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The Promise Ball | Auction
Saturday, January 29, 2011


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Committee | Honorees | Auction | Fund a Cure | Corporate Sponsors | Table Sales

The Promise Ball has a silent and live auction filled with high-end, one of a kind packages.  Our guests are excited to shop these auctions knowing that with their purchase they are helping find the cure for diabetes.  Keep checking our website for Auction Item updates!!

2010 Live Auction Items
2010 Super Silent Auction Items
Become an Auction Donor
Last Years Donors
Auction Rules

Become an Auction Donor:
The Promise Ball has an impressive guest list that includes corporate leaders and social influencers from all over the Valley.  Wouldn’t you like this group to know about your business?  JDRF takes seriously the relationships with its donors and understands the marketing expectations of an auction donation.  JDRF makes every effort to promote the business of our auction donors and makes sure they are highlighted in front of our guests.  Click here to view our procurement packet and learn more about the benefits of being an auction donor.

Last Years Donors:
Thank you to the many generous auction donors for The Promise Ball 2010. Because of these donations, the event raised more than $119,156 from the live and silent auction.
Below is a list of The Promise Ball 2010 donors.

2 Sisters Skin Spa
Americar-Greg Stedman
Applewood Pet Resort
Arbonne International-Abby Green
Arcadia Fine Wine
Arizona Angels
Arizona Diamondbacks
Arizona Grand Resort
Arizona Public Service Company (APS)
Arizona Tile
Art of Framing
Artstudio 1.0.1.
Bacchus Wine Made Simple
Baisch & Skinner
Ballet Arizona
Barefoot Winery
Tony & Vicky Benante
Jim Birkholz
Body By James
John Boesel
Briggs Family Dentistry
Candy Brock, M.D.
Irby & Sue Cain
Camelback Flower Shop
Caniglia MD Skin Care
Capital Grill Restaurant #17
Captured Moments
Chadwick Fine Furniture & Design, LLC
Chandler Compadres
Chapman BMW of Chandler
Chestnut Lane
Cities West Publishing
City of Phoenix
Clare Framed Art
Coach Eric Personal Training
Daniel & Sue Connor
Constellation Wines U.S.
Cornelia Park
Cox Communications
Cruz Tequila
Stephen Davidson
Desert Mountain Properties
Di Sciacca
Dial Corporation
David Dodge
Domestic Bliss
Jaquie & Bennett Dorrance
Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club
Kevin D’Sylva
Duxiana
Christopher & Bijen Dyrek
James & Carrie Dyrek
E.D. Marshall Jewelers
Envita Medical Centers
Everfine Records
Fender Music Instruments Co.
Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery
Mort & Donna Fleischer
Flemings Prime Steakhouse & Wine bar
Flemings Store #1301

Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market
Gainey Cleaners
Galina Couture
Hair by Michelle
Hall of Frames/Paradise Picture Frame
Hand & Stone Massage Spa
Harold’s Corral
Healthy Smiles
Hinkleys Lighting Factory
Hot Stix Golf
Tim & Natalie Hyland
Ice Den
Jamie Herzlinger Interiors
Jimmy Choo
Janice Jones
Judy Jones
JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa
Keg Restaurants Ltd.
Katherine Kobliner
Kohler Company
Kokopelli Golf Club
L.A. Wright photography
Legacy Golf Resort Arizona
Leidan Mitchell Salon & Spa
Leidan Mitchell-Jeanette Szafran
Martin & Julia Libling
Robert & Elvie Manschot
Mellissa Martin
Sandi Martin
Charles & Leslie McCarver
MedTronics
Milena Sefferovich Photography
Monaco Personal Training
Musicology
My Big Fat Greek Restaurant
National Bank of Arizona
Neiman Marcus
Nelson Barnum Interiors
Richard Nichols
Tony & Penny Nissley
Norwood Furniture
NuVision US, Inc.
Myles O’Reilly
Olympus Financial Advisors
On the Veranda
OneRedKey
William & Debra Pabst
Pacific Bioscience Laboratories, Inc.
Pepsi
Richard & Nancy Petrenka
PF Changs
Phoenix Art Group
Phoenix Fire Department
Phoenix Motor Company
Picasso Tile & Stoneworks
Picazzo’s Gourmet Pizza & Salads
Rancho Manana Golf Club

Rejuvena Health & Aesthetics
Relics Architecture Home & Garden
Laura Reynoso
Riviera Opticare, Inc.
Stephanie Roney
Sid Rosenblatt
Sachi Salon & Spa
Saks Fifth Avenue
Salvage Salon
Sassoon Salon
Schmitt Jewelers
Scottsdale Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Joe & Tere Serfaty
Seven Canyons Sedona
Sherry Shahriari
Shape your Space Design, L.L.C.
Sue Sheen
Shogan
Smith & Wesson
Bruce & Julia Sohn
Susan Solliday
Source Capital Group
Southern Wine & Spirits of Arizona
Starbucks Tempe
Steven Paul Salon
Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club
Superstition Springs Golf Club
The Mission
The Paper Place
The Paradise Valley Skin & Body Clinic
The Phoenix Symphony
The Raven Golf Club at South Mountain
The Vig
Tierra Del Lagarto
Transtyle Transportation
Michele Trevor
Troon Golf
Trouve’
Valerianne of Scottsdale
Valley Youth Theater
Village Racquet and Health Club
Vincent Guerithault on Camelback
Vitality Health & Fitness
Chris & Hollis Volk
Chuck & Gail Welliver
Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa
William T. Jenkins Landscaping & Irrigation
Barry & Gay Willits
David & Wendi Willock
Workshops for Youth and Families


Auction Rules:
Bid Cards
At Registration, each guest will be given a bid card with a bid number written on it.  Please retain the card throughout the evening and use your assigned bid number for all bids in the Silent and Live Auction. Placing your bid number on an item indicates a promise to pay for the item should you become the highest bidder.

Silent Auction
Silent auction shopping opens at 6:00 p.m. and closes at 7:30 p.m.
Please write legibly and observe the minimum bid and minimum raises. Any raise less than the minimum raise will be disqualified. No bids may be made after the auction is closed. The “guaranteed bid” box on the Silent auction form ensures your ownership of the item.  When you enter your “guaranteed bid” number in the box, you own the item.

The Live Auction
To place a bid on a Live Auction item, raise your bid card high and keep it raised until the auctioneer has acknowledged your bid.  Should you be the highest bidder, a runner will bring a bid form to your table to confirm your bid.

All winning bids are final. There will be no exchange or refund on items unless otherwise specified.

Please make payments in full this evening. We accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.

Please carefully check envelopes containing gift certificates before leaving. JDRF is not responsible for replacing gift certificates lost after you leave the event. JDRF is under no obligation to extend, modify or change items or restrictions on items/certificates. 

Please pay careful attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expirations dates on items and services. Unless otherwise stated, gift certificates exclude alcohol, tax and gratuity. Unless otherwise noted, all auction items and services must be used within one year of January 29th, 2011.  We appreciate your strict observance of these restrictions, as future donations depend upon it.

Dates for all trips and similar events must be mutually arranged with donor, unless otherwise noted. All reservations should be made at least one month in advance. All tickets in travel packages are for coach travel, unless otherwise specified. No refunds are permitted for canceled, lost, or unused tickets and/or accommodations.

Airline blackout dates apply to all tickets, regardless of airline, unless specifically noted. Blackout dates are subject to change. Tickets cannot be reissued or refunded.

All completed sales from this event are considered transactions solely between the purchaser and the donor of the auction item.

JDRF has endeavored to catalogue and describe the auction items correctly, but all items are sold “as is.”  No statements contained in the program or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed a warranty, representation or assumption of liability.  Bidders should carefully note the specific restrictions, conditions, and expiration dates for items purchased.

JDRF reserves the right to withdraw any item from sale.

Items depicted in the slide presentation of the live auction are for illustration purposes and may not be actual auction items.

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