UUFS, 1112 S. Bernardo Avenue, Sunnyvale
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CATALOG INTRODUCTION
Thank you for participating in the UUFS Community Marketplace Fundraiser. The items presented in this
catalog will be available for bid on Sunday, May 21, 2017 at 1112 S. Bernardo, Sunnyvale. Please send an
email to [email protected] with any questions. See www.uufs.org/social-events for more
information about this event.
AUCTION ITEMS
All auction items are summarized below by the major categories shown below, i.e.: Home Made Goods,
Experiences, Classes / Services, and Other Good Stuff. Minimum bids for each item are specified at the
end of the item description. Contact information will be provided to the winning bidder if item pickup or
logistics need to be coordinated with the donor.
A. Home Made Goods (baked goods, preserves, beer, wine, crafts….)
1. Put Some Cider Inside Ya’!
1-liter bottles of home-made (hard) apple cider. Delivered in time for Halloween 2017. Cider should have
a shelf life of at least two years.
Donor: John Dowding
Minimum bid: $10/bottle
Quantity: 8 bottles available.
2. An Indian Feast
Ditch Doordash or Waiter.com for one evening and have a home-cooked Indian Saturday Dinner
delivered to your home. Vegetarian! Organic! Earth-friendly! Healthy! (or not if you should so wish, just
let us know!) As spicy as you wish! Recipes for all the dishes and instruction on eating with your
fingers Indian-style if you don't already know how to. Let us know your allergies in advance, and we will
make the feast allergen-free. Dates available: 6/17/17 or 7/22/17.
Donors: Marc Fasnacht and Vidhya Ramachandran
Minimum bid: $20/person
Quantity: Food for up to 6 people.
3. Photo Greeting Cards
For the love of nature! Purchase artistic macro photo greeting card sets to send to friends and family!
Greeting cards with beautiful photos (taken by Karen) on the outside and blank inside, plus envelopes.
Each set contains 4 each of: Bumblebee on Vetch, Dragonfly by Stream, Bee on Blue Borage Flower
Donor: Karen McBeath
Minimum bid: $20/set of 12 cards
Quantity: 6 sets available
4. Homemade Sweet Plum Jam
Available in two sizes, Marge’s homemade jam is available now. These will go quickly!
Donor: Margaret Goka
Minimum bid on the 1-cup jar is $7.50
Starting bid on the 1.5 cup jar is $10
Quantity: Two jars available in each size
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5. Handmade Quilt
Its pattern of green and orange rectangles with pinwheels would brighten any guest room. So cozy and
inviting with pineapples for good luck!
Donor: Debra Timmers
Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 1
6. Healthy and Delicious Oat Bran Muffins
One dozen, hand-crafted oat bran muffins, laced with dried fruit, coconut, and walnuts.
Donor: Wilma Chu
Minimum bid: $8
Quantity: 2 sets of 1 dozen
7. Homegrown, Homemade jams, jellies, marmalades, and preserves
Cecile lovingly crafted these fine spreads. Available: Sour plum and apricot jam, kumquat marmalade,
kumquat preserve, pineapple-guava jelly.
Donor: Cecile Magyar
Minimum Bid: Small Jars $4, Large Jars $7
Quantity: 3 large jars apricot jam, several other flavors in small jars.
8. Herb Variety Pack
Spice up your cooking with these freshly dried (May 2017), organic herbs. With Lemon Verbena,
Rosemary, Thyme, Sage, Lemon Balm, Tarragon, and Oregano you are set for most western dishes.
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler
Minimum Bid: $10 per set
Quantity: 3 Sets
9. Lemon Curd
Back by popular demand – fresh made lemon curd to provide a refreshing spread for your baked goods!
You will receive two 4 ounce jars with your winning bid.
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler
Minimum Bid: $10 per set
Quantity: 3 sets of two 4-ounce jars
10. Re-usable Gift Bags
Simplify your gift giving with these cloth, re-usable gift bags. An envelope design made of festive fabric
and created by Cheryl. They are simple, attractive, and robust!
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler
Minimum Bid: $18 per set
Quantity: 2 sets of 5
11. Knepfler Orange Marmalade.
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler.
Minimum Bid: $7
Quantity: 2 sets of 2 half-pints.
12. Elderberry Marmalade:
Fresh from the Knepfler garden.
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler
Minimum Bid: $7
Quantity: 1 set of 2 half-pints.
13. Handmade Rug or Wall Hanging
Made by my father, whose mathematical leanings and longtime interest in Native American arts,
resulted in creation of this latch-hook rug design. Measures 46” x 28”. Wool yarns.
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Donor: Margaret Rich
Minimum Bid: $40
Quantity: 1
14. Handmade Quilt
Alternating solid green panels with patchwork squares make this full-size quilt interesting and unique.
Donor: Debra Timmers
Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 1
B. Classes/Services (pet sitting, tutoring, cooking lessons....)
1. Small Dog Pet Sitting
One week of pet sitting for your small (less than 25 lbs.) canine. Your pet will enjoy the company of two
other small dogs in a huge backyard. They will have lots of room for running, playing, and basking in the
sun.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum bid: $75
Quantity: 1
2. Body Rolling Session (self-massage on a mat)
Body Rolling empowers us to reconnect with our own bodies using balls and rollers to relieve muscular
tension and discomfort. You will learn to use release techniques to decompress and relax your body
from head to toe. Body Rolling encourages shortened muscles to release and adhesions between
muscles to melt away, creating healthy space in the joints and increased performance as each muscle
begins to work independently and at its optimal potential. It also results in deep relaxation, which can
lead to increased energy levels during the day and better quality sleep at night. Body Rolling is done on
a mat on the floor. Some movements may be difficult for someone who has difficulty lying on the floor or
changing positions. People who have vertigo may be uncomfortable. If in doubt, please check with your
doctor.
Donor: Marla Yonamine
Minimum bid: $20/hr.
Quantity: One hour-long session at your home for up to 4 people, day & time to be agreed on.
3. Airport Drop-off
Ride from your home to Bay Area airport (SJC, SFO, OAK) for up to 3 passengers (or more if your
larger vehicle is available for use). South Bay or Peninsula residents only, early morning okay, but no
night drop off.
Donor: Ginger Wolnik
Minimum bid: $20
Quantity: 1
4. Ride to the Airport
Ride to or pickup from San Francisco or San Jose airport. Maximum # people: 4/ride in a Toyota Corolla
(or more if your car can be used and you have a larger vehicle).
Donor: Vikram Iyengar
Minimum bid: $20
Quantity: 1
5. Professional Massage at Massage Envy
Receive a relaxing 1 hour professional massage (tip included) at any U.S. Massage Envy location
(Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto, etc.). Credits to be transferred to highest bidder and massage
can be scheduled at your convenience.
Donor: Dave Nielsen
Minimum Bid: $20
Quantity: 1
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6. Make a Stained-Glass Suncatcher!
Learn how to make your own stained-glass suncatcher that you can enjoy for years to come! You will
have a choice of stained glass options to make a yin-yang or heart design. All materials and tools will
be supplied. The class includes a delicious full luncheon with home-made dessert.
Date: Saturday, October 7, 2017, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Donors: Nancy and Bud Nation
Minimum Bid: $35 / Person
Quantity: 8 spots available
7. Set Up Your Genealogy Research
I will get you started doing genealogy research. I will install free genealogical software on your Windows
machine, show you how to use web sites with all kinds of records. We will also enter information you
already have on your relatives. I will spend 2-3 hours on this. You will get 3 or more generations of
information on your computer, and learn how to do even more research in the future. Call or email
Joshua to schedule.
Donor: Joshua Levy
Minimum Bid: $30
Quantity: 1
8. Professional 90-minute Massage in your home
By Mike Congress, CMT! When do you want to schedule and any particular areas of need? Those are
the only decisions you need to make. Mike has training in many different modalities including Swedish,
Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Reflexology, Trigger Point Therapy, Esalen, Myofascial Release,
Geriatric, Prenatal, and Specific Injury Oriented Massage. Teri Wiss has been his client for years. Feel
free to contact Teri or Mike with any questions (especially if you have specific medical needs), (650)
740-2416, www.bodyrenovation.org, [email protected]. Value $180.
Donors: Terri Wiss, Mike Congress, CMT
Minimum bid: $90
Quantity: 1
9. Dog Walking
Does your dog need a little more exercise than you have the time or ability to provide? Offering 4
separate ½ hour walks for your pooch, starting from your home. One dog at a time only. Scheduled at
mutually convenient dates and times, which may include mornings, evenings, weekends, or weekdays.
Donor: Denise Kato
Minimum Bid: $20
Quantity: 1
10. Candy-making Class
Just in time for the holidays (first or second week of November, date TBD), learn to make two types of
fudge, as well as chocolate covered peanuts.
Donor: Cheryl Knepfler
Minimum Bid: $25
Quantity: 7 spots available
11. Pet Sitting and Dog Walking
Loving, experienced pet care. If you’re on vacation or just want a break, we can feed, care for, play with,
and walk (if it applies) your pet. They will be in good hands. References available on request. Subject to
provider availability.
Donor: Peri Plantenberg
Minimum bid: $5/visits of 30-60 min.
Quantity: 8 visits
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12. Voice of An Angel
Professional vocalist will perform at your event. A capella, or you provide accompanist. Wide range of
styles and variety available. Date to be decided between Clara and winning bidder.
Donor: Clara Walker
Minimum Bid: $100
Quantity: 1
13. Lovesongs for your sweetheart, or old favorites for the music lover in all of us.
Alan Herrmann, Phil Nies, and Justin Roldan-Hulse will serenade you at your event or special occasion
(or no occasion at all). Bring live music to your party, book club, anniversary, or puppy's obedience
school graduation. Date and time to be determined by singers and winning bidder.
Donors: Alan Hermann, Phil Nies, and Justin Roldan-Hulse
Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 1
C. Experiences (group dinners/parties, lectures, concerts….)
1. Summer of Love at the De Young.
Two tickets to "The Summer of Love Experience: Art, Fashion, and Rock & Roll" exhibit at the De
Young Museum in San Francisco. Enjoy an exhibition of iconic rock posters, photos, interactive music
and light shows, costumes and textiles, ephemera, and avant-garde film at this 50th anniversary
celebration of the colorful counter culture in SF in 1967. Choose any date & time during normal
museum hours prior to exhibit close on August 20, 2017. Tickets include general admission to the de
Young and Legion of Honor. Retail value $50.
Donor: Denise Kato
Minimum bid: $20
Quantity: 1
2. Fishy Fishy Fun
A fabulously fishy day for four at the Monterey Aquarium. Coordinate dates in advance with Dean and
Wilma.
Donors: Dean and Wilma Chu
Minimum bid: $100 / 4 tickets
Quantity: Two sets of 4 tickets available
3. Jazz House Concert With Casual Dinner & Drinks
Join us for an evening of jazz, food, drink and fellowship. Martin Manley and Linda Smith will host this
at their Saratoga home. Martin and his guitarist friend Lee Donnelly will play two sets of jazz. In
between, we'll serve dinner and drinks. Come join the fun!
Date: Saturday July 8, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Donors: Martin Manley and Linda Smith
Minimum Bid: $50
Quantity:14 spots available
4. Dick, Janice, Mike and Annie's Musical Evening for Adults who are Atonally Challenged
If you love singing but sing off key, come to a musical session with others who are tonally challenged.
Bring your camp songs, your favorite song, your ukulele or bongo drums, or just yourself. On-key
singers are also welcome but must be willing to sing along with those of us who sing off-key. Juice,
wine, and cookies will fuel our musical festivities. The event will take place at Janice and Dick Wentz's
house at 320 Howard Drive, Santa Clara.
Date: January 20, 2019
Donors: Dick and Janice Wentz; Anne and Mike Kolar
Minimum Bid: $15
Quantity: 10 spots available
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5. Lunch With a Poem at the Mordan’s
Everyone brings their favorite poem and reads it aloud to the group. Suggestion: Billy Collins, a very
readable poet.
Date: August 5, 2017, 12:00 p.m.
Donors: Kris and Bill Mordan
Minimum Bid: $25
Quantity: 8 Spots available
6. Afternoon High Tea
Enjoy elegant tea sandwiches and pastries and hot or iced tea served in English bone china in a
beautiful and relaxing garden setting. Hats are encouraged.
Date: Sunday, July 9 at 2:30 pm.
Donors: Margaret and Bob Lawson
Minimum bid: $30
Quantity: 6 spots available
7. UUFS Summer Concert 2017
A musical extravaganza presented by UUFS singers and musicians. Tentative date July 16, 2017 at
2:00 p.m.
Donor: Alan Hermann
Minimum Bid: $20
8. Mexican Train Party
Learn to play the game and enjoy a Mexican-inspired lunch.
Date: August 19, 2017, time TBD
Donor: Janice Wentz
Minimum Bid: $15
Quantity:10 spots available
9. Afternoon Tea with Peter’s Homemade Scones and Jam
You are in for a treat with melt-in-your-mouth scones and oh-so-yummy jam.
Date: Saturday, June 24, 2017 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Donors: Anouchka Gaillard and Peter Maxwell
Minimum Bid: $20
Quantity: 6 spots available
10. Vintage Board Game Party and Casual Refreshments
See how smart you are by playing “Go to the Head of the Class” or “Trivial Pursuit” or how rich you can
get by playing some really old Monopoly games. Prizes will be awarded! Other games are also
available.
Date: October 7, 2017, time TBD
Donor: Karen Enz
Minimum Bid: $15
Quantity: 8 spots available
11. Post-Play Performance Party
Join a late-afternoon event on Sunday, June 4, after the matinee (2:00 p.m.) performance of
Shakespeare's comedy, "Measure for Measure," at Santa Clara University. Join us at our home in
Santa Clara for a beer or a glass of wine and a selection of appetizers.
Note: Tickets to the play aren't included with this offer. Heather will be glad to help you make a
reservation for ticket(s) to the play; those tickets are $15 or $20 each. You are welcome to attend the
party without going to the play; the party will start after the performance.
Donor: Heather Hyde and Bruce Stowell
Minimum bid: $25
Quantity: 8 spots available
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12. "Call Any Vegetable" Gourmet Dinner
In honor of Frank Zappa (check out the YouTube!), this appropriately named dinner will consist of
vegetable centric dishes that we promise will be surprisingly tasty! Expect a feast soup to nuts! Wine
will be paired with the meal. Adults only please. Sorry, unable to accommodate gluten free diets.
Date: September 16, 2017
Donors: Mary Ellen Bercik and Phil Nies
Minimum Bid: $40
Quantity: 8 spots available
13. Stuart Davis: In Full Swing at the De Young Museum
Two tickets to this exhibit of an American Modernist painter. About 75 works spanning from the artist’s
1920 series focusing on tobacco packages and household objects to the painting on his easel at his
death in 1964. Blurring distinctions between “high” and “low” art, between abstraction and figuration, and
between text and imagery, these paintings reflect both the excitement and turbulence of the artist’s
times. Choose any date & time during normal museum hours prior to exhibit close on August 6, 2017.
Tickets include general admission to the de Young and Legion of Honor. Retail value: $60
Donor: Denise Kato
Minimum bid: $20
Quantity: 1 pair of two tickets
14. Xmas High Tea
Join 5 of your friends for authentic high tea in Sunnyvale on December 24, 2017.
Donor: Judy Pearce
Minimum Bid: $20
Quantity: 6 spots available
15. Google Tour and Lunch
Google is an amazing company, and also happens to be a neighbor. Come for an inside look at the
culture, people, and technology that help shape a company that helps shape our world. The tour will
include lunch at one of the bustling Google cafes. We will meet at the Google campus in Mountain
View on a workday around 10:00 am. The exact date will be selected to accommodate the winning
bidders. All areas are accessible.
Donor: Demyn Plantenberg
Minimum bid: $25
Quantity: 4
D. Other Good Stuff (vendor donations, gift cards, gift baskets, art work, jewelry….)
1. Watercolor Print
Gorgeous watercolor print on archival museum etching paper painted by an emerging Israeli artist.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum bid: $35
Quantity: 1
2. Hand Painted Flour Sack Towels
The flour sack towel is highly prized by cooks because of its large size (30" x30") and its lack of lint.
It's perfect for covering rising dough as well as drying the most delicate of crystal glasses. Those
offered here have been lovingly decorated by our RE children. Each pair has been signed by the artist.
Donor: Linda Krenicky / RE children
Minimum Bid: $7/pair
Quantity: 7 pairs available
3. Sunrise and Silhouettes at Shoreline, photo by Gary W Hartz
Limited edition photo by Gary W. Hartz, a past, very active UUFS member. Birds on old dock pilings
(that have since decayed and are gone) in the water at Shoreline, Mountain View, combine with early
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morning light and reflections in the water to make this horizontal 29-1/2" X 20-5/8" framed print a
calming influence for your space. Photo believed to be from early 1990s. Must see to appreciate the
beauty and composition. A matted version of the same print hangs prominently in the living room at
Teri's house.
Donor: Teri Wiss
Minimum Bid: $100
Quantity: 1
4. Blue Ridges near San Bernardino, photo by Gary W Hartz
Limited edition photo. Late day, low light allowed a blue tint on the San Bernardino mountain ridges,
giving a surreal feel in this horizontal 36" X 26-1/8" framed and matted print. Ideal size for living room or
other prominent display. Photo believed to be from the mid-to-late 1980s. Must see to appreciate the
beauty and composition. Will be at the auction for viewing and taking home at the end. A smaller
version of the same print hangs in Teri's home office.
Donor: Teri Wiss
Minimum Bid: $130
Quantity: 1
5. Succulent Plants in Your Favorite Pot
Do you have an empty earthenware bowl or heirloom pot that would look great filled with a variety of
succulent plants? Look no further! I will fill your container with a selection of several varieties of
succulents. Winners will need to deliver the pot/container to me, either at church or at my house. When
it's ready (i.e., filled with soil and plants,) Heather will bring it to you at church or you can pick it up at
her house.
Donor: Heather Hyde
Minimum Bid: $35
Quantity: 3 pottings available
6. Wooden UU Art Clock
Wooden art clock with UU inspired marquetry logo. Face marquetry veneers are: background =
birdseye maple, numbers = rosewood, 1st ring = cherry, 2nd ring = makore, chalice = olive burl, flames
= flame koa. The clock sides/body is made from solid walnut. Each clock measures 11.5" diameter and
is 1.75" thick and has a slightly different face; highest bidder will get first choice, next highest bidder
gets second choice, etc. Will require a wall anchor and screw or a picture hook to wall-mount. Cost of
materials was about $65 per clock, so please bid generously! [Note: with a suitable donation to UUFS,
Dave will make you a special clock with a negotiated marquetry design.]
Donor: Dave Fifield
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Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 4 clocks.
7. Cocoon Cam Baby Monitor
Parents will receive peace of mind with the first ever baby monitor that detects breathing without a
wearable. Cocoon Cam sits beside the crib and helps you continuously monitor your child’s breathing
rate day and night, 24/7 and provides you real-time emergency alerts when something goes wrong.
Note: Cocoon Cam is not a substitute for parenting or other childcare. Cocoon Cam is a consumer electronic
product and not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, including
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Any questions about the product, please contact
[email protected]. Retail value: $149
Donors: Sivakumar Nattamai (Cocoon Cam co-founder) and Jesse Nattamai.
Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 2 available
8. The Puzzle Box
Experience the amazing power of puzzles to both sharpen the mind and relax it. This collection
includes 2 awesome jigsaw puzzles (including one unique to the Sunnyvale UUFS), an adult coloring
book and colored pencils, and books of crosswords, Suduko, Kenken and Kakuro puzzles packaged in
a reusable basket.
Donors: Denise Kato and John Dowding
Minimum Bid: $40
Quantity: 1
9. Luther Burbank Seed Notecards
Set of 4 notecards from the Luther Burbank Home & Gardens. Reproduced from original seed packets,
circa 1914.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum bid: $4
Quantity: 1
10. Seiko Men’s Watch
Grey Steel, classic look.
Donor: Margaret Lawson
Minimum Bid: $35
Quantity: 1
11. Framed Giants Dynasty Print
Calling all SF Giants fans! This limited edition framed 11x14 Giclee print is the perfect addition to any
fan’s collection. The perfect unique gift for the Giants fan in your life. Donated by the artist, Ben Teeter,
and his family, all UUFS members. Retail value: $120
Donors: Ben Teeter and Courtney Rowe-Teeter
Minimum Bid: $75
Quantity: 1
12. Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) Social Justice Gift Basket
Be a Social Justice champion with this UUSC themed gift basket of items from The Good Buy!
Includes: All Across Africa handwoven large basket, UUSC Justice Travel Tin Candle, UUSC Seed
Paper Notebook Journal, Social Justice Innovator tee-shirt, UUSC Program notecards, and fair trade
mini-chocolates. Retail value $115.
Donor: Terri Wiss / UUSC - The Good Buy
Minimum Bid: $40
Quantity: 1
13. White Poppies Painting
A copy of the Georgia O’Keefe painting.
Donor and painter: Vidya Iyengar
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Minimum Bid: $40
Quantity: 1
14. Fine Art Portrait
Treat yourself or someone you care about to a Fine Art Portrait. Artist, Susan Englert, will draw your
portrait in pastel. No long sitting required; a reference photograph will be largely used. Susan will take
the photograph after assisting in setting up your pose with proper lighting. The portrait will be matted
and framed. See a sample of Susan's artwork at https://goo.gl/mVtur3 and on display during the
marketplace event.
Donor: Susan Englert
Minimum Bid: $500
Quantity: 1
15. Sunny Blooms Garland from Ten Thousand Villages
Delightful teal and gold fair trade paper garland made in Bangladesh.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum Bid: $7
Quantity: 1
16. Bodhi Leaf Garland from Ten Thousand Villages
Delicate teal, blue and gold translucent fabric leaf garland handcrafted (fair trade) in Bangladesh.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum Bid: $7
Quantity: 1
17. Oontz Curve Bluetooth Wireless Speaker with Case
This super-small portable speaker packs a powerful punch. It’s what we’ll be using for our sound
system during the Community Marketplace. The sound quality is exceptional for such a petite piece of
equipment.
Donor: Linda Krenicky
Minimum BId: $25
Quantity: 1 speaker, 1 case
18. Framed Watercolor by Istvan L. Magyar
Titled “Ghost Town”, Cecile Magyar’s husband, Istvan L. Magyar, painted this stunning landscape of
Brodie, a National Park here in California.
Donor: Cecile Magyar
Minimum Bid: $70
Quantity: 1
19. Various Matted Watercolors
Cecile Magyar’s husband, Istvan L. Magyar, specialized in landscapes and flowers and several of his
watercolor works will be offered.
Donor: Cecile Magyar
Minimum Bid:
Quantity: 4-6
20. "We The People" prints by artist Shepherd Fairey
Five prints total, each to be auctioned separately. Three 24" X 36" "We The People" offset lithograph
prints (unsigned/unnumbered) that were made for the 2017 Women's March in Washington DC. The
subtitles of the three prints are: We The People Are Greater than Fear, We the People Protect Each
Other, and We the People Defend Dignity. Two additional 24" X 36" prints titled: We The Indivisible and
We The Resilient.
Donor: Michelle Laasi
Minimum Bid: $25
Quantity: 5
21. UUFS Marketplace T-shirts.
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Commemorative t-shirt features UUFS chalice on the front and “I Support UUFS Community
Marketplace” on the back. Various sizes available.
Minimum Bid: $15
Quantity: 20, various sizes (see bid sheet)
22. UUFS Sweatshirts.
Gorgeous, thick, black sweatshirts featuring the UUFS chalice. Will keep you warm on many a chilly
California day or evening.
Minimum Bid: $20
Quantity: 5, various sizes (see bid sheet)
23. Joy of Zen.
Purchase a Zen jar for a constant reminder of the Joy of Zen! Practitioners of Zen Buddhism strive to
realize emptiness (sunyata). A dogen instructs them to “listen with the eye and see with the ear” to
transcend duality. Time to get your “Om” on. Each glass jar provides an unimpeded view of 8 ounces or
200 ml. of pure Zen!
Donor: Karen McBeath
Minimum Bid: $6
Quantity: 6
24. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, or Coffee/Tea.
Pick a time and place to hang out with Rev. Nina and see how much fun that could be. One-on-one or
two-on-one meetup.
Donor: Reverend Nina Kalmoutis
Minimum Bid: $6
Quantity: 4
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