2019 PILF Auction Catalog

PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE EMERALD CITY Public Interest Law Foundation’s 26th Annual Auction

WITH KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Michele Storms Deputy Director, ACLU Washington

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WE LCO M E Dear Supporters and Friends, Welcome to the Public Interest Law Foundation’s 26th Annual Auction, “Public Interest in the Emerald City!” We so appreciate that you’ve joined us this evening to support such a worthy cause. Our PILF Auction is a signature Seattle University School of Law event, and tonight is the culmination of more than a year’s worth of outstanding work by a committee of dedicated alumni, the Access to Justice Institute, the Advancement Office, and most importantly, the students on the PILF Board.

The direct beneficiaries of tonight’s efforts are the students who will participate in the PILF Summer Grant Program. Your attendance and support this evening signals that the work of our PILF grantees is important to the legal community. PILF grants provide our students with opportunities to experience the joy and fulfillment that comes from helping others through their summer work, and the students in turn reap the benefits of learning critical lawyering skills and being guided and mentored by spirited lawyers, a great number of whom are Seattle U Law alumni. Many of the students in this program will go on to pursue public interest careers and become leaders in their fields and in our communities.

As we are all aware, the justice gap in our communities is immense and growing, and so many individuals with legal needs do not have access to legal services. The students who receive PILF grants will work tirelessly this summer to promote justice and equity and to expand capacity to legal aid, while experiencing firsthand the privilege of being a lawyer and the responsibility of serving others. You will hear more this evening about the future leaders you are supporting and the worthy community organizations they will work with through this program.

Seattle U Law’s commitment to helping bridge the justice gap and our mission to educate powerful advocates for justice is realized through the PILF Summer Grant Program. Thank you so much for being here, for supporting PILF and our wonderful Seattle U Law students, for caring about the under‑served in our communities, and for joining our celebration of 26 years of this worthy organization!

In gratitude, Annette E. Clark ’89 Rochelle Nelson ’14 Dean and Professor of Law Chair, Alumni Steering Committee

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K EYNOT E AD D RE S S

M I C H E LE STO R M S Deputy Director, ACLU Washington Michele is the deputy director at the ACLU of Washington where she supervises the policy advocacy group, coordinates advocacy across the office, handles administrative matters for the office, convenes the race equity team, and does some police accountability advocacy.

She started her legal career as a staff attorney at Evergreen Legal Services in 1988, focusing on family law, custody and domestic violence. She then worked as a statewide advocacy coordinator at both Columbia Legal Services and later at the Northwest Justice Project where she coordinated civil legal aid advocacy in the areas of family law, youth and education, housing, elder law, Native American and right to counsel issues. Michele served as a faculty member at the University of Washington School of Law in the clinical law program where she founded the Child Advocacy Clinic.

PRO G R AM 5:30 p.m.

GUEST REGISTRATION OPENS Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres Silent Auction & Big Board Open SILENT AUCTION Silent Auction – closes at 6:45 p.m.

Big Board – closes post-event at approx. 9:30 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

LIVE PROGRAM BEGINS Master of Ceremonies Professor Bryan Adamson 7:15 p.m.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS Michele Storms Deputy Director, ACLU Washington 7:30 p.m.

LIVE AUCTION PROGRAM BEGINS Auctioneer Ron Hippe 9:30 p.m.

EVENT CONCLUDES

P RO F E S SO R E M E R ITA

R AVE N LI D M AN ’ 7 7 NOVEMBER 18, 1945 – NOVEMBER 12, 2018

Tonight we remember Professor Emerita Raven Lidman, who passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family, on November 12, 2018. Professor Lidman received her J.D. degree in 1977 from University of Puget Sound (now Seattle U Law).

She joined the law school in 1987, teaching the Youth Advocacy Clinic and the International Human Rights Clinic. Over the course of her long and varied legal career, she worked in clinics in South America, helped organize farm workers with Cesar Chavez, and represented the first lesbian couple in our state to win a second-parent adoption case.

Her work in the Youth Advocacy Clinic focused on juvenile criminal defense, with an emphasis on youth prostitution and right to counsel in truancy cases. As a pioneer in the clinical legal education field, Professor Lidman’s legacy lives on in Seattle U Law’s Ronald A. Peterson Law Clinic.

Thank you to Professor Lidman’s family and friends for their generous donations to PILF made in her memory.

A SAMPLING OF PILF GRANTEES

E I LI S H M A LO N E ’ 19 American Gateways Eilish Malone studied Global Studies and Hispanic Studies at University of Washington in Tacoma and graduated in 2016. Passionate about the issues confronting immigrant and working class communities in the US, Eilish went straight to law school at Seattle University School of Law. This past summer, Eilish interned at American Gateways, a non-profit organization in Austin, Texas. At American Gateways, Eilish worked on gender-based violence and asylum cases. Eilish’s interest in gender-based violence work stemmed from being a survivor of domestic abuse and violence. Her dream is to become a powerful advocate and ally for women, immigrants, and working class people. Her favorite quote, by Audre Lorde, is as follows: “I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different than my own.”

H A LEY S I N C L AI R E ’ 2 0 Center for Children and Youth Justice Haley came to Seattle University School of Law, specifically for its focus on social justice and plans to work in international human rights law. This past summer, Haley Sinclaire worked with the Lawyers Fostering Independence program at Center for Children and Youth Justice (CCYJ) which was created to help foster and homeless youth. Lawyers Fostering Independence provides assistance with record sealing, “know your rights” seminars, obtaining stable housing, and much more. At CCYJ, Haley assisted with client intake, performed legal research for cases, and helped to advertise and expand the program. She is so thankful to PILF for the opportunity to gain experience in public interest law that has tremendously increased her desire to do this much-needed work.

TH A N K YO U TO O U R A LU M N I STE E R I N G CO M M IT TE E Debra Akhbari ’13

Paul Heer ’16

George Alabi ’04

Andra Kranzler ’11

Paul Barrera ’16

Amber Louis ’17

Matt Boisen ’06

Krista Nelson ’12

Jeffery Clackley ’14

Rochelle Nelson ’14

Beth Davis ’12

Breanne Schuster ’15

Rachel Groshong ’13

Pete Talevich ’09

TH A N K YO U TO O U R P I LF B OA R D PRESIDENT

SOCIAL MEDIA CHAIR

Lauren Abrams

Erika Vranizan

VICE PRESIDENT

AUCTION MENTORSHIP CHAIR

Sonya Daisley-Harrison

Elisabeth Heath

2L CO-PRESIDENT

AUCTION LOGISTICS CHAIR

Keegan Tasker

Sarah Kintner

TREASURER

AUCTION PROCUREMENT CHAIR

Brian Ernst

Ghassan Jabali

VICE TREASURER

ACTION COMMITTEE COORDINATOR

Tori Sullivan

Justin Loveland

GRANTS MANAGER

Tran Dinh VICE GRANTS MANAGER

Haley Sinclaire COMMUNICATIONS AND ALUMNI COORDINATOR

Evanie Parr

WEB DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY CHAIR

Caleb Carr

LIVE AUCTION

1 W I N E C E LL A R STA RTE R PAC K AG E Don’t miss the opportunity to bid on this case of Washington red wine.

Hand-pulled from the Prince-Bird wine cellar, this collection includes wines from the Horse Heaven Hills, Red Mountain and Columbia Valley regions of Washington from some of their favorite wineries. Salutè!

2013 Barrage Cellars Double Barrel Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 Genoa Cellars The Boom Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 Kitzke Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 Genoa Cellars Danforth Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 Fidelitas Optu Red Blend 2015 Cascade Cliffs Goat Head Red Blend 2011 Alexandria Nicole Cellars Mr. Big Petite Sirah 2014 Guardian Cellars Misdemeanor Syrah 2013 Guardian Petit Sirah 2016 Alexandria Nicole Cellars Jet Black Syrah – 3 bottles No refunds or exchanges.

Value: $470 Thank you: Dean Richard Bird and Laurie Prince

2 EV E N I N G SAI L & D I N N E R FO R 4 Hosted by Professor Chon Ahoy! Your party of 4 will climb aboard Professor Margaret Chon’s private boat, as you set sail for a scenic evening cruise around Lake Union. Relax, unwind, and enjoy the amazing scenery as you tour local landmarks, cruise past the Sleepless in Seattle house, and more! Following your private cruise experience, your party will make your way to Professor Chon’s houseboat where you will enjoy a delicious dinner, and gorgeous sunset views from your vantage point on the blissful waters of Portage Bay. Expires March 9, 2020. Based on mutually agreeable date and time. Valid for 4 guests.

Value: $300 Thank you: Professor Margaret Chon

3 B R U N C H FO R 4 Hosted by Professor Coleman Turn your lazy morning into a dynamic and delectable event with brunch for 4 in the Seattle area. Hosted by Professor Brooke Coleman, enjoy delicious food and stellar conversation.

Expires March 9, 2020. Based on mutually agreeable date and time. Valid for 4 guests.

Value: $150 Thank you: Professor Brooke Coleman

4 E M E R A LD A N D D IA M O N D PE N DA NT Splurge and take home this stunning, emerald and diamond pendant.

This classic piece features an oval emerald with diamonds, totaling .08ct in weight and set in 14K white gold.

No refunds or exchanges.

Value: $1,599 Thank you: Ben Bridge Jewelers

5 7- N I G HT S I N PU E RTO VA LL A RTA , M E XI CO Treat yourself to a 7-night getaway at the Buganvilias Resort Vacation Club in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This 1-bedroom condo features a queen bed, murphy bed and partial kitchen. Located on beautiful Banderas Bay, Buganvilias Resort is host to an array of amenities including two free form pools, spa services, tennis courts, and multiple on-site restaurants. Located close to the lively downtown corridor, this popular resort offers stunning ocean views and provides the perfect combination of relaxation and exploration!

Stay valid for the week of October 5, 2019 ONLY. Excludes airfare. Does not include airport transfers, resort fees, taxes or amenities. Not to exceed maximum of 4 guests. Some restrictions may apply.

Value: $1,000 Thank you: Jason Muszala

6 H O M E COO K E D I N D IA N D I N N E R FO R 4 Hosted by Professor Mahmud You and 3 lucky guests will be treated to an authentic, home-cooked North Indian meal courtesy of talented chef, Professor Tayyab Mahmud.

Featuring an array of mouth-watering, flavorful dishes – don’t miss your opportunity to join Professor Mahmud for a truly delectable evening!

Bon Appètit!

Expires March 9, 2020. Based on mutually agreeable date and time. Valid for 4 guests.

Value: $150 Thank you: Professor Tayyab Mahmud

7 CA N LI S BIDDING FRENZY

Widely recognized as Seattle’s landmark fine dining destination, Canlis offers a truly unparalleled dining experience! Featuring incredible views of Lake Union, and showcasing the very best in Pacific Northwest cuisine, don’t miss your opportunity to splurge and treat yourself to a memorable night at Canlis! $500 Canlis Gift Card Only 4 available, so raise that bid card high!

Gift certificate value not to exceed $500. Advance reservations required and based on space availability. Not valid on Saturdays. Excludes tax & gratuity. Some restrictions may apply.

Value: $500 each Thank you: Canlis Restaurant and PILF Auction Committee

8 CAY U S E W I DOW M A K E R CA B E R N ET SAU VI G N O N V E RT I CA L WI N E CO L L EC T I O N

Hand-selected from the private cellar of Professor Ronald Slye, don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary vertical of Cayuse Widowmaker Cabernet Sauvignon. This highly rated Bordeauxstyle wine made locally in Walla Walla has achieved cult like status for its bright acidity, elegant notes, and rich full-bodied flavor.

This coveted 8-bottle collection features a single bottle from each year 2006–2013.

Salutè!

No refunds or exchanges.

Value: $1,500 Thank you: Professor Ronald Slye

9 CO U PLE S N I G HT O UT PAC K AG E FO R 4 Your party of 4 will enjoy a signature evening out on the town! Begin your evening by heading to Chef Ethan Stowell’s new signature restaurant Rione XIII. Specializing in Roman Italian cuisine, your group will enjoy a scrumptious family style Chef’s Tasting Menu with complimentary wine pairings! After your feast, journey to Jet City Improv, where your group will be treated to 4 tickets to Seattle’s top-rated comedy improv show! Laugh out loud as you enjoy an evening of classic improv comedy – complete with plenty of audience interaction.

Chef’s Tasting Menu for 4 with wine pairings at Ethan Stowell’s Rione XIII 4 Tickets to Jet City Improv Package expires March 9, 2020 and is subject to availability.

Restaurant Certificate: Valid for 4 people, and excludes tax and gratuity.

Not valid Fri/Sat evenings or in December, 2019. Jet City Improv: Advance reservations required. Valid for weekend, evenings only. Certificate cannot be used on concessions or bar purchases. Certificate cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value.

Value: $472 Thank you: Ethan Stowell Restaurants and Jet City Improv

10 W H E E L- B E E R - O A N D D I N N E R FO R 10 Hosted by Professor Adamson Professor Bryan Adamson, will host your group of 10 for a home-cooked, Southern-style, soul-food feast! BBQ ribs, mac & cheese, fried chicken, sweet potato pie, pecan pie, potato salad, and the list goes on…and on…

What beverage could compete with this truly over-the-top dining experience? Your own custom wheel-BEER-O of assorted beers courtesy of Pike Brewing Co.! Today’s winning bidder will literally walk or should we say “wheel” away with this unique package!

Wheelbarrow/Beer: No exchanges or refunds. Dinner: Expires March 9, 2020.

Based on mutually agreeable date and time. Some restrictions may apply.

Value: $570 Thank you: Professor Bryan Adamson, Pacific Supply, and Pike Brewing Co.

11 CATE R E D COC K TAI L PA RT Y FO R 10 Surprise your clients, friends or colleagues with a swanky, catered cocktail party for 10 featuring Kwanchai Vodka. You and your guests will nibble on delicious hors d’oeuvres while sipping on a signature custom cocktail designed specifically for your group! Kwanchai will go on the road and bring the party direct to your private home or office, or they can host your group at their beautiful downtown Seattle space.

Expires March 9, 2020. Reservations required, subject to availability.

Some restrictions may apply. Not to exceed maximum of 10 guests.

Value: $1,500 Thank you: Kwanchai

12 1 -W E E K M O U NTAI N CA B I N R ETR E AT Treat yourself to a 6-night getaway in a beautiful private mountain home. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a fully equipped kitchen – this lovely home is conveniently located halfway between Leavenworth and Stevens Pass along scenic Hwy 2.

The perfect combination of relaxation and exploration – this unique location offers easy access to incredible hiking trails, and cross country and downhill skiing at nearby Stevens Pass, or the perfect jumping point for visiting fun local tourist spots such as Leavenworth’s Bavarian Alpine Village, Wallace Falls State Park and more!

Expires March 9, 2020. Subject to availability. No pets, maximum of 6 guests. Note: The house is not child-proof, and is not formally advertised as a rental unit. Other restrictions may apply.

Value: $1,500 Thank you: Tom Deal and Professor Laurel Oates

13 H O LL A N D A M E R I CA LI N E C R U I S E FO R 2 Bon Voyage! Splurge and begin your next journey by setting sail on a 7-day cruise for 2 aboard Holland America. Choose from the glacial majesty of Alaska, the jeweltoned warmth of the Caribbean, the sun and surf of Mexico, or travel along North America’s Atlantic Coast to enjoy the picturesque beauty of Canada or New England.

7-Day Holland America Cruise for 2 in a single stateroom Your CHOICE of destination to one of the following: Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico, or Canada/New England No expiration date. Valid strictly for cruise only. Valid for 7-day cruise for two in a single stateroom to Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico, or Canada/New England only. Cruise selection subject to availability. Cost of transportation, hotels, taxes, fuel supplements, surcharges, transfers, shore excursions and personal expenses onboard are NOT included. Cruise valid for a single stateroom, which will be a minimum unobstructed ocean view stateroom selected by Holland America Line. Guests under 21 years of age, must be accompanied by a parent. Please see cruise certificate for a full accounting of all rules and restrictions.

Value: $3,000 Thank you: Holland America Line and PILF Auction Committee

14 D I N N E R W ITH D E A N C L A R K You and 4 lucky guests will join Dean Annette Clark for a truly delectable evening filled with delicious food, fine wine, and stellar conversation.

Dean Clark will host your group of 5 at her private home, where you will be treated to a home-cooked Greek meal, complete with 3 bottles of Alexandria Nicole Cellars’ lovely a2 Cabernet Sauvignon.

Expires March 9, 2020. Subject to availability. Based on mutually agreeable date and time. Valid for 5 guests.

Value: $375 Thank you: Dean Annette Clark and Alexandria Nicole Cellars

15 F U N D -A- N E E D The Public Interest Law Foundation Summer Grant Program annually provides stipends to law students who intern without pay at nonprofit or public agencies.

This year, a full grant is $5000. Most of our students work full-time during their two summers of law school, and these jobs are critical opportunities for them to be able to work directly with clients and get real-world experience.

However, nonprofit legal organizations, public defenders, and government agencies are typically not able to fund the students who work with them, so students either must secure their own funding or become even more overburdened with debt in order to get this experience. Therefore, Summer Grants provide needed funding to allow students to make ends meet while they serve underserved individuals and communities.

Since our program started over 26 years ago, hundreds of students have received stipends through this program, allowing them to address critical and unmet legal needs in the Puget Sound area, throughout the country and abroad. Students work under the supervision of experienced attorneys and engage in work ranging from securing protection orders for survivors of domestic violence, representing families at risk of homelessness in eviction proceedings, winning benefits for disabled veterans, or helping low-income workers avoid consumer fraud and identity theft.

These internships are truly transformative experiences for the students.

Students who work for an employer, thanks to a PILF summer grant, form relationships that can lead to permanent jobs after graduation.

Our goal this evening, in honor of our 26th Anniversary, is to raise enough funds to support 25 full-time PILF Grantees for 2019.

L EVEL S

$5,000 $2,500 $1,000 $500 $250

16 D E S S E RT DA S H That’s right folks! You CAN have your cake, and eat it too! Please direct your attention to the stage, where our talented auction team will lead the charge in releasing tables to pick up their individual desserts for their table!

Value: OH MY, SO DELICIOUS! Thank you: To our amazing group of local businesses, students, staff, and faculty

for providing such a delicious array of desserts to choose from!

17 5 - N I G HT M O U NTAI N COT TAG E STAY I N A S H EVI LLE , N C Nestled in the mountains of North Carolina, this private 2-bedroom cottage is located just 40 minutes south from the bustling arts hub of Asheville, NC. Situated on 16 forested acres, this tranquil retreat is close to scenic hiking trails, showcases incredible mountain views, and comes complete with an outdoor hot tub for enjoying the starry skies at night! The Cottage features 2Â queen bedrooms, 1 bath with claw foot tub and separate slate shower, a fully equipped kitchen, washer & dryer on-site, and complimentary wifi service.

Bon Voyage!

Expires March 9, 2020 and based on space availability. Additional restrictions may apply. Package does not include airfare. Sleeps maximum of 6 guests.

Value: $800 Thank you: Raven Sinclaire and Steve Wilde

18 S E AT TLE DATE N I G HT PAC K AG E FO R 2 One lucky couple will enjoy a quintessential Seattle date night in the heart of downtown Seattle. Start your evening with dinner for 2 at the new Seattle hotspot Rider. After enjoying a delicious and hearty meal, pop over to the iconic Paramount Theatre for an evening in the Land of Oz – with 2 tickets to see the musical “Wicked” on Friday, June 28th! Finally, cap your night with an overnight stay at the luxurious Grand Hyatt Seattle.

Dinner for 2 at Rider 2 Tickets to Wicked at Paramount Theatre – valid for the 8 pm performance on Fri. June 28th Overnight Stay at the Grand Hyatt Seattle Hotel: Expires March 9, 2020. Subject to availability, some restrictions and blackout dates may apply. Availability not guaranteed for the evening of June 28, 2019. Valid for a deluxe king room only. Only valid at the Grand Hyatt Seattle, and cannot be redeemed for cash or combined with any other promotional offers. Rider: Expires March 9, 2020. Subject to availability, and excludes tax, gratuity and holidays. Maximum $100 value. Wicked Tickets: Valid for 2 tickets to the Fri. June 28th, 2019 performance at 8 pm. Seats 1 & 2 in Row P (center aisle). Parking not included.

Value: $646 Thank you: Anne and Steve Enquist, Grand Hyatt Seattle, and Rider

19 PAC I F I C N O RTH W E ST G O LF PAC K AG E – A – LUNCH & GOL F FOR 3 AT BROAD M OOR G O L F CLU B

You and two lucky guests will enjoy a round of golf and lunch for three hosted by former King County Superior Court Judge Charles Burdell, at the renowned Broadmoor Golf Club. A classic woodlands course designed by the legendary Vernon Macan, Broadmoor’s 18-hole course stretches 6,186 yards, and features twisting fairways bordered by tall firs.

Expires March 9, 2020 and subject to availability. Valid for 3 players. Some restrictions may apply.

Value: $300 Thank you: Charles Burdell

– B – G OLF FOR 2 WITH CART AT T HE GOL F C LU B AT R E DM O N D R I DG E

Two lucky guests will enjoy a round of golf at The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge. Designed by architect Gary Panks, this elite 18-hole course features a par-70 layout, challenging water features, and pristine course conditions that celebrate the true beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Expires December 31, 2019 and subject to availability. Valid Mon–Thurs only, excludes holidays. Valid for 2 players with cart. Some restrictions may apply.

Value: $200 Thank you: The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge

20 3 - N I G HT P O RTL A N D G ETAWAY Treat yourself to the ultimate Pacific Northwest Getaway with a 3-night stay in a loft style 1-bedroom condo in Portland, Oregon. In the heart of the Pearl district, this beautiful condo is located on the streetcar line, just 3 blocks from the train station. The unit features high ceilings, polished concrete floors, full kitchen, air conditioning, and a courtyard balcony.

Sleeps a total of 4 people with the addition of a comfortable sleeper couch in the main living room. Parking in secure garage is included.

Take advantage of the opportunity to fall in love all over again with the iconic city of Portland, and spend your days exploring the lively Pearl Neighborhood, and its’ hub of eclectic shops, restaurants and iconic favorites like Powell’s City of Books.

Expires March 9, 2020 and based on space availability. Not to exceed maximum of 4 guests.

Non-transferable without consent. No pets. Additional restrictions may apply.

Value: $900 Thank you: Professor Steven Bender

21 SO U N D E R S GA M E DAY E XPE R I E N C E FO R 2 Splurge and enjoy all the game day action, with a trip to Century Link Field to see our very own Seattle Sounders! You and your guests will enjoy two Club Level seats to a 2019/2020 regular season match, as you join some of the most passionate supporters in Major League Soccer to cheer your team to victory!

Before heading to The Clink, swing by local favorite Nine Hats Pizzeria for a delicious lunch for two, followed by a quick trip to famed Glass Distillery in SODO. A stunningly beautiful space within easy walking distance of the stadium, your group will be treated to a vertical tasting of GD’s signature vodka.

Sounders Tickets: Two tickets to a 2019/2020 regular season match, subject to availability. Tickets located in Row F, Seats 16 & 17. Excludes parking. Nine Hats Pizzeria: Subject to availability. Not to exceed $50. Excludes tax and gratuity. GD: Based on space availability, some restrictions may apply.

Value: $186 Thank you: Glass Distillery, Nine Hats Pizzeria, and Pete Talevich

22 C H I LD R E N ’ S FA R M TH E M E D B I RTH DAY PA RT Y FO R 2 0 Surprise your little one with the perfect Children’s Farm Birthday Party Experience. Located on a private horse ranch property in Redmond, your group will enjoy plenty of time to explore the magic of the beautiful property before celebrating with treats and refreshments. Meet and pet the horses, enjoy guided pony rides, feed the goats, and bounce away in the bouncy house. It will be a fun-filled day of outdoor farm fun for all.

Expires March 9, 2020. Mutually agreeable date, weather dependent. No transportation to and from farm provided. Not to exceed maximum of 3 hours. Valid for maximum of 40 people, 20 total kids. Other restrictions may apply. Party refreshments, treats, and paper supplies the responsibility of the winning bidder.

Value: $500 Thank you: Jason Amala

23 CA P ITO L H I LL DATE N I G HT FO R 2 Enjoy a perfect Capitol Hill date night with your sweetheart. Start the evening off with dinner for 2 at cult favorite Ba Bar, where you will enjoy delicious Southeast Asian inspired street food. After dinner, head to nearby Puzzle Break where you will race against the clock and test your skills in a live escape room experience.

Top off your evening with a dreamy night’s sleep in a deluxe king guestroom, at the Silver Cloud Hotel Broadway. Located in the heart of trendy Capitol Hill, your spacious guestroom includes microwave, refrigerator and 55 inch HD flat screen television. During your stay don’t miss the opportunity to take a dip in the hotel’s indoor heated pool.

All certificates expire March 9, 2020 and are subject to availability. Ba Bar: No cash value.

Excludes gratuity and alcoholic beverages. Puzzle Break: Valid for 2 people, ticket price may not cover the full price of all game options. Must be 16+ years or older. Silver Cloud: Not valid June 15, 2019, August 30–31, 2019. Advance reservations required. Other restrictions may apply.

Value: $412 Thank you: Ba Bar, Puzzle Break, and Silver Cloud Hotel Broadway

AU C TI O N R U LE S 1. All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items except where specified.

2. All values stated are in US currency and have been provided by the donor for each individual item.

3. Payment must be made in full for all items purchased on March 9, 2019.

Payment may be made by cash, check or credit card.

4. Unless otherwise specified, all auction certificates will expire March 9, 2020 and all items and services must be used within 1 year of date of issue.

5. Applicable taxes and gratuities are the responsibility of the bidder, unless otherwise specified.

6. The Seattle University School of Law Public Interest Law Foundation has endeavored to describe and catalog all items correctly, all property is sold “as is” and we neither warrant nor represent, and in no way shall be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, authenticity, authorship, provenance, or condition of the property.

7. No statements contained in the catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warrant, representation or assumption of liability.

8. The Seattle University School of Law Public Interest Law Foundation reserves the right to withdraw an item for sale prior to bidding.

9. A portion of your contribution to the Seattle University School of Law Public Interest Law Foundation may be tax deductible. Please consult a tax advisor to determine the tax deductible nature of auction purchases.

10. All wines and spirits are to be sold in Washington and title passes to the purchaser in Washington. Seattle University School of Law Public Interest Law Foundation makes no representation as to the purchaser’s rights to import wine into any state. Wines and spirits may be sold and delivered only to persons who are at least 21 years old.

11. Several packages require the winning bidder to coordinate with multiple donors. It is important to read all certificates and coordination specifications for each individual item.

12. After payment is made, all items must be removed the evening of the event.

Should you be unable to remove your items at the conclusion of the auction, they will be available for pick up at the Seattle University School of Law, Access to Justice Institute. Please call our office at 206.398.4173 to arrange pick up by no later than March 22, 2019.

S AV E P U B L I C I N T E R E S T L AW F O U N D AT I O N ’ S

THE 2 7 TH AN N UAL AU C TI O N

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