following games to win prizes that range from Fitbits, instant pots, kitchen, camping, large stuffed animals, wine and more! The leader in each game after 30 minutes gets to select any of the prizes on the prize tables.

GAME TICKETS:

Games include:

1 Ticket - $5 6 Tickets -$25 10 Tickets - $40

Basketball Pop-a-Shot, Giant Water Pong, Ladder Ball, Endzone Challenge, Par 3 Golf Putting, Darts, and Bottle Ring Toss (win wine with each toss!)

AND DONT FORGET YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS: Get your raffle tickets for the chance to win: $1,000 cash! Donated by Erika Ralston Word from Windermere RAFFLE TICKETS:

1 Ticket—$10 3 Tickets—$20 Arm’s Length—$40 Must be present at drawing to win

Live Auction #1

This is a spectacular framed Gary Hamburgh photo

LAVENDER FIELDS FROM GARY HAMBURGH

Value: Priceless

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Gary Hamburgh has delivered magnificent photographs of the beautiful world in which we live. This photo is from Gary Hamburgh’s beautiful lavender fields collection.

Measures: 22" x 32"

Live Auction #2

The Olympic Peninsula’s most attended fundraising event

FESTIVAL OF TREES

You’ll also receive 10 tickets to Family Days (good for either Saturday or Sunday), and a table to the Teddy Bear Tea (held Saturday)!

Value: $1,350

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You and 7 others will enjoy this Friday night Gala with an upfront live table! Kick off your Holiday season this year at the Vern Burton Community Center in Port Angeles.

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'Tis the Season FESTIVAL OF TREES November 25-27, 2022

Senior Breakfast Fri, Nov 25th: 8 AM - 10 AM

Teddy Bear Tea Sat, Nov 26th 9 AM & 11 AM

31st Annual Gala Fri, Nov 25th 5:30 PM

Family Days Sat, Nov 26th 1:30 PM - 7 PM Sun, Nov 27th 10 AM - 2 PM

PRESENTED BY:

Live Auction #3

"You've Got a Friend", "Fire and Rain", "Sweet Baby James" and More!

JAMES TAYLOR AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR

Value: Priceless!

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James Taylor’s music embodies the art of songwriting in its most personal and universal forms. He is a master at describing specific, even autobiographical situations, in a way that resonates with people everywhere. In 1971, Taylor was on the cover of Time magazine, heralded as the harbinger of the singer-songwriter era. Five decades later, his warm baritone, introspective lyrics and unique style of guitar playing still blaze a path to which young musicians aspire. His songs have had a profound influence on songwriters and music lovers from all walks of life.

Taylor has sold more than 100 million albums, earning gold, platinum and multi-platinum awards since his selftitled debut album in 1968. He has won multiple GRAMMY Awards, has been inducted into both the Rock and Roll and the prestigious Songwriters Halls of Fame and was honored by The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences as a MUSICARES Person of the Year.

Live Auction #4

FLY ANYWHERE, ANYTIME ON ALASKA AIRLINES

Hawaii, New York, Florida, Mexico, and many destinations

With over 1200 daily departures, Alaska Airlines has been named No. 1 for overall operational performance for the last three years by the Wall Street Journal, while Virgin America, who recently merged with Alaska, has placed No. 2. For the last two years.

Roundtrip airfare for two. Good for two years

Value: $1,500

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Live Auction #5

PROGRESSIVE DINNER

Enjoy an evening for six to eight people at three different houses on Lake Crescent or Sutherland (your choice)

AT THE LAKE

Value: Priceless!

You’ll travel by boat to three different homes for this incredible dinner.

You’ll be hosted by Dr. Dirk and Kelly Gouge, Casi and Duffy Fors, Bruce and Kathy Skinner, and others.

2021 auction winners Alison Penczak just enjoyed this item last week and had this to say about the experience:

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FROM 2021 BUYER, ALISON PENCZAK:

Last weekend eight friends had the extreme pleasure of a progressive dinner on Lake Crescent hosted by three OMC families. Not only did they demonstrate the courage to welcome with total strangers into their beautiful waterfront homes, but their warmth, culinary skills, and service were amazing.

Starting at the Storm Ridge boat ramp, we were whisked to the first home in a 26 foot Malibu whose cockpit looked like a craft from Star Wars. At the first home on this progressive dinner, we enjoyed an amazing charcuterie spread complimented with some nice vintages from the Harbinger Winery.

Back to the Malibu, and on to the main course, the scene of which was an amazing home in a secluded section of the lake. We visited around the fire pit as the chefs prepared our feast, sipping Pina Coladas.

Then seated under the canopy just feet from the indescribably blue water of Lake Crescent, we were served, and I’m not exaggerating, one of the most tender tenderloins of beef this reviewer has ever enjoyed, complemented by a medley of cooked just right veggies, and some terrific cheesy mashed potatoes.

But wait, there’s more.

Back to the Malibu, and across the lake for dessert.

The setting was a restored 1930 cabin at the end of the lake. The view from the front window captured the entire lake and was a throwback to an era when people enjoyed nature, the company of interesting people, and food prepared with love, by hand.

The desserts (yes, more than one) included homemade carrot cake that looked like it had been crafted by a professional baker, and a blackberry pie served with Tillamook vanilla ice cream. Wine, spirits, after dinner drinks and coffee were also part of the fete.

The food, the scenery and the unique experience were quite special. But most of all, meeting new people who opened their homes and their hearts to others made our evening on the lake the most special of all.

"It was MAGIC! We all had the time of our lives, and we cannot thank you enough. "

Live Auction #6

LOCAL WINE FROM TONIGHT'S EVENT

Value: $1,000

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The official wine of tonight's event

Sara Gagnon and Harbinger Winery donated wine for tonight’s dinner along with a case of some of Harbinger’s best wine, award winners that you can no longer can get.

Also, you’ll receive a case of Confluence, the official wine of the Olympic Medical Center Foundation created by Don Corson and Camaraderie Winery.

Live Auction #7

Dinner at the “definitive steakhouse in the country”

THE EL GAUCHO EXPERIENCE FOR 4

Value: $700

Four people will enjoy fine dining of a bygone era at Seattle’s El Gaucho Restaurant, where a team of talented chefs and staff provide old school, tableside service for people celebrating their lives. Each ritual, from the greeting at the front door to dinner is the restaurant’s nod to the past and vision for how fine dining should remain.

Opened in 1953, Seattle’s original El Gaucho was part speak-easy and part Hunt’s breakfast club. Paul Mackay reopened El Gaucho in 1996, and the establishment is what people dreamed the past was and amplified it for today’s guest.

Food and wine are included.

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Live Auction #8

Enjoy a table to Harvest of Hope

HARVEST OF HOPE

Held Saturday, October 1st, you and 7 guests will enjoy an upfront table to this Olympic Medical Center Foundation event, in conjunction with Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.

The 20th annual Harvest of Hope Winemakers Gala will once again raise funds for local cancer patients being treated at Olympic Medical Center through provision of services, programs, and equipment.

Value: $1,000

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FUND-A-NEED

We’re raising money for two OMC institutions tonight: OMC Cares and OMP Children's Clinic.

Donate to OMP Childrens

Clinic or OMC Cares

OMC Cares is a program that benefits employees that are having emergency situations. OMP Pediatrics Clinic offers pediatric primary care at Children’s Clinics in Port Angeles and Sequim.

We are raising funds tonight for a diagnostic assessment tool that would help the Olympic Medical Physicians diagnose children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) with the help of our School and Medical Autism Review Team (SMART) team and Centers of Excellence (COE) provider, Dr. Bullen.

Children will be able to access an ASD diagnosis without having to travel to Seattle.

Other items that the event will be funding: Fruit Magic Heat Sensitive Wall Panel Supporting the model of good nutrition is just one benefit of the Panel. In addition, this vibrantlycolored child friendly panel creates functional art and encourages tactile learning.

Tonight’s fund a need will also support the Children’s Clinic’s Reach Out and Read Program. We will purchase books, including “When My Worries Get Too Big: A Relaxation Book for Children Who Live with Anxiety.”

At well child visits at the OMC Children's Clinic,

OMC FOUNDATION ALSO FUNDS:

we give each child a new, developmentallyappropriate book to take home with them. For some of the families that this program serves,

Reach Out and Read

they may not have many books at home.

"I am so grateful for the Reach Out and Read program. Coming to the doctor is scary for most kids and to be able to walk into a check up with a gift for a child is a great way to break the ice. It also sends the message to kids and to families that reading is important.

Often, we have a chance to model how to interact with the baby and the book and it gives parents or siblings a way to play with their child. Thank you for funding this amazing program, we are so grateful to you for helping us give these gifts to the kids.”

Amy Miller, PAC “I for one am so appreciative of the books we are able to provide to our patients. Many of our littles come in anticipating receiving their new book, and those that don't are so surprised! If a child had to have vaccinations, they are able to leave on a good note. Some of them are able to choose their new book, which gives them a sense of control. Also, some of our patients do not have many possessions of their own, and these books make such a difference. Thank You!” Shae Avera, MA-C “Thank you so much for monetary support for our Reach Out and Read program. Giving a book is one of the best parts of doing well child visits. I love reading them as much as the kids do. It is a joy to see the excitement in each child getting to take a book home and add to their home library. Thank you for supporting us and developing literacy.”

Christine Rose, MD

OMC FOUNDATION ALSO FUNDS: Reach Out and Read

“The reach out and read program is the best part of any clinic day. Walking in to the room with a book in hand, it’s fun to see the child’s eyes widen in anticipation and excitement when they realize the book is theirs to keep! Incorporating reading in to the child’s visit allays nerves and solidifies a positive physician/child relationship. It’s also such a great way to assess the child’s knowledge of numbers, colors, letters and even facial expression! Thank you so much for helping to enrich the lives of our communities children in such an amazing way!”

Erika McClure, MD “I just want to say thank you to the Board for making this possible for the kids. They love all the books that they receive.”

Shanna Butler, MA-C “I try to start checkups by handing the kids their book and telling parents about reach out and read. The kids will light up (even the babies) and reach out for the book immediately. Parents are always grateful and the kids love getting a “present”. Especially during the pandemic, when it was not possible to go to the library, these books meant so much to the families and children.”

Laura Bullen, MD “I would like to thank you for your support with our Reach Out and Read program. I have been told by parents how grateful they are for the book that they receive, and the look of excitement on the child's face when we hand them the book is undeniable. They always seem to look forward to that part of the visit most. Sometimes the book from this program is a childs very first book. We are so very thankful to be able to enhance the lives of our little ones here at the clinic.”

Devanee Cipriano, MA-C

“I wish you could be there to see the absolute delight that some of my patients have responded with when I hand them a book. It certainly feeds my soul. Parents are also very grateful for the books and begin reading them to the patient in the exam rooms.”

Sandra Relyea, PAC

“I would like to take the time to say how much this program is such a positive way to encourage our children to continue or begin to read. Thank you for starting this program.”

Teresa Hestand, MA-C

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO MADE THIS EVENT POSSIBLE! EVENT COMMITTEE & VOLUNTEERS:

CO-CHAIRS:

Kelly Gouge Casi Fors STAFF

Bruce Skinner Jeremy Gilchrist George Hill Aiden Butterworth Lilliana Williams

Dave Johnson Gail Ralston Jean Hordyk Jim & Debbie Jones Katie Lee Lindsay Fox Mary & Harry Hebert Nanette Osborne Sandra Relyea Stacy Flores Stephanie Casillas Zachary Polara Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association PAHS Football PAHS Wrestlers

WHAT DOES THE OMC FOUNDATION DO? IN THE PAST YEAR THE OMC FOUNDATION HAS DONATED: $310,000 to help fund the OMC Cancer Center's new linear accelerator Biofire lab testing equipment that will provide another reliable source of testing for COVID-19 and other illnesses, such as influenza.

Emergency Generator for the new OMC Medical Office Building (new building that includes the walk in clinic, primary care and more) Computer treatment planning at the Cancer Center State of the art imaging technology of OMC facilities in Sequim and Port Angeles Employee Education Raised funds to purchase a portable screening instrument that measures Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE) in infants and children Palliative Care at the OMC Cancer Center Cardiovascular Ultrasound for OMC Heart Center EKG Machines Ultrasound Stepper Raised funds for a mobile c-arm x-ray unit that will provide the support needed for new leadless pacemaker program at the OMC Heart Center (raised at 2022 Red, Set, Go)

PROGRAMS FUNDED EVERY YEAR: PATIENT NAVIGATOR PROGRAM

CHILDRENS CLINIC: REACH OUT AND READ

The Patient Navigator program is designed to provide services and resources to help guide patients through the health care system so they can focus on treatment and well-being. Thanks to the generous support of our donors, we are able to assist with basic living resources that include financial assistance, lodging and transportation assistance, social work, disease and treatment reference materials, community support, respite housing, additional health care support and more.

Services in 2021 included: Lodging for cancer patients who live in the west end and are undergoing concurrent chemotherapy and radiation therapy Rent assistance for individuals who otherwise faced eviction Nutrition supplements to patients Assisting patients with their utility bills to keep the lights and heat on Paying for dental work which otherwise would have kept the patient from starting a course of radiation therapy Safeway gift cards to buy gasoline and groceries Ferry vouchers so patients could afford to drive to their healthcare appointments in Seattle

At well child visits at the OMC Children's Clinic, we give each child a new, developmentally-appropriate book to take home with them. For some of the families that this program serves do not have many books at home.

OMC CARES OMC Cares is a program that benefits Olympic Medical Center employees that are having emergency situations.

This includes rental assistance, grocery cards, utility payments, and more. This effort was increased during these high-stressed times for OMC first responder workers.

HEALTHCARE & COMMUNITY SUPPORT: In addition to funding the important items above at Olympic Medical Center, the OMC Foundation helps to support healthcare by donating towards the Peninsula College Nursing and Medical Assistant Programs, North Olympic Healthcare Network, and high school programs in Port Angeles in Sequim.

Finally, for their support in making our events happen the Foundation supports many local organizations including: Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association, Boys & Girls Clubs, Port Angeles Lions Club, Captain Joseph House Foundation, Peninsula College Men's & Women's Basketball, Franklin Elementary PTO, Crescent Senior Class, Port Angeles High School Programs (Senior Class, Wrestling, Tennis, Basketball, Football, Orchestra, Video Production)

OMC Foundation 1015 Georgiana St Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-7144

Bruce Skinner: bruce@omhf.org, 360-808-3204 Jeremy Gilchrist: jeremy@omhf.org, 360-477-6556 George Hill: george@omhf.org, 360-808-2856