Annual FDR Dinner and Silent Auction Sneak Peek II

More fantastic silent auction items in anticipation of the Annual FDR Dinner

Going Places, Near and Far

September Sunset at Rocky Top
17″ x 21″ watercolor painting by artist, Sara Cate
Value: $650

BBQ and Pool Party for 10
Value: $1500
Donated by Jameson Watkins and Carla Van Nostran

You and nine of your friends, sipping on craft cocktails, lounging around in the cabana, floating in the pool, playing bocce ball, and enjoying BBQ prepared by a member of the Kansas City Barbeque Society. Oh, yeah, it can happen!

Four Nights in Maui and Whale Watching
Value: $1335
Donated by Liz HallockApril 1-5, 2025, what should you be doing? How about lounging on the beach, eating shave ice, watching whales, snorkeling, playing golf, or catching a wave? Maybe all of the above! 

Hosted visit to the Justice William O. Douglas Cabin and Property
Value $1000
Donated by Phil and Mike Hoge

Enjoy lunch, tour, and history discussion for up to 10 people. Yakima son William O. Douglas, the longest-serving U.S. Supreme Court Justice in U.S. history was very influential in the development of several fundamental legal areas of American law and also an ardent and key advocate for wilderness and the environment. This is a truly one-of-a-kind experience.
I think I heard some ooohs, and aaaahs.
These auction items (and many more) are only available at the Annual FDR Dinner. Plus, you’ll get to hear from Gov. Inslee, and candidates Nick Brown for State Attorney General, Mike Pellicciotti for State Treasurer, Dave Upthegrove for State Commissioner of Public Lands, Patty Kuderer for State Insurance Commissioner, Maria Beltran for State Senate, Anna Ruiz Kennedy for State Representative, and Susan Soto Palmer for Yakima County Commissioner.
Don’t wait, get your tickets today!

• Saturday, September 14, 2024
• Yakima Convention and Event Center, 10 N. 8th Street, Yakima
• 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.