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A Message from Our Executive Director Welcome to NOVA’s 2020 Roaring 20’s Auction!

Thank you for coming together with our NOVA family this evening. We are especially appreciative that you are doing so during these difficult and unprecedented times. This is our first virtual gala, and we look forward to providing an entertaining evening for you.

When our Auction Committee chose the theme ‘the roaring 20’s for this event 18 months ago, little did they know that the beginning of this decade would begin quite this way as these 20’s have certainly roared in like no other. But for tonight, at least, let’s harken back to those more carefree 20’s of the past!

Thank you to our Auction Committee members who have worked tirelessly to arrange tonight’s event, especially so under such challenging circumstances.

Their commitment to bringing this event to fruition has been nothing short of remarkable. We couldn’t have done it without you!

NOVA is also grateful for the continued support of our many sponsors and contributors for this evening’s event and throughout the year. Please take note of the businesses that are supporting NOVA through sponsorship, advertisement or auction item donations. When you have a choice of where to dine, shop, or hire a service, please consider one that has supported our mission and services.

We also wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated and invaluable individual sponsors, and to all of you who donate to and give of yourselves to support NOVA. The money that we are able to raise tonight from this Roaring 20’s auction will help support NOVA’s vital services to victims and to educate children and adults on protecting themselves from violence. We know the rate of child sexual abuse and interpersonal violence has increased significantly during the pandemic. We will be here for every child and adult who comes through our doors, but we need your help to support our programs and services. This evening’s fundraising auction is a vital part of that support.

Designated as an essential service, NOVA services remained available during the ‘stay at home order’ and throughout the pandemic. At the same time, we have lost over $200,000 in revenue due to the temporary closure of the NOVA Thrift Shop, and increases in operational costs as we ramped up the use of technology to provide programs and services in a safe and secure way.

Your purchase of auction items and your contribution to the special appeal tonight will make a difference and help us to continue to ensure that every victim we serve has the opportunity to heal and move forward in their lives.

So please remember that when you bid on any of the fabulous auction items or make a donation to the special appeal you are making a difference!

Our success depends on you. I hope you enjoy the evening!

My regards, Penelope R. Ettinger, Executive Director

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Our Mission

Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA) supports, counsels, and empowers victims of sexual assault and other serious crimes in Bucks County and works to prevent and eliminate violence in society through advocacy, training, community education, and prevention programs.

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When a victim of sexual violence arrives at any of our local emergency rooms, NOVA SANE nurses respond within 1-hour to provide specialized health services and compassion.

When after a NOVA school-based prevention program, a child discloses that they’ve been a victim of sexual abuse, NOVA Educators support the child and work with the school to make a ChildLine report.

When an elderly man becomes a victim of fraud, NOVA Victim Advocates are there, walking hand-in-hand, allaying fears, explaining, guiding, and providing support throughout the criminal justice process.

When a child sexual abuse case is investigated, NOVA, through the Child Advocacy Center, provides a safe and child-friendly space for child victims to speak about their abuse, to receive counseling and intervention services to aid in their healing, and to help avoid re-traumatization when being interviewed by members of the law enforcement investigative team.

Striving for a safe community free of violence, NOVA provides hundreds of school-based and community prevention education programs on personal safety, mandated reporter training, and other topics providing children and adults with the information and tools to keep themselves and others safe.

When any victim of crime reaches out for help, NOVA provides free stateof-the-art counseling services and victim advocacy to help them regain their dignity, health, and quality of life.

Our Vision

NOVA envisions a society free of violence, one that empowers individuals and promotes respect for the privacy, diversity, and dignity of all people.

Our Values

Our work is steeped in a belief that all individuals should be empowered to make decisions about their lives, to be secure from violation of their bodies and personal space, and to live in a society free from violence. We further believe that society has a responsibility to educate and support individuals with regard to these rights.

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How Can I Get Involved After the Auction?

Stay in touch with us and spread the word about our work!

Subscribe to our email list to stay up-to-date on everything happening at NOVA and like/follow us on Twitter (@novabuckscounty), Facebook (@nova. bucks), Instagram (@nova.bucks), LinkedIn (@novanetworksofvictimassistance) and YouTube (@novabucks) and share with others!

Lend a Hand

Many volunteer opportunities are available at NOVA — from direct service work on our Hotline, working on a fundraising event, joining the Bucks Coalition Against Trafficking (BCAT), taking the Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) training, or joining our outstanding Thrift Shop volunteer corps — just to name a few! Whether you have an hour per month or several hours a day, your participation can make a big difference! For more information about our opportunities, please contact Julie Dugery at Julie@novabucks.org

Make a Donation

In addition to your generosity this evening, we hope you can continue to support NOVA financially throughout the year. We depend on contributions to continue our vital work in the community. Donating is easy through our website at www.novabucks.org, or by calling 215-343-6543.

Help a Friend or Family Member

If you know someone who has been a victim and needs help, please provide them with our hotline number and let them know there is a trained, traumainformed staff member or volunteer available to help. Our confidential Hotline is available 24/7/365 at 1-800-675-6900

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Attorney, Author, Educator, Sexual Abuse Advocate WHY RACHAEL DENHOLLANDER IS CAPTIVATING AUDIENCES

Rachael Denhollander is an attorney, author, advocate, and educator who is recognized as a leading voice on the topic of sexual abuse. Possessing a unique blend of professional skills, personal experiences, and dynamic communication style, she is a sought-after media commentator, speaker, and consultant. Her grasp of legal issues, corporate ethics, effective leadership strategies, and investigative practices are coupled with a trauma-informed, deeply compassionate understanding of the realities facing survivors of sexual abuse and their path toward healing. Bridging the gap between survivors and the society and institutions that may have failed them, Denhollander forces audiences to ask the question, “What is a girl or boy worth?” while equipping them with the tools to answer, “Everything.”

ABOUT RACHAEL DENHOLLANDER

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Timeline of Events A Cabaret of 20’s Songs Featuring Vocalist Claudia Perry and Piano Accompanist Dave Kenney

Opening Remarks & Special Introductions Penny Ettinger, Executive Director

Special Guest Rachael Denhollander Attorney, Author, Educator, Sexual Abuse Advocate

Charleston Dance Lesson Taught by Sascha Newberg of SwingKat Entertainment

Client Video Charity O’Reilly, Counseling Coordinator

Special Appeal Mandy Mundy, Associate Director

1920’s Skit: Tripping Down Memory Lane Featuring Carolyn Dixon and Jen Jaynes of Without A Cue Productions

Closing Remarks Penny Ettinger, Executive Director Tonight’s event will be emceed by Drew Pearlman, General Manager at O’Neil Nissan, Inc.

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Corporate Sponsors Presenting Sponsor

Fox Trot Sponsors

Tango Sponsors Bensalem Township Police Department Univest Financial Worth & Company, Inc.

Waltz Sponsors Antheil, Maslow & MacMinn, LLP Goldsteins’ Rosenberg’s Raphael-Sacks, Inc. Kreischer Miller Marshall Grezlak Michael Sheehy of Wealth Advisory Services, Inc. O’Neil Nissan, Inc.

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Individual Sponsors Benefactor Anonymous Dorothy and William Gaboda The Kuchan Family Twain Gonzales and John A. Donato

Patron Karen Kern

Friend Chiefs of Police Association of Bucks County Eric and Lauren Landamia Kim Gronendahl and Robert Jeminey Lynne LaBerge Robert and Kathleen Williamson Shane and April Loercher Tine Hansen-Turton The Goddard School, Farm Lane William and Laurie Schutt

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Thank You On behalf of the clients we serve, Network of Victim Assistance would like to thank and acknowledge the auction committee for all of their hard work, dedication and commitment planning and executing this year’s event.

Beth Antimarino Kris Ballerini Morgan Cooper* MaryAnn Edwards Marci Goldman Jillian Goldman* Dana Hilton April Hudson Pat Hurst Katie Lipski Michelle Obetz* Bridget O’Malley Drew Pearlman Rachel Pearlman Kit Schweiker-Gerdelmann Becky Van Dine Gloria Watkins Erin Zezzo

*NOVA Board Member

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Thank You to the following for their generous support of An Evening in the Roaring 20’s 1812 Productions 5 South 5 Wits Plymouth Meeting 93.3 WMMR AACA Museum Act II Playhouse Adventure Sports in Hershey African American Museum in Philadelphia Ambler Theater American Bread Company, LLC American Helicopter Museum & Education Center Anna Nails & Spa Anton’s At The Swan Ardana Food & Drink Arden Theatre Company Art Dept. Studios At the Factory in Oaks Author Rachel Levy Lesser Auto Zone Avalon Golf Club Avalon Links Restaurant Bacco Bistro Backyard Beans Coffee Company, LLC Baltimore Museum of Industry Bang It Out Designs Beaded by Sandra Becky Van Dine Bella Tori at the Mansion Bella’s Boutique Belle Mariposa Salon & Day Spa Betty Borden’s House of Whacks Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery Blooming Glen Pork & Catering Blue Violet Flowers & Gifts Bob’s Discount Furniture Bocelli’s Bonefish Grill

Boscov’s Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve Bowman’s Tavern Brandywine Ballet Brandywine River Museum of Art Breakthru Beverage brenPhotography Brick House Tavern + Tap Bridget O’Malley Bristol Riverside Theatre Broadway Comedy Club Broadway Theatre of Pitman Buckingham Valley Vineyards Bucks County Children’s Museum Bucks County River Country Bucks County Running Co. Bucks County Symphony Orchestra Bucks County Treasurer’s Office Byers’ Choice Ltd. Café Con Leche Caleb’s American Kitchen Cancun Carroll’s Jewelers Casa Toro Chanticleer Cherry Crest Adventure Farms Chick-Fil-A Choo Choo Barn, Inc. Chris Grezlak Chuck E. Cheese’s Ciao Bella Hair Salon City Winery, Washington DC Clark’s Flower Shop Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust Comcast Spotlight Comedy Cabaret Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick Costco Wholesale

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County Theater Courtyard Philadelphia City Avenue Crafty’s Taproom Crayola Factory Crea Designs Crossroads Bake Shop Dafydd Jones Dairy Queen Dance Time Academy Dave Freeman David J. Witchell Salon David Ohlerking David Taylor Delaware Art Museum Delaware Museum of Natural History Denise Held Diamond Express Car Wash Diana Contine, Dakota Moon Diana Vincent Domenic Graziano Flowers Donegal Jewelers Donna Grezlak Dorney Park Dot Bunn, Red Stone Farm Studio Dot Gaboda Dover International Speedway Doylestown Bookshop Doylestown Escape Room Doylestown Gold Exchange Doylestown Rock Gym Duncan Hartley Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre Eastern State Penitentiary Edilbe Arrangements, Doylestown Elite Island Resorts Emilie Stevens Emily Thompson Entertainment Cruises Erini Restaurant Expedition Escape Faber Distilling Co. Fairless Hills Garden Center

Fairways Golf Club Fanny Chapman Pool Fitlife Performance Training Fred Harran, Bensalem Police Department Fred Place Frog Hollow Farm Bed & Breakfast Garden State Discovery Museum George Thompson Giggleberry Fair Giuseppe’s Pizza Gloria Watkins Go N Bananas Family Fun Center Got Wine?

Grim’s Orchard & Family Farms Guru’s Indian Restaurant Hachi Hand & Stone Massage & Facial Spa Haring Brothers, Inc. Harmony Clean Harrisburg Area Riverboat Society Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar Haven Promise Design Head Over Heels Heirloom Acre Honey Helena van Emmerick-Finn Hershey Gardens Hilton Harrisburg Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing Historic Philadelphia, Inc. Historic Ships in Baltimore Holiday House Pet Resort & Training Center Holland Ridge Farms Hopkins & Hopkins, Attorneys At Law I Woke Up Like This Medspa Indian Garden Iron Abbey Gastropub Iron Hill Brewery, North Wales Iron Hill Brewery, Philadelphia Jeff Roberts Joy Chalet Cuisine June Hines Pilates Kathie Dacey Photography

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Katie Lipski Kimmel Center Landis Supermarket Lantern Theater Company Lehigh Valley IronPigs Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Lily’s Chocolate Paradise Lincoln Caverns, Inc. Linden Row Inn Little Bags. Big Impact LIVE! With Kelly and Ryan Longwood Gardens LSL Brands Luberto’s Brick Oven Pizza & Trattoria Luigi’s Restaurant Mad Golfer Golf Club Madison Greiner MaGerks Maggio’s Restaurant Manoff Market Gardens Marcus Theatres Corporation Margie Perry Marie Leopold Marisela Cruz Mary Lou Wilson Mary Pat Kuchan Melissa Russell, Forever Friends Pet Portraits Mercer Museum & Fonthill Castle Mike’s York Street Bar & Grill Miller Symphony Hall Mohegan Sun Pocono Morey’s Piers Morgan Cooper Morris Arboretum Mountain Laurel Spirits, LLC Movie Tavern Mt. Cuba Center Mt. Fuji Restaurant Mural Arts Philadelphia Mutter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Nail Palaise

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Nails by Lindsay Nancy Barch Natalie Searl National Constitution Center Neiman Marcus Neshaminy Valley Golf Club Newtown Athletic Club Newtown Bookshop Newtown Theatre Nick’s Deli Nina’s Waffles & Ice Cream Nordstrom Novique Medical Aesthetics Oishi Old Barracks Museum On Location Tours On Your Way Up Ballooning O’Neil Nissan Orange Theory Fitness Osteria Saporino P.F. Changs Parx Casino Peace Valley Lavender Farm Peddler’s Village Penn Museum People’s Light Petco, Feasterville Philadelphia Chamber Music Society Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Insectarium & Butterfly Pavilion Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia Rock Gym Philadelphia Theatre Company Philadelphia Union Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens Phoenix Art Supplies & Framing Piccolo Trattoria Pineville Tavern Players Barber Shop Pocono Raceway Poco’s Restaurant Poke Bros.

Portraits by Ann-Marie Princeton Athletics Princeton University Art Museum Quintessence Theatre Group Rackroom Shoes Raymer’s Homemade Candies Reading Fightin Phils Refreshing Mountain Retreat & Adventure Center Rich Bomze Robyn Graham Photograpy, LLC Rocco’s At The Brick Rose Management Services, LP Saladworks, Newtown Salon on State Saltability Retreat Sarah Cornwell Jewelry School of Rock Scott Matthew Salon Seasons 52 Fresh Grill & Wine Bar Shady Brook Farm Markets, Inc. Shari Dutkin Shaving Grace Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum Skippack Golf Club Smoke & Mirrors Magic Theater Somewhere In Time Southwest Airlines Speed Raceway Stan & Shelli Dunn Star Penn Pool Service Stars Salon Station Tap House Stumpy’s Hatchet House Bucks County Stutz Candy Company Sublime Salon & Spa Susan Albaugh Susan and Allie Romano Sweet Lou Designs Tari Zarka, Aspiring Artists of the Earth Tea Can Company Teaberry’s Tea Room The Amish Farm & House

The B&O Railroad Museum The Bucks Club The Capital Grille The Cheesecake Factory The Conservatory The Cornerstone Clubs The Daily Show The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille The Happy Mixer The Larder The Lucky Well The Max Challenge The Philadelphia Orchestra The Salt Cave The Senate of Pennsylvania The Warrington The Washington House Hotel Theatre Horizon Thursday’s Child, LLC Tinicum Park Polo Club TJ Smith’s Town and Country Players Trenton Thunder Turkey Hill Experience Turning Point UVA Ristorante Italiano Villa Capri Walnut Street Theatre Wawa Community Care Wegmans, Warrington Weis Markets Wheel of Fortune Whitewater Rafting Adventures WHYY Wilma Theater Winterthur Wolf Performing Arts Center Woodmere Art Museum WTXF-Fox 29 Philadelphia Xfinity Live!

Yard House YMCA Bucks County

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NOVA Board of Directors Dorothy Gaboda, President

Jillian Goldman, Secretary

Karen Kern, Vice President

William Aquila, Treasurer

Schiller Grounds Care

Community Volunteer

Waypoint Financial, LLC

Penn Foundation

Kareem Afzal

Marianne Kepler

PDC Machines, Inc.

Bucks County Community College

Stephen Albert

Andrew Kind-Rubin

Community Volunteer

Child Guidance Resource Centers

Seung Hee Choi

Sarah Larson

The College of New Jersey

Furia Rubel Communications

Morgan Cooper

Constance Lindenmuth

Twain Gonzales

Michelle L. Obetz

Univest Financial

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Law School Admission Council, Newtown

Robert Hills

Kreischer Miller

Karen Robbins

Community Volunteer

UBS Wealth Management

Jonathan Kassa

Gwendolyn Sims

Allied Universal Security Services

EC Fence & Iron Works, Inc.

Honorary Board Hon. Mark S. Schweiker

Renmatix 44th Governor, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

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Penelope R. Ettinger Executive Director

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AUCTION Bidding INSTRUCTIONS Bid on your phone, tablet, or computer Register •T o place bids, purchase items, or make a donation register online at www.nova.givesmart.com. You will be able to bid on items starting on Sunday, October 11th at 10:00 a.m.

Bid via COMPUTER •G o to www.nova.givesmart.com and login (if you have pre-registered) or register. This will take you to your personal bidding page.

•C lick on an item you would like to bid on. The bid amount pre-populates with the next minimum bid so all you have to do is press Bid. Have GiveSmart automatically bid for you up to a designed amount, by selecting the Auto Bid tab.

•E nter your highest bid amount and we’ll increase your bid as needed to keep you winning until your amount is reached! You will receive a text notification when you have been outbid at your highest amount entered.

Bid via SMARTPHONE •C lick the blue link in your welcome text message and it will take you to your personal bidding page.

•C lick on an item you would like to bid on. The bid amount pre-populates with the next minimum bid so all you have to do is press Bid. Have GiveSmart automatically bid for you up to a designed amount, by selecting the Auto Bid tab.

•E nter your highest bid amount and we’ll increase your bid as needed to keep you winning until your amount is reached! You will receive a text notification when you have been outbid at your highest amount entered.

Bid via TEXT •T o see current bid, reply to your welcome text and simply text the 3 digit item number. Example: “102” then press send. Then, text the 3 digit item number and amount you would like to bid. No dollar signs ($) needed. Example: “102 300” then press send. You placed a $300 bid on item number 102.

Donate Now •S elect the “Click to Donate” button on your computer, table or smartphone and enter an amount or reply to your welcome text by texting “Give” and an amount. Example “Give 100.”

Bid: Automatically enters the next minimum bid amount; you will be asked by pop-up screen to confirm your bid.

Change Bid Amount: You can manually enter any amount that is greater than the “next bid.”

Set Maximum Bid: So that you don’t risk getting outbid at the last minute, everyone is encouraged to set a max bid. The auction software will automatically raise your bid by a pre-determined increment until your maximum bid has been met or the silent auction ends.

Watch Item: Adds items to your “My Items” list for easy reference later.

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General Auction Rules 1. Silent auction bidding will close at 9:00 p.m. on October 15, 2020 2. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds are permitted. Everything is sold “as is,� and NOVA is not responsible for any businesses that close due to COVID-19 or other circumstances. Please read specifications and limitations carefully.

3. You may bid as often as you like on each item. Incremental bidding rules apply. Please see each item’s online description for more information. If the proper raise in price has not been adhered to, the previous bidder will be entitled to the item.

4. By this purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against either this organization or the donor of the property or services.

Neither the organization nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damages to property that may result from the use of the property or services sold.

5. Reservations for dinner, trips, sporting events, etc. are subject to availability and must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise specified.

6. Some items cannot be shipped. Please see individual item descriptions for specific information.

7. Certain restrictions and blackout dates may apply on travel items.

Travel items do not include applicable fees and taxes unless otherwise specified.

8. Restaurant gift certificates exclude the cost of alcohol, tax, and gratuity, unless specified. Please note that vouchers and certificates have no cash value.

9. Some auction items have an expiration date listed in the description and/or on the gift certificate. Please review this information prior to bidding as all sales are final.

10. It is the responsibility of bidders to honor scheduled delivery of goods or services or negotiate scheduling, as specified in the item description.

Delivery of items and services sold at the auction is done on the honor system. Neither the Auction Committee, nor Network of Victim Assistance, can enforce these commitments. The Auction Committee is happy to support delivery of goods and services by reminding donors of their promises. Please take the initiative to call if something is amiss.

11. Network of Victim Assistance believes all descriptions and commentary accompanying the auction items to be correct; however, Network of Victim Assistance makes no warranties or representations of any kind regarding the items or services provided.

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12. In the event of a dispute, a designated Auction Official will determine the winning bidder or will re-offer and resell the items in dispute. The Auction Official’s decision will be final.

13. Payment in full is mandatory for all items at the closing of the silent auction. If you do not cash out yourself, your purchases will be charged to your card at 10:00 p.m. on October 15, 2020. VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express will be accepted as forms of payment.

14. Refunds will not be given on unclaimed items. Should the item(s) need to be shipped, the buyer may be responsible for shipping charges (depending on size and weight of item).

15. Check with your own tax advisor as to the deductibility of the purchase of each item.

Claiming your items Items will be available for pick-up at the NOVA business office Saturday, October 17th – Friday, October 23rd, 2020, and available for delivery Sunday, October 18th – Friday, October 23rd, 2020. Items can be picked up at the NOVA business office (2370 York Road, Suite B1, Jamison, PA 18929), delivered to you within a 15 mile radius of NOVA’s office, or shipped to you (depending on size and weight of items, buyer may be responsible for shipping costs). Some items cannot be shipped. Please see individual item descriptions for specific information. You will receive a gift certificate for services and intangible items, with contact information as appropriate. Some event tickets are not available this far in advance of the season, and you will receive a contact number of the donor or a NOVA staff member will contact you when the tickets become available.

We cannot ensure that the business(es) behind your purchase will be open following the current health crisis. While we hope that all of our generous auction donors can return to business as usual, if your auction purchase cannot be honored by the donor as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak and its effects, we hope that you will allow your contribution to be considered a donation that is fully tax-deductible.

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