Moonlight on the Mountain 2024 Program

Save Mount Diablo’s

MO NLIGHT ON T HE MOUN TA IN

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Save Mount Diablo’s

MO NLIGHT ON THE MOUNTA IN

Save Mount Diablo recognizes that we are on the unceded ancestral lands of the Bay Miwok, Muwekma Ohlone, Northern Valley Yokuts, and other tribes and tribelets— peoples who have loved and cared for Mount Diablo as a sacred mountain since time immemorial. Many of these peoples continue today as thriving members of the diverse communities of the greater San Francisco Bay Area and the larger Diablo Range region. We acknowledge and honor the Bay Miwok, Ohlone, and Northern Valley Yokut tribes, as well as all of the indigenous people of the lands which Save Mount Diablo serves.

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PHOTO THIS PAGE AND COVER: STEPHEN JOSEPH

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LET TE R FROM OU R

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dear Supporters, Welcome to Moonlight on the Mountain 2024 out amidst the mountains under the stars, as we celebrate conservation of our beautiful Diablo natural lands. Enjoy the evening and bid early and often!

We are so grateful for your generous support tonight as it will help us advance many goals we look to accomplish this fiscal year like the following examples:

» Raise $1.455 million to acquire the 98-acre Ginochio

Schwendel Ranch, located next to Marsh Creek and other lands conserved by Save Mount Diablo, from the most important landowning family in Contra Costa County.

» Grow our visionary Diablo Range expansion work

with important efforts like helping pass a growth-control people’s initiative, “Empower Voters to Make Land Use Decisions,” in San Benito County this November—because we know that to truly protect Mount Diablo you must also protect the mountain range that it is a part of and sustained by.

» Connect hundreds of students and

others to nature through our numerous education programs (Conservation Collaboration Agreement program for local schools, Discover Diablo free public outings program, our third to fifth grade education program at our Mangini Ranch Educational Preserve, etc.).

Eat, drink, dance, and be merry tonight celebrating our gorgeous Diablo natural lands while knowing that your generous support of Save Mount Diablo helps protect these lands that make our area such a desirable place to live, work, and visit.

Thanks for your support, and thanks to all the wonderful sponsors, volunteers, and staff who have done much to make this year’s Moonlight on the Mountain a great success!

With Gratitude,

» Open two new public trails on our Curry Canyon

Ranch that will build upon the first public trail we opened there last year.

PHOTO: LAURA KINDSVATER

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Edward Sortwell Clement, Jr., Executive Director

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SAVE MOUNT DIABLO

Leadership & Staff BOA R D O F D I R EC TO RS

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Jim Felton, President

Ted Clement, Executive Director

Burt Bassler, Treasurer

Seth Adams, Land Conservation Director

Giselle Jurkanin, Vice President & Secretary

Sean Burke, Land Programs Director

Keith Alley Steve Balling John Gallagher Liz Harvey Roberts Claudia Hein Scott Hein Maga Kisriev Shirley Langlois

Bob Marx Doug Matthew Amara Morrison Phil O’Loane Robert Phelps Malcolm Sproul Jeff Stone Achilleus Tiu

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Mark Belotz Sandy Biagi Bette Felton Liz Harvey Roberts Claudia Hein 2

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Bob Marx Lisa Steinbrecher Kim Trupiano Deborah Wechsler

Karen Ferriere, Development Director Monica Oei, Finance & Administration Director Tuesday Bentley, Venanzio Favalora, Juan Pablo Galván Martínez, Shannon Grover, Dana Halpin, Brit Hutchinson, Samantha Kading, Morvarid Keymanesh, Laura Kindsvater, Queenie Li, Katie Lopez, Roxana Lucero, Mary Nagle, Alyxa Ray, Kendra Smith, Haley Sutton, Cecilia Zefeldt Intern Alexander Broom Fellow Ron Hadjes

PHOTO: STEPHEN JOSEPH

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Welcome

Evening Program 4:00 PM

Tonight, we joyfully gather at this spectacular mountain site to celebrate this successfully protected land and to inspire a promising future for the irreplaceable natural landscape that surrounds us.

We hope you enjoy this evening filled with lively music, gourmet dining, and the company of friends. We also invite you to participate in tonight’s silent and live auctions and in the Fund-a-Need portion of the program.

Your auction purchases and generous donations tonight will contribute directly to the strength and success of Save Mount Diablo’s impactful conservation programs.

Thank you for being part of this memorable evening and for supporting Save Mount Diablo’s work to protect and connect Diablo’s natural lands for you, for wildlife, and for future generations to enjoy.

Check-in Opens & Shuttle Service Begins

Hors d’Oeuvres & Silent Auction Music by Mersey Beach

6:00 PM Silent Auction Starts Closing

7:00 PM Dinner Is Served

Welcome & Remarks by Ted Clement, Executive Director Auctioneer Cameron Michael of KLM Auctions

8:00 PM Music by Mersey Beach

10:00 PM Last Shuttle Departs Event Site

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Our Mission Save Mount Diablo’s mission is to preserve Mount Diablo’s peaks, surrounding foothills, and watersheds, and its sustaining Diablo Range, through land acquisition and preservation strategies designed to protect the mountain’s natural beauty, biological diversity, and historic and agricultural heritage; enhance our area’s quality of life; and provide educational and recreational opportunities consistent with protection of natural resources.

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PHOTO: SCOTT HEIN

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Why We Care This is our home.

Preserving natural land forever means safeguarding our quality of life, including our air, water, and views. Thousands of open space acres on and around Mount Diablo are privately owned and still threatened by development. In this time of the climate crisis, we also need to make sure Mount Diablo remains connected to its 200-mile Diablo Range, of which only 25 percent has been protected. At risk are wildlife corridors, ecosystems, and recreational opportunities.

MY D R E A M

“My dream is that the whole of Mount Diablo, including its foothills, will remain open space . . . that the visual and natural integrity will be sustained.”

Dr. Mary L. Bowerman, co-founder of Save Mount Diablo

PHOTO: SCOTT HEIN

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MOONLIGHT ON THE MOUNTAIN

Fund-a-Need Tonight By participating in the Fund-a-Need portion of Moonlight on the Mountain, you’ll support the core programs and activities of Save Mount Diablo. You will help us be nimble and competitive when land becomes available for purchase. You will give us strength to advocate on behalf of our region’s wild lands. You will help us meet the stewardship needs of the more than 2,700 acres of land in our care. And you will help us educate, inspire, and expand our supportive community. Thank you!

Suggested Fund-a-Need Giving Levels $25,000 $15,000 $10,000 6

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$5,000 $2,500 $1,000

$500 $250 $100 PHOTO: SCOTT HEIN

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PRESERVE

DEFEND

Our strategic land acquisitions help secure wildlife corridors, connect recreational trails, and protect sensitive lands, for the long-term benefit of people and nature.

By educating neighbors, and promoting sustainable development, our land use advocacy work protects community health and the scenic beauty of the Diablo region.

RESTORE

EDUCATE

ENJOY

Our stewardship work on more than 2,700 acres not only benefits native plants, watershed, and local wildlife, it also enriches our surrounding communities.

By providing inspirational, outdoor educational opportunities for people of all ages, our work helps strengthen our essential human connection to the natural world.

Together, we can expand and inspire a strong conservation community that will protect and care for Mount Diablo and its sustaining Diablo Range into the future.

PHOTOS: STEPHEN JOSEPH, SCOTT HEIN, AL JOHNSON, MARY NAGLE

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Live Auction Items INDEPENDENCE LAKE: TWO NIGHTS + SIERRA VALLEY PRESERVE TOUR

Experience two exquisite Sierra Nevada nature preserves in just one trip.

You’ll stay at The Nature Conservancy’s lakeside cabin at Independence Lake, a jewel of the Sierra. This pristine alpine body of water is located just 20 miles from Truckee. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy all the lake has to offer, from hiking and fishing to kayaking and bird watching. The cabin can accommodate one or two families comfortably with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a great room, and a large outdoor deck.

Your experience also includes a tour of the Sierra Valley Preserve, located just 35 miles from Independence Lake. The Sierra Valley Preserve is an ecologically rich 2,575-acre preserve protected for its unique wetland habitats and Feather River headwaters. The preserve hosts prolific raptor populations and spring migratory and breeding birds, making it a critical stop on the Pacific Flyway. *To be scheduled for a mutually agreed-upon date, not later than August 2025.

Donated by The Nature Conservancy

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PHOTOS: SIMON WILLIAMS, COURTESY THE NATURE CONSERVANCY

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ONE-WEEK STAY IN SCENIC RUSSIAN RIVER HOME

Enjoy a one-week stay in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home, perched high above the Russian River. This serene home has cathedral ceilings and an open floor plan. One bedroom and one bathroom are on the upper level; the lower level has another bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The home features two queen beds and one twin bed.

You’ll be just a few minutes’ walk to the Russian River, and less than 10 miles from lovely Sonoma and Russian River wineries, as well as gorgeous coastal parks. Russian River activities include exploring the spectacular redwood forests, golfing, kayaking, ziplining, hiking, and visiting California’s most diverse and beautiful wine region. *To be scheduled for a mutually agreed-upon date, not later than August 2025.

Donated by Scott Sornberger and Cynthia Selmi

PHOTOS: COURTESY CYNTHIA SELMI, SEAN O’HARA

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Live Auction Items

GOURMET DINNER PARTY ON MOUNT DIABLO SUMMIT

BY POSTINO RESTAURANT

Enjoy a gourmet dining experience, exclusive park access, and dramatic 360-degree vistas at the summit of Mount Diablo. Your party of up to 10 people will be treated to an elegant multi-course dinner hosted by Save Mount Diablo and California State Parks staff. Dinner will be prepared on-site by the acclaimed Postino Restaurant of Lafayette. *To be scheduled on a weekday between May and September 2025.

Donated by Save Mount Diablo and Postino Restaurant

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PHOTO: LILI GIRODIE

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TIMBER COVE THREE-NIGHT STAY: OCEANFRONT HOME

Escape to the rugged Sonoma coast for a three-night stay on a gorgeous 2.5-acre property on a private, oceanfront point. Every room of this beautifully appointed 3,200-square-foot home was designed to take advantage of expansive ocean views. With three bedrooms (two with king-sized beds; one with a queen bed); three bathrooms; and open-concept living, dining, and kitchen spaces, your group of up to six will enjoy spacious accommodations.

Amenities include a wood-burning fireplace, gourmet kitchen with commercial-grade appliances, spacious oceanfront patio with ample seating and lounge chairs, outdoor hot tub, Tesla vehicle charging station, and private beach and tidepool access. *To be scheduled for a mutually agreed-upon date, not later than August 2025.

Donated by Anne and Joe Roberts

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF THE ROBERTS FAMILY

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Live Auction Items

PRIVATE DINNER PARTY AT SKY TERRACE VINEYARDS You’re the host at an intimate party for 10 at this spectacular familyowned and -operated winery in Danville, set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Diablo. Dinner will be prepared on-site and accompanied by award-winning Sky Terrace wines. *To be scheduled for a mutually agreed-upon date, not later than August 2025.

Donated by Sky Terrace Vineyards

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PHOTO: BETTE FELTON

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Wine and Cake Auction

2016 HALL WINES CABERNET SAUVIGNON — IMPERIAL MAGNUM—

Impress your dinner guests with this substantial Imperial Magnum bottle of HALL Wines 2016 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. This wine is dark garnet in color with layers of blackberry, black cherry, sweet spice, black pepper, and oak. On the palate, there is bold, dark fruit at the forefront of this fullbodied Cabernet Sauvignon that gives way to flavors of cocoa, nutmeg, and graphite. The tannins are chewy and powerful, balanced by refreshing acidity on the long finish. Also called a Methuselah, this rare bottle has a 6-liter capacity.

You’ll be the talk of the table when you serve this treasure of a wine! Must be 21 years or older to bid on this item.

CAKES

Delight your guests with a decadent layer cake, prepared specially by the Old Towne Danville Bakery.

This historic downtown landmark, now owned by Karen Cordeiro, along with her husband and two daughters, has provided elegant wedding cakes and delicious pastries to the Danville community since 1952.

This cake is the perfect way to sweeten your experience at tonight’s memorable event. Don’t let this festive opportunity escape!

Donated by Old Towne Danville Bakery

Donated by Mark and Silvia Belotz PHOTOS: COURTESY MARK BELOTZ, ALEXANDER BROOM

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LIVE

RAFFLE PRIZE LUXURY 23-PASSENGER LIMOBUS

Set the stage for your next special occasion with luxury transportation provided by Black Tie Transportation! A luxury 23-passenger limobus will transport you and your guests in comfort and style. Are you ready to tour wine country or gather close friends for a special night on the town? With this generous prize from Black Tie Transportation, you decide where you want to go!

Includes up to six hours of transportation. Additional time may be available, for an added fee, only by pre-arrangement with the Black Tie offices. Depending on your Bay Area pickup location, additional fees may apply. Chauffeur gratuity not included. *Event to be scheduled for a mutually agreed-upon date, subject to vehicle and chauffeur availability, not later than August 2025.

Donated by Black Tie Transportation

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PHOTOS: COURTESY BLACK TIE TRANSPORTATION

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Thank you to our Moonlight on the Mountain Sponsors PRE SE NTI N G SPON SOR

MOU NT OLYM PIA SPON SORS

Charla Gabert & David Frane

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Moonlight on the Mountain Sponsors E AG LE PE AK SPON SORS

T WI N PE AKS SPON SORS

Craig Songster & Carol Louisell WI N E SPON SOR

B E E R SPON SORS

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M E D IA SPON SORS

B L AN KET SPON SOR

I N - KI N D SPON SORS

PARTN E RS

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Thank You

to Our Auction Donors Alamo Ace Hardware Altamont Beer Works The American Conservatory Theater Amphora Nueva Annie’s Annuals Aozora Danville Apple Mark H. Armstrong Newell Arnerich Jacqueline Atallah Back Forty Texas BBQ Balletto Vineyards Ruth Beeve Gary A. Belaga, MD Joseph Belli Mark & Silvia Belotz Black Tie Transportation Blackhawk Museum Blossom & Root Bridges Restaurant Sean Burke 18

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California State Parks Cambiati Heather Cameron Chabot Space & Science Center The Claremont Club & Spa Club Fugazi Sharon Cohune Katherine Connolly Corda Solar Jesse Cortes Cottage Jewel Creative Images by Jessica Crow Canyon Country Club Crumbl Cookies Danville Brewing Co. Danville Chocolates Danville Cigar Del Cielo Brewing Co. Diablo Rock Gym — Touchstone Climbing Esin Restaurant & Bar Jim & Bette Felton

Forbes Mill Steakhouse Juan Pablo Galván Martínez Kathy Gleason & Kathy Barnett Janet Gray The Growler Pub Hafner Vineyard HALL Wines of Napa Hazy BBQ Headlands Brewing Company Scott & Claudia Hein Hiller Aviation Museum Honig Vineyard & Winery Stephen Joseph Judd’s Hill Winery Stella Kim Kinder’s Ellen Kindsvater Deborah Koonce Paul Kratter Chris Kutzscher Laura Sequel Interiors Ken Lavin PHOTO: AL JOHNSON

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Lindsey Wildlife Museum Livermore Wine Trolley Locanda Ravello Lunardi’s Peter McNeill Melo’s Pizza and Pasta Joe Mielke Michael Mina Monterey Bay Whale Watch Mike & Mindy Murphy Laura Nakamura Nancy Niemeyer Niles Canyon Railway Shirley Nootbaar Norm’s Place Oakland Athletics Cooper Ogden Old Towne Danville Bakery & Café One Tribe Martial Arts Academy Pangloss Cellars Patagonia EJ Phair Greg Piatt Piatti Ristorante & Bar PHOTO: STEPHEN JOSEPH

Pizza My Heart Postino Restaurant Primo’s Pizzeria & Pub Princess Monterey Whale Watching Repris Wines Joe & Anne Roberts Liz Harvey Roberts Nancy Roberts Rocco’s Ristorante Pizzeria Deborah Rockey Romana Pizzeria Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery Safeway San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District Kristen Sanders & Mathew Zefeldt Scott Harvey Wines Tejal Shah Sideboard Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Skyhill Napa Valley Farms Sloat Garden Center Scott Sornberger &

Cynthia Selmi Southwest Airlines Malcolm Sproul St. George Spirits Robert Storer John Swearingen Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort The Nature Conservancy Tides Seafood Restaurant Danville Total Wine & More The Vine The Walt Disney Family Museum WALT Wines Alix Watson Don Weston Worldwide Golf Shops Zachary’s Chicago Pizza Stephen Zalan Zaya Thai Pantry Nicholas Zefeldt

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Raffle Rules SAVE MOUNT DIABLO (SMD), a tax-exempt

organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, is conducting this raffle to raise funds for ongoing charitable purposes.

By purchasing a raffle ticket, the purchaser agrees to be bound by the rules.

The prize drawing to benefit Save Mount Diablo will be held at the Moonlight on the Mountain event on Saturday, September 7, 2024. Raffle tickets will be sold to guests at the Moonlight on the Mountain gala. The prizewinner must be present to win. The prizewinner will be notified at the event.

No more than 150 raffle tickets will be sold. The chances of winning are based on that number. If fewer raffle tickets are sold, your chances of winning the prize improve.

The IRS has taken the position that amounts paid for chances in raffles, lotteries, or similar drawings for valuable prizes are not gifts, and consequently do not qualify as deductible charitable contributions.

By entering this raffle, entrants accept and agree (1) to be bound by all the rules, limitations, and restrictions set forth here and (2) that their names and/or likenesses may be disclosed to and used by SMD for publicity purposes and announced on SMD’s website.

Other rules may apply. Please contact SMD if you have questions. SMD’s interpretation and application of the rules and regulations shall be final.

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By entering this raffle, each participant releases SMD, its directors, officers, employees, and agents from any and all liability for injuries, losses, or damages of any kind caused by participating in the raffle or winning any prize or resulting from acceptance, possession, use, or misuse of any prize, and each winner agrees to indemnify and hold SMD harmless from any and all losses, damages, rights, claims, and actions of any kind rising in connection with or as a result of participating in the raffle or the winner’s acceptance or use of any prize.

The price is $100 for one raffle ticket. An individual can purchase as many raffle tickets as he or she may wish, subject to availability.

Only one method of payment, one name, and one mailing address are permitted per entry.

Only one eligible person may be entered in the raffle per ticket sold. If the name of more than one person is submitted with a raffle ticket purchase, and that ticket is selected as a winning ticket, then the person named first will be deemed the holder of record of that ticket and declared the winner. Division of prize by a group purchasing a ticket in common shall be to the sole responsibility of the person named as the holder of record of that ticket, should that raffle ticket be selected as a winner.

In order to collect his or her prize, the raffle ticket winner may be required to sign and deliver to SMD: (a) a sworn affidavit of eligibility in accordance with these rules and

applicable law, including without limitation that he or she is at least 18 years old; (b) such written information as is required by any applicable tax, including without limitation his or her Social Security Number; and (c) proof of identity in forms satisfactory to SMD showing that the person claiming the prize is the same person who is named on the winning raffle ticket. Prizewinner may be required to submit a W-2G, Form 5754, or similar tax form (provided by SMD) for taxwithholding purposes.

Anyone 18 years of age or older and a U.S. resident physically residing in the United States and District of Columbia may enter. All federal, state, and local laws and regulations apply. The raffle is void where prohibited or restricted by law. An affidavit of eligibility may be required from prizewinner.

The raffle prize will consist of a rental of a limobus and driver, for a trip with duration no longer than six hours. Additional time may be available, for an added fee, only by pre-arrangement with Black Tie offices. Please call Monday through Sunday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM to make a reservation. Depending on your Bay Area pickup location, additional fees may apply. Chauffeur gratuity not included. Must be scheduled subject to availability with prize provider, Black Tie Transportation.

Auction Rules ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD “as is” without representation of warranty. Save Mount Diablo is not responsible for the correct description or the authenticity of any item or service. Values quoted are estimates only and are not warranted by Save Mount Diablo. Certain item(s) or experience(s) may pose a risk of personal injury. Purchaser acknowledges this risk and assumes responsibility for all risk associated with item(s) or experience(s). Purchaser (and on behalf of heirs, successors, and assignees) releases Save Mount Diablo for any and all liability with respect to item(s) or experience(s) procured.

Unless otherwise specified, all auction items and services must be used within one year of the date of the auction, unless stated otherwise herein for a shorter period of time, or as arranged with the service provider for an extension of time. All items purchased are to be used as specified unless other arrangements are made with the donor. In the event a donor is unable to deliver the item to the purchaser, donor shall not be liable for more than the winning bid amount to the purchaser. Each donor reserves the right to make reasonable substitutions to an item or services when necessary. The auctioneer will settle any disputes.

SILENT AUCTION PROCEDURES All items in the silent auction have a bidding sheet adjacent to the item. Bids are noted

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on the bidding sheets. To bid, write your bid number and the amount of your bid—legibly—on the next available line of the bid sheet. In the event of an unclear or ambiguous high bid, the event staff shall make the final determination and may accept a lower bid than the unclear or ambiguous bid. No bids will be accepted after the close of the silent auction table. In the event of a dispute, or if two or more are still bidding at the time of closing, the auctioneer will arrange an oral auction for the item in question. The highest bid at the closing of the table wins the item.

Good sportsmanship and manners prevail.

LIVE AUCTION PROCEDURES To enter a bid, raise your paddle high in the air facing the auctioneer. Bidders should remain seated. Minimum bids (reserves) may be required for the item to be sold. In the live auction, the highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. The auctioneer will acknowledge bids at their sole discretion. If you are the highest bidder, you must identify yourself using your bid number. If a donor duplicates an item, bidding will start at the previous sale price. For group purchases, one bidder must represent the group. At checkout, you must pay for the item yourself or bring the payment of all members of the group. Once the auctioneer determines a winning bid, title to the item passes to that

bidder, who then assumes all responsibility for the item, and is liable for the full purchase price of the item.

METHOD OF PAYMENT Payment for silent and live auction items may be made at the auction checkout with cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.

No debit cards. Any bidder failing to arrange payment by 10:30 PM may, at the discretion of Save Mount Diablo, forfeit the right to that item. The item will then be offered to the next highest bidder. After payment and upon receiving a receipt, please proceed to the auction pickup area to pick up your items. The receipt must be shown to the auction runners, who will gather your items and give them to you.

All auction items must be removed from the premises by 10:30 PM. If you are unable to transport your item this evening, please make arrangements with event staff to pick up from Save Mount Diablo’s office at 201 N. Civic Drive, Suite 190, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 the week of September 9, 2024, between 9 AM and 3 PM Monday through Friday. Save Mount Diablo is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

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Thank you for your support!

201 N. Civic Drive #190, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 www.savemountdiablo.org · 925-947-3535 PHOTO: STEPHEN JOSEPH

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