Le Tour du Monde - FAIS 28th Annual Gala

FAIS 28TH ANNUAL GALA CATALOG & PROGRAM

featuring exciting adventures! unique experiences! exotic destinations! one-of-a-kind artwork!

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T he FAIS B oard of T rustees Ursula Garcia Lisanne Butterfield Grayson Dempsey Matt Donegan Zan Galton June Kim Matt Litwin

Kim Marcus Pamela Neferkara Kim Patterson Scott Shaw Megan Shipley Matt Swafford Bob Warmkessel

THANKS YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF

Le Tour du Monde MERCI INFINEMENT!

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FAIS 28TH ANNUAL GALA APRIL 9, 2016 THE SENTINEL HOTEL

614 SW 11th Avenue ‡ Portland, OR 97205 Bonsoir et bienvenue aux parents, au personnel, et aux amis de l’Ecole Internationale Francoaméricaine! Merci de votre participation.

Good evening and welcome to the parents, staff, and friends of the French American International School! Thank you for your participation.

B est W ishes for a S uccessful A uction from the F amilies of E ye H ealth N orthwest !

Jason Skalet, MD

Shane Kim, MD

Prashanth Vallabhanath, MD

Noah (Class of 2024)

Elise (Class of 2021) Amelia (Class of 2023) Pippa (Class of 2025)

Annika (Class of 2018) Vikram (Class of 2021)

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Bienvenue!

A Message from the Head of School Bienvenue and welcome to the French American International School’s 28th Annual Gala Auction!

Every year I’m so pleased to see our community join together to support the School’s efforts and celebrate our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends. Your support of tonight’s Gala helps the School continue to enrich its academic programs by providing such enhancements as new equipment and technology for classrooms, a robust professional development program for our faculty and staff, and a variety of capital improvements. Our new kitchen is an example of what this community can do, and I can’t wait to see your enthusiasm this year for the Special Appeal!

The volunteer committee who planned le Tour de Monde, led by co-chairs Grayson Dempsey and Kristin W. Kilshaw, put in many hours of thought, preparation, and planning into this evening. And, of course, all of the items you will be bidding on tonight were donated by generous individuals in our community, who, like you, share a passion for advancing our unique and extraordinary school.

Thank you, as always, for your loyalty and support, especially on this special evening.

Merci beaucoup!

Wishing you the best,

Pam Dreisin Head of School

NORMUND K. AUZINS, D.D.S., L.L.C. Board Certified Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

& IMPLANTS Wisdom Teeth Pediatric Extractions Dental Implants IV Sedation 503.289.9621 • columbiaos.com

(Locations in Downtown and NE Portland)

Merci Sponsors DIAMOND FAIS Board of Trustees L isanne B utterfield , G rayson D empsey , M att D onegan , Z an G alton , U rsula G arcia , J une K im , M att L itwin , K im M arcus , P amela N eferkara , K im P atterson , S cott S haw , M egan S hipley , M att S wafford , B ob W armkessel

GOLD EyeHealth Northwest

Dick's Auto Group

FAIS Families at Nike

SILVER Columbia Oral Surgery FAIS Families at Intel

Pediatric Dental Group Portland Dwell

BRONZE

PEARL

Alliance Française

Firefly Photography

The 2016 Gala Committee

Larry & Co.

Township United Building Services

Northwest Control Company

New Systems Laundry

Dr. Yaillen Orthodontics

IN KIND

For in-kind donations and significant price reductions

Art Home Company – Bob Nadeau and Efraín González – Class Project Framing Bergström Wines – Josh and Caroline Bergström – Wine LOI Environmental & Demolition Services - John Mayer and Tiffany Souza – Trucking and Transportation Michael Maier - DJ Services OohSnap! – Photo Booth Patton Valley Vineyards - Dave Chen and Jill Price - Wine Petit Monde Wines - Olivier and Laura Rochelois - Wine

LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE

Laurie Ames Lesnard 503.313.8715 laurie@PORTLANDdwell.com www.PORTLANDdwell.com

Board Certified in Pediatric Dentistry David J. Cavano, DDS, PC 5415 S.W. Westgate Dr., Suite 207 Portland, Oregon 97221 503-292-9274 www.drcavano.com Providing gentle, comprehensive, and individualized care to every child, from infancy to adulthood. Dental exams for all children under the age of three are complimentary.

We look forward to meeting you and your family!

Evening Program Cocktail Party & Silent Auction 5:30 - 7:00 PM HORS D’OEUVRES AND CHAMPAGNE 6:50 PM

CLOSING OF SILENT AUCTION

Dinner & Live Auction 6:50 PM

CALL TO DINNER AND LIVE AUCTION

7:15 PM

LIVE AUCTION BEGINS

9:00 PM

CLOSE OF LIVE AUCTION

Post Gala Celebration 9:00 - 11:00 PM

DANCING WITH DJ MICHAEL MAIER

Mistress of Ceremonies: Michelle Hodges FAIS PARENT

Auctioneer: Brad Caldwell STOKES AUCTION GROUP

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Menu

Les Hors d’Oeuvres

Prosciutto Ham, Quince Paste, and Manchego Cheese Crostini Pistachio-Crusted Goat Cheese and Red Grape Seared Ahi Tuna, Asian Cucumber Salad, and Wasabi Cream on a Wonton Crisp

Le Dîner NORTHWEST LOCAL GROWN LETTUCES With Poached Pear, Feta Cheese, Pomegranate Syrup, and Roasted Hazelnuts, with a White Balsamic Vinaigrette

NATURAL BEEF SHORT RIBS

With Caramelized Shallot, Garlic, and Slow Roasted Tomato, served with Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes and Seasonal Vegetables, topped with Red Wine Pan Gravy

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RED QUINOA PILAF With Grilled Tofu, Garbanzo Beans, Roasted Root Vegetables, Lemon, and Balsamic Onions

Le Dessert LEMON TARTLET With Tuxedo Strawberry, Whipped Cream, and Strawberry Sauce

CHOCOLATE GANACHE BAR Topped with Blueberry Sauce and Caramelized Puffed Rice

Credits AUCTION TEAM

Auction Committee Chairs

Grayson Dempsey, Kristin Kilshaw

Audience Development

Christine Chang, 2016 Gala Committee, FAIS Board of Trustees

Catering & Hospitality

Grayson Dempsey, Kristin Kilshaw

Choreography, Entertainment

2016 Gala Committee

Class Baskets

Amy Wilde-Taylor

Class Projects

Danielle Love, Amy Bauman

Decorations, Centerpieces, & Theme

Grayson Dempsey, Kristin Kilshaw

Salon Parties

Normund Auzins, Boughty Canton, Cloche, Grayson Dempsey, Sarah Dahl, Jen Downer, Shelly Figueroa, Garnish, Wayne & Michelle Hodges, Kristin Kilshaw, Shane & June Kim, Wendy Kotila, Erich Litch, Erica Lurie, Trent Moffett, Nic & Figs, Genna Robertson-Hall, She Saw Things Photography, Bonnie Stewart, and Aimee Watkins-Litch

Graphics & Invitations

Penelope Babst

Logistics, Volunteers, & Operations

Cris Gilman

Procurement

Grayson Dempsey, Amy Bauman, Michelle Birchard, Erin Dhruva, Michelle Hodges, Ryan Hopman, Gretchen Keys, Kristin Kilshaw, Jennifer Kim, Anne King, Courtney Lakin, Danielle Love , Jennifer Martindale, Jennifer O'Brien, Paula Prince, Candice Smith, Bonnie Stewart, Michelle Reeves, Laura Pedraza, Amy Wilde-Taylor

Production Technical Director

SmartTech AV

Live Auction Slideshow Special Appeal

Penelope Babst Kristin Kilshaw, Candice Smith

Credits

CLASS PROJECTS

CLASS BASKETS

Amy Bauman, Danielle Love, Casey Albelo, Cyreena Ashby, David Billeaud, Carol Booth, Mark Boschert, Virginie Calmé, Tony Cook, Deana Coppernoll, Laura Donegan, Henrike Fleuret, Ursula Garcia, Maud Guegan, Kathy Guilfoyle, June Kim, Nancy Kim, Heimata Lemaire, Laurie Lesnard, Elizabeth Marsamane, Jessica Munn, Christian Myers, Kim Patterson, Stephany Paull, Lubna Qureshi, Matt & Jennifer Reineck,Nancy Renwick, Marc Riera, Ashley Schaaf, Beatrice Szymkowiak, Helen Townes, Andrea Vloon, Aimee Watkins-Litch, Kristen White

Amy Wilde-Taylor, Amy Bauman, Seth & Nicole Chamberlin, Jeff Conner, Erin Dhruva, Laura Donegan, JuJu Fung, LeeAnn Gabor, Julie Gulla, Lynne Gutbezahl, Randi Inukai, Nathan & Emma Jobe, Jerry & Christy Lawrence, Anna-Gaëlle Marshall, Stephanie McAndrew, Rebecca McMillan, Kevin & Jenny O’Brien, Nathalie Pamir, Kim Pfefer, Britt-Marie Phaneuf, Lincoln Sheranian, Megan Shipley, Kate Solodky, Bonnie Stewart, Jessica Tallisman, Florence Voutsas

MERCI AUSSI Artwork Framing & Design Work Art Home Company: Efraín González, Bob Nadeau Catalog Production Penelope Babst Class Project Photos Mark Boschert Editing Helen Townes Advertising and Sponsorship Sales 2016 Gala Committee Video Montage Ryan Hopman

DAY/ NIGHT OF EVENT VOLUNTEERS Dana Amunategui, John & Lori Beight, Kelley Blaine, Larua Bruder, Boughty Canton, Stephanie Chang, Scott Clendenning, Jeffrey Conner, Eloise Cotrell, Mohamud Daya, Grayson Dempsey, Adrianne Ellis, Andrew & Debbie Fahey, Bibiche Geuskens, Dorine Gurney, Deana Julka, Advait Kantak, Sophie Kellogg, Abdul Khan, Kristen Kilshaw, Anne King, Courtney Lakin, Steve Long, Danielle Love, Shelly Lufkin, John Mayer, Margot McGehee-Kelly, Sharla Moffett, Lavanya Parthasarathy, Kennedy Payne, Stacey Reiber, Craig Sayers, Ashley Schaaf, Andrea Silano-Sayers, Wendy Smith, Bonnie Stewart, Bing Theobald, Amy Wilde-Taylor, Rick Wilson

Auction Rules 1.

On arriving at the auction check-in desk, you will be given a bidder card that lists your unique bidder number. (One number is issued per couple.) To bid in the silent auction, write your bid number on the silent auction bid sheet in front of the desired item. The bid number next to the highest bid amount at the end of the silent auction will be declared the successful bidder of that item. If a number is not legible, it will be invalidated and the next lowest bidder will be declared the winner. In the silent auction, the top bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item.

2. You may return to update your bid on silent-auction items, using the pre-printed bid increments on the bid sheet, until the auctioneer announces the close of the silent auction. To avoid being overbid, you may opt at any time to fill in the guaranteed bid “Buy It Now” which is 150 - 200 percent of value, and you will be declared the winner. (No one can outbid you.)

3. Some items in the silent auction are sold on a fixed-price signup basis. These include party signups: group events where seats are sold on a per-person or per-couple basis. These are sometimes referred to as Salon Parties.

4. To bid in the live auction, hold your bid card in the air, with the number facing the auctioneer.

Most live-auction items are sold to a single high bidder; some are sold to a pre-determined number of bidders at a fixed (in a “sweep”) or escalating price (progressive bid). The auctioneer guides bidders through the bid processes.

5. When the auctioneer acknowledges your winning bid, this constitutes a legal agreement of purchase. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject partial advance bids, and has the right to make final determination of the winning bidder.

6. At check-in, guests will be asked to provide a credit card that is captured electronically and which streamlines check-in and check-out. Users of this quick and easy credit card settlement option can bypass the cashiering line at the end of evening, and move directly to fulfillment to pick up their prizes.

7. Payment arrangements must be provided on the night of the auction. Winning bidders must settle item payment at cashiering/fulfillment, which will open near the end of the live auction.

8. Bookkeeping is simplified if auction items are awarded to one purchaser only. Split payments for a syndicated (group) bid, whereby several bidders agree to split the price, can be arranged but may cause a slight delay in cashiering.

9. Personal checks, cash, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are accepted for payment. Please make checks payable to FAIS or the French American International School.

10. Since FAIS is a 501-c-3 charitable organization, your payments are tax deductible as a charitable contribution, to the extent provided by law—generally, 100 percent of cash donations to the Special Appeal (Paddle Raise) and the amount paid over value for items or services. The School’s tax ID number is printed on auction receipts.

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A portion of your guest ticket payment is also deductible—this fair market value (FMV) information is printed on the back of the invitation.

Unless otherwise noted, all goods, services or certificates will expire and must be claimed and used within a year of the auction date. Restaurant certificates do not cover alcohol or gratuities. Hotel certificates are always subject to availability, may or may not cover tax, do not cover gratuities, and do not cover incidental purchases above what is noted on the certificate.

All purchases are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise noted. Certificates, credits or vouchers obtained at the auction cannot be exchanged for cash and are non-transferrable without prior donor approval.

The School reserves the right to modify, add or delete items to/from the auction. The School commits to acknowledge all items received four weeks prior to the auction date. Items received thereafter may be displayed and merchandised at the auction but may not be featured in the catalog due to print schedules.

The purchaser assumes the responsibility to remove purchases from the auction premises on the night of the auction, unless other delivery terms are specifically arranged. At the close of the auction, purchasers are requested to retrieve certificates as well as tangible items from the fulfillment center, upon showing their quick-pay receipt or their paid invoice from cashiering.

Motor vehicles and property requiring a title transfer or license may be claimed by contacting the donor, with coordination through the School’s Development Office, in the week following the event.

Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/ or accommodations.

FAIS has made significant effort to describe and catalog all items correctly, based primarily on donor descriptions, but does not warrant nor represent, and shall not be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, provenance or condition of items. Statements made in the catalog or at the auction shall not be deemed as warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Values listed in the catalog are estimates and are not warranted for tax purposes. Auction items are offered “as is” and “where is.”

Persons issued a bid number (bidder) assume risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Bidders shall hold the following groups harmless from liability arising from auction purchases: FAIS, its officers and staff, the auctioneer, auction coordinators, contractors, event organizers, caterer, sponsors and volunteers connected with the auction.

FAIS Auctions through the Years YEAR

THEME

CHAIRS / TEAM MEMBERS

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris Z’Fête 2000 Z’Fête: Le Jazz Hot Mystère au Musée Denim et Diamants Passeport pour Paris

2005

The French Quarter

Deborah Le Meitour Molly Harris Pam Dreisin and Robin Faltersack Pam Dreisin and Ann Gage Debbie Wynne, Sally Crooks, and Ann Gage Chris and Deanna Byrne Chris and Deanna Byrne Leslie Trim and Janet Barton Diana Calloway and Linda Locker Jennifer Croll and Catherine Rudinsky Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker Dayna Lyons and Debra Millegan Lisa Anguilla, Trish Cariglia, Rene Nelson, Keli Thompson, and Linda Witt Lisa Anguilla, Gail King, Jean-Luc Laminette, Kent Lewis, Betsy Meier, Rene Nelson, Renée Orlando, Keli Thompson, and Linda Witt Wendy Cook, Joan Hartzell, Gail King, Jean-Luc Laminette, Kent Lewis, Betsy Meier, Rene Nelson, Elise Orban, Renée Orlando, Brandy Poirier, Pam Resnick, Melinda Sahli, Keli Thompson, Danielle Wheeler, Linda Witt

2006

April in Paris

2007

Springtime in Paris

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

April in Paris 30th Anniversary Gala The Places They’ll Go Imaginez De Portland a` la Lune The Best Is Yet to Come Bloom!

Le Cirque

Melinda Sahli, Pam Resnick, Rene Nelson, Renée Orlando, Keli Thompson, Jean-Luc Laminette, Brynn Graham, Gail King, Brandy Poirier, Joan Hartzell, Lisa Anguilla, Javid Mohtasham, Lisette Crépeaux, Tim Findlay, Sharon Kitzhaber, Linda Witt Melinda Sahli, Renée Orlando, Lisa Anguilla, Rebecca Starr, Joan Hartzell, Rudy Manival, Pam Resnick, Bonnie Castro, Gail King, Rene Nelson, Melinda Davison, Tim Findlay, Sharon Kitzhaber, Linda Witt Laura Hunter and Danielle Wheeler Laura Hunter and Nancy Renwick Nancy Renwick and Jenn Hrabal Jenn Hrabal and Jenn Sanow Jenn Sanow and Carey Portzline Gretchen Keys and Danielle Wheeler Gretchen Keys Bonnie Stewart and Grayson Dempsey

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Live Auction

October 2016 ACE/Arts Week at the Oregon Coast

October can be one of the most beautiful months at the Oregon Coast, often blessed with sunny autumn weather and light winds. Retreat to the beach and spend up to seven nights from Thursday, October 20 through October 27 in a two-bedroom, two-bath oceanfront condo at the foot of the dune in Pacific City. Bring the dog—this condo is pet friendly. Watch the dory boats launch and land on the beach right in front of you, and enjoy a beer at Pelican Pub and Brewhouse, just a few steps away. Restricted to Thursday to Thursday during October ACE Week, 2016; must sign rental agreement.

Value: $2,700 Donated by Normund Auzins & Bonnie Stewart

2. Cooking Class and/or Dinner for

Ten with Mavi Graf Learn more about the Mexican culture and sample some recipes you might be too shy to tackle on your own. You and nine of your friends or family will enjoy authentic Mexican cooking techniques from celebrity chef Mavi Graf, of Puerto Vallarta’s Arte Culinario cooking school.

Mavi will share traditional and contemporary flavors and techniques from her kitchen, treating participants to a cooking class and/or dinner for ten. Sunday, August 21, 2016 at the home of FAIS alumni parents, John and Laura Hunter. Sunday, August 21, 2016 Value: $2,250 Donated by Arte Culinario by Mavi Graf, John and Laura Hunter

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Art Home Company offers expert design consultation for all your framing needs. With more than 25 years of experience, we understand that high quality and attention to detail are important, whether we're framing an individual piece of artwork or completing a large volume project. You can see some of our work hanging in halls of museums, corporate offices, homes throughout the area and even the screens of Hollywood movies. Stop in or call today to find out how you too can experience the ease of custom framing with us.

1824 NE Everett Street Portland Oregon 97232 (503) 721-0270 www.arthomecompany.com

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A Week in Paris

Immerse yourself in the incomparable ambiance of Paris with this week-long stay in a spacious apartment centrally located in the Left Bank’s Latin Quarter. Your three-bedroom, two-bath retreat sleeps up to seven adults and is perfect for a family or even two couples and their children. On the second floor with an elevator, your digs will be literally steps away from the Place Monge Open-Air food market, the Place Monge métro, and only a few blocks from the lively and popular rue Mouffetard market street. The Luxembourg Gardens are nearby, as are the Pantheon and the Sorbonne. A ten-minute walk will bring you to the Left Bank of the Seine, the Ile de la Cité, and Notre Dame Cathedral. Winning bidder will be given the opportunity to enjoy a wine date with the hosts prior to the trip to discuss favorite sights, activities, and dining close to the apartment and around the city. Please see www.parisbyheart.com/vacation-rentals/ paris-latin-quarter-apartment-526 for availability. Reservations required, subject to availability; valid for travel through June 2017.

Value: $5,000 Donated by Steven and Linda McGeady

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Dave Matthews Band at the Gorge

Get close and personal with musician Dave Matthews! Enjoy VIP status with four tickets and four lounge passes, reserved for “family and friends of the band,” for each of the three evening concerts at the Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA on September 2, 3, and 4 of 2016.

Tickets are from the band allotment which means prime seats. No guarantee of exact seating.

Lounge passes are for a private lounge area for friends and family members of the band. Complimentary refreshments are provided in the lounge. Lounge passes do not allow access to the band.

Value: Priceless Donated by Red Light Management

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Polo Party

Experience “The Sport of Kings” right here in Oregon! Cheer on the FAIS team for a truly unique, world-class experience—a day of polo and posh style at Hidden Creek Polo Club. Located just 20 minutes form downtown Portland, Hidden Creek Polo will host some of the best polo players from around the world to don FAIS logo wear and mount their ponies. Enjoy an exciting demonstration of the sport of polo, with an announcer explaining the match, while you enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages along the sidelines. Everyone will have a chance to grab a glass of bubbly and head out onto the field for the traditional champagne divot-stomp during halftime.

Before and after the match, guests will be able to meet the players and ask questions, as well as see the ponies up close. Get your seersucker suit and picture hats out—this is a true luxury entertainment experience not to be missed! The match will take place on July 30, 2016.

Tickets are sold individually, $150 per ticket, $1,500 per table.

Value: $7,500 Donated by Sean and Gretchen Keys

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October ACE Week in Kauai

Nothing says relax quite like Kauai, the garden gem of Hawaii. Soak in seven days of sunshine in this two-bedroom, two-bath villa at Marriott’s Kauai Beach Club, complete with balcony and ocean view. The resort, centrallly located in Lihue, features a 26,000-square-foot swimming pool, championship golf course, day spa, fitness center, and oceanfront dining. Sleeps 6-8.

October 22 - 27, 2016. October ACE Week only, parking fee not included.

Value: $5,000 Donated by Robert & Jennifer Babst

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Campus Parking Made Easy

Never worry about snagging a campus parking spot with this dream-come-true benefit: your own personal parking space. As an FAIS VIP, your spot will be customized with its sign emblazoned with your family’s name, and Mike will NEVER let anyone but you pull into that spot! For the 2016-17 school year (September through June). Parking on campus made easy!

Value: $800 Donated by French American International School

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Westside Progressive Dinner

With hosts like these, you’re guaranteed to have a memorable, festive night of fun! Your evening will begin at the lovely Alphabet District home of Tim and Danielle Wheeler for cocktails, move on with a quick walk to gather for dinner at the home of Andrew and Kristin Kilshaw, and wrap up the evening at the home of Eric Samuels and Christine Chang for dessert. This progressive dinner promises good company, excellent food and drink, and a night with no dishes!

Mutually agreeable date Value: $1,200 Donated by Andrew Kilshaw & Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw, Eric Samuels & Christine Chang, Tim and Danielle Wheeler

9. An Australian Holiday at

“Goumois House," Peregian Beach For everyone with Australia on their bucket list, this is the fantasy trip that is guaranteed not to disappoint any family (or two or three). Two-week stay at the “Goumois House,” located at exquisite Peregian Beach in Australia. This seven-bedroom house has unforgettable beach views, sleeps up to 14, and is a fantastic launching point for day trips and sightseeing in Australia.

Includes tickets for four to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Available mid-July to mid-September 2016 or 2017.

Value: $6,227 Donated by Peter J. Thompson, Candice Smith

10. Your Own Custom Wine Collection This is a unique opportunity for any wine connoiseur: a twelve-bottle case of David Family Pinot Noir with leather labels, personalized with a name, date, and/or custom message. You'll be in good company: these custom leather-bound wines have also graced the tables of Neil Diamond and former president George HW Bush.

Value: $1,740 Donated by David Family Wines

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11. Gearhart Beach House Escape Escape to one of the most beautiful beach towns in Oregon, with this six-night stay at “The Heron Cottage” in beautiful Gearhart, Oregon. This four-bedroom home sleeps 10 to 12 and is situated on Neacoxie Creek estuary, with a south view of the bay. It's just a short walk to both the beach and downtown, with plenty of luxuries such as a fully-equipped kitchen, outdoor firepit, boogie boards, and plenty of beach gear to use during your stay. Mutually agreeable dates; subject to availability; expires 5/1/17; cleaning fee of $150; must sign rental agreement. Not available July 1-18, 2016.

Value: $1,500 Donated by Erich and Aimee Litch

12. Three-Night Stay in Sun Valley, Idaho Choose your season and hit the slopes during the winter or lace up your hiking boots in summer! This three-night stay in a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath mountain condo getaway sleeps six. You’ll enjoy its well-appointed cook’s kitchen, laundry, Wi-Fi, outdoor patio with barbecue, and two underground parking spots. Condo is located just a short drive from world-renowned Sun Valley Resort. Must be scheduled within one year; additional nights can be added at market rate of $300 per night.

Value: $1,000 Donated by Trish Wilson

13. Mini-Suite for the Blazers Cheer on Damian Lillard and all the Blazers from your four-person mini-suite at the Moda Center. You’ll watch the game in style, with your own dining area, captain’s chairs for viewing the game, delicious food, high-end beer and wine, and two Rose Garden garage parking passes.

Mutually agreeable home game.

Value: $1,500 Donated by Sean and Gretchen Keys

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14. Weekend in the English Cotswolds Cozy, elegant digs in the English countryside are your destination with this three-night stay at Upper Larkstoke in Ilmington, England. This lovely, spacious cottage has beautifully appointed rooms and is surrounded by stunning countryside, ideal for long walks. The quaint Cotswold town of Chipping Campden is nearby. A full breakfast is prepared daily by the owner, a CordonBleu-trained chef, and one night out for dinner at the local pub is also complimentary. Accommodations provided for a family of four for up to three nights, Thursday through Sunday. Mutually agreeable date to be determined four weeks in advance; must be redeemed within one year.

Value: $1,200 Donated by Laurie Bell

15. A Whole New You Most of us have had that moment, where we realize that our skin is showing its age, our hair style and clothing are perhaps a bit dated, and that waistband is getting a little tight. Maybe it’s time for a makeover, and this package will make it easy! To start, visit area salons and spas with your gift certificates for the sprucing up: manicure, blowout, facial, and massage. When you’re feeling refreshed, Scarlet Chamberlin of Scarlet Chamberlin Styling Co. will provide an in-home consultation determining your style, building flattering outfits from pieces already in your closet, and offering help with pieces that will add dimension to your wardrobe. Also included will be an Outfit Key for easy reference on those busy mornings when you want to look and feel your best. Mod Salon expires Nov. 2016; winning bidder must contact VillaSport to claim gift certificate; appointment required for Fresh FacesRX; massage certificates expire 12/31/16.

Value: $1,775 Donated by Blowout, Serenity Nail Spa, Ethereal Wellness Boutique, Sarah Ruby Skincare, Reclaim Health, VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa, Fresh Faces RX, Scarlet Chamberlin Styling Co., Echo Natural Beauty, Zenana Spa & Wellness Center, Mod Salon

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16. French Boot-Camp, Family Style, in

Sancerre, France Just the ticket for FAIS parents who want to brush up their French while their already-veteran student enjoys special classes tailored for him/her. One-week family program for two adults and one child (minimum age six) at Coeur de France Ecole de Langues in Sancerre, France. Includes family classes Monday through Friday, and evenings spent in a well-appointed two-bedroom apartment. You'll fly home feeling more sure of your conversational abilities à la française and less likely to hear your child say, "Oh, your accent is terrible!" Saturday arrival and departure; registration fees and all books and materials included. Valid October 22-29, 2016 (ACE/Arts Week) or April 22-29, 2017 (FAIS spring break).

Value $2,500 Donated by Coeur de France Ecole de Langues

THE FAIS 28TH ANNUAL GALA COMMITTEE IS PROUD TO SPONSOR

Le Tour du Monde

Class Projects L’Arbre aux Galettes

The Tree of Life by Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt was the inspiration for students in Anne-Marie Luckett’s preschool class, and their work features the galette, the universally known French round cake. The project captured their creativity, knowledge of shapes, and their fine motor skills, as they drew and created their own galette, which was then filled in with ink and special colors. Each galette then became a leaf, filling out the outline of a tree, with names of every student in the class included on the galettes or on the roots of the tree.

Children of Anne-Marie Luckett & Sue Inahara's Preschool Class

Butterfly Love/ Amour Papillon

Ombré shades of blue and lavender light up this watercolor piece by students in Emilie Tarbel’s preschool class. Butterfly shapes handpunched by the children were placed on archival quality matting, and then framed in reclaimed cedar wood, aged by thirty years of our own Portland weather (and supplied by a class grandfather). This bright piece will light up any space you choose for it.

Children of Emilie Tarbel and Josiane Douglass's Preschool Class

Plumage / Birds of a Feather

South African olive tree wood is the beautiful backdrop to these whimsical clay feathers, each created by a student in Béatrice’s prekindergarten class. The students lovingly formed their own unique feather from clay, used tools to etch designs on the feather, and then glazed and fired the feathers in shades of complementary shades of color. This is an exquisite piece that will be striking wherever you choose to display it.

Children of Béatrice Szymkowiak & Janique McGee's Prekindergarten Class

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Coup de Coeur

The shape of a heart is the universal symbol of affection and love, and this simple piece by Maud Guegan's prekindergarteners is bursting with these emotions. Each tiny heart was carefully painted with the students’ own fingerprints, making it even more special and personal.

Children of Maud Guegan & Carol Le Pihive's Prekindergarten Class

The Secret Garden

Kindergarten students in Guy Martelet’s class have created a perfectly pastel garden escape perfect for any wall. Based on the techniques of children’s book authors Eric Carle and Leo Lionni, this sweet piece is guaranteed to transport you to your own secret garden.

Children of Guy Martelet & Maryvonne Ferar's Kindergarten Class

Fingerprint Blossoms

The beautiful trees along Portland's waterfront, an iconic part of the spring season in Portland, were the inspiration for the students in Françoise Metens’ kindergarten class as they were looking forward to warmer weather and longer days. The art was lovingly painted in stages by small groups of students; the finished masterpiece is a wonderful tribute to the vitality of spring.

Children of Françoise Metens & Nadia Khazem's Kindergarten Class

Autour de l’ Ecole

Our kindergarten class captured a view of their world by taking photographs of their favorite moments at FAIS. Every child was given time to explore the campus and photograph their favorite places and activities. By combining all the images, we have created "Autour de l'Ecole” through their eyes. The class helped choose their favorite images, which were printed on environmentally sustainable plywood, and participated in the final assembly of the collage.

Children of Sylvie Gbeteh & Luc Bouveur's Kindergarten Class

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L’Ecole Vue du Ciel

As 1st graders in Laurence’s classroom explored different kinds of space in their I.B. inquiry, they began by exploring their immediate surroundings: their classroom, and, of course, our beautiful campus. After seeing the view of FAIS from above, they began mapping the campus and envisioning the landscape around it. They let their imaginations add little pieces here and there; one example is a winding river, which they agreed would be such a nice addition for their daily explorations. To conclude their inquiry, they decided to use fabric of various colors to show—in vivid color and texture their “l’école vue du ciel.”

Children of Laurence Le Mercier’s 1st Grade Class

Quatre-vingt-un

Inspired by “Thirty,” the 1937 original oil composition by Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky and displayed at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, students in Véronique Pain’s 1st grade class created “Quatre-vingt-un,” or “81,” which was the number of squares that made this abstract black and white collage. The students enjoyed drawing and cutting shapes with no rules, following in the steps of Kandinsky, one of the fathers of the Abstract Expressionist movement.

Children of Veronique Pain’s 1st Grade Class

Les Quatre Labyrinthes

Labyrinths are thousands of years old and provided a fascinating theme for Stéphanie MartinSewall’s 1st grade class art project. While immersed in their inquiry on space and organization, the students created one big maze with four different entrances of four different colors, leading to the center of the 36-inch circular canvas. The labyrinth paths were made from graph paper, then transferred to the canvas, with handpainted wooden pieces marking the paper labyrinth’s lengths and to show the maze's dead-ends.

Children of Stéphanie Martin-Sewall’s 1st Grade Class

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Let Your Dreams Take Flight

With this year’s Gala theme for inspiration, the children of Jérôme’s 2nd grade class created their own hot air balloon, titled “Let Your Dreams Take Flight,” using the technique of quilling, aka paper filigree. Quilling is the centuries-old technique of twirling, twisting, and shaping paper to make elaborate pictures. Each child started by writing down a wish, hope, or dream on two slips of paper, one of which was then twirled up and incorporated to form the balloon, the other attached to the back so that the dreams may be read. Through this amazing project, the children's dreams “take flight” in the beautiful balloon they created.

Children of Jérôme Poncet’s 2nd Grade Class

Merry Portland Rain

The students of Alix Le Fol’s 2nd grade class were inspired by their unit about weather and its special conditions in Portland. As we all know, it does rain a lot, but rainy days do not have to be sad. To illustrate this idea, the children painted a grey sky over the silhouette of Portland.

Out of the grey, nineteen happy, colorful figures float down on their city, each with an umbrella in hand. The children painted their own representations, which give cheerful accents to the grey background, showing that even grey weather can accompany a good mood.

Children of Alix Le Fol’s 2nd Grade Class

Le Tour du Monde

Our world as seen from the eyes of our 2nd graders is illustrated with this hand-crafted globe and carved wooden stand, designed and built by the children in Camille Rueff’s 2nd grade class.

The winning bidder will delight in “traveling” around the globe with this charming piece.

Children of Camille Rueff’s 2nd Grade Class

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Harmonie

This charming tiled table is a wonderful mosaic of students’ acrobatic poses coming together to create a lively tableau that floats on the surface of a handmade maple and walnut table.

Jennifer Reineck's 3rd grade class started by reflecting on the various poses they had made during a recent acrobatic performance. Then, using a graphic design program, they converted their digital images into cardstock paper silhouettes. Finally, the silhouettes were transferred onto ceramic tiles which were adhered to the surface of the table, designed by Matthew Reineck. This functional work of art embodies the collaboration of many working in harmony.

Children of Jennifer Reineck’s 3rd Grade Class

Rivière des Couleurs

Inspired by New York artist Holton Rower, best known for his “pour paintings,” students in Nathalie Debrun-Sittler’s 3rd grade class teamed together in a colorful way to create this striking wall piece. The finished product is on a custom-crafted solid maple piece, and consists of twenty layers of hand-poured non-VOC latex paint. An abstract creation by a colorful team of 3rd graders, surely to bring energy to any space!

Children of Nathalie Debrun-Sittler’s 3rd Grade Class

La Fleur Sauvage

Our class created their piece, “La Fleur Sauvage” in the Siler Studio Gallery, with local artist Buzz Siler (www.silerstudios.com). Using oil paints and water, Buzz helped the students create a piece that came together from a circle within a square, representing the shape of the students as they stood in a group. The students pressed their own Haiku into the canvas, adding their voices to the masterpiece.The piece is an original and it has been signed by Buzz Siler.

Children of Nadine Zaouk’s 3rd Grade Class

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Le Carrousel de FAIS

This whimsical sculpture takes the idea of a carousel, combines it with ACTION, all through hand-shaped, glazed and fired figures based on the students’ own favorite athletic pursuits.

Each of the students in Heimata Lemaire’s 4th grade class crafted a clay figure doing various sports, then painted and fired them. The carousel includes a snowboarder, a gymnast, an equestrian, and other figures in action, and is a delightful piece for your home.

Children of Heimata Lemaire’s 4th Grade Class

Medieval Illuminations

The students in Aurore Molerus’ 4th grade class explored medieval times through the central idea that culture, values and beliefs are transmitted through art. The students spent time focusing on art within books and literature, and each of them created their own illumination for their first-name initial, using pencil, colored pencil, markers, and gold ink. The work is accompanied by a proclamation written by the students, describing who they are.

Children of Aurore Molerus’s 4th Grade Class

Auvelle, une Ville Médiévale

Students in David Billeaud’s 4th grade class, while studying the Medieval period, decided to create their own elaborate, 3-D Medieval town, made up of buildings, streets, all illustrating the medieval way of life. For their class auction project, the students photographed different views of their town, published in this very beautiful one-of-a-kind bound album of their medieval creations.

Children of David Billeaud’s 4th Grade Class

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By Bike / À Bicyclette

The 5th grade class of Cédric Strapart has been dreaming of two cities: Portland and Paris. They spent some time considering those things the cities have in common: cafés and coffee; roses and rivers; bridges and bicycles (and curious young learners, too, of course!) The students collected scraps from magazines, maps, and mementos, and created a collage of paper that cleverly blends the language and landmarks of each city to create a vibrant bicycle. A bicyclette!

Children of Cédric Strapart’s 5th Grade Class

Les Nombreux Visages de l’Arc de Triomphe

Students in Thierry Anne’s 5th grade class have been taking photos of themselves throughout the school year. Who knew they could combine so many different black-and-white photos to create a mosaic of one of Paris’s most iconic monuments, the Arc de Triomphe? A fun piece that will reveal new things every time you look at it!

Children of Thierry Anne’s 5th Grade Class

Possibilités

Fifth grade teacher Virginie Calmé charged her sixteen students with a task: If you have five options for designing a disk of clay, how many possibilities do you have? Each student created their own unique clay circle, choosing what they wanted to convey, and the result is beautiful. The project is made out of clay circles—all unique, glazed, and fired by the students—and mounted on two pieces of distressed wood. Perfect for display on a sidetable or on a wall.

Children of Virginie Calmé’s 5th Grade Class

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Woods of Wisdom

The Woods of Wisdom is an interactive art project created by the 6th graders. Each student was given a blank wood slice and charged with creating their own work of art using acrylic paint and a variety of techniques and inspiration. Each wood piece includes an inspirational saying or joke along with the student’s name who created it on the back; the wood pieces are secured to the foundation of the art piece with a magnet so these sayings can be read again and again.

Students of Gilkey 6th Grade

Places and Portraits

This wonderful collection of black-and-white images incorporates each 7th grader’s portrait with the image of a place that is special to them. The students started with photos of themselves in profile, and then, using Photoshop, they visually combined the portrait with their place. The ultimate collection of photos symbolizes that places that are special to us truly touch our souls.

Students of Gilkey 7th Grade

Wanderlust

Who knew that a tiny masterpiece with exquisite detail could be made with something as diminutive as a matchbox? Eighth graders took the Gala theme of travel and chose their own photos, special three-dimensional objects, textural elements, and beautiful papers to create this eye-catching mosaic, all encapsulated within (or on the covers of) matchboxes. Matted and framed in a shadowbox, this piece reflects the travel adventures of a delightful class of students, and will reveal something new and interesting to its lucky owner every time they look at it.

Students of Gilkey 8th Grade

Class Baskets

675 YOUR COCKTAIL CORNUCOPIA

Whether you’re already a liquor connoisseur or just an eager student, this basket supplies everything you need to round out your education. Several bottles of local liquor and a tour for you and three friends of the famed Multnomah Whiskey Library, with its exhaustive collection of distillled spirits, along with all the essential cocktail snacks, whiskey stones (ice), fancy salts, and even a “carry on cocktail kit.” Salut!

Coordinated by Jenny and Kevin O’Brien Value: $308 Donated by Families of Anne-Marie Luckett & Sue Inahara’s Preschool Class

676 BREAKERS POINT BEACH CONDO

Hit the Oregon Coast for a two-night stay at Breakers Point Cannon Beach, with accoutrements to complement your every desire! Your digs will be a spacious two-bedroom condo that sleeps six, with a very well-appointed kitchen for an evening in cooking. Alternatively, set out on foot for a dinner for two at Castaways restaurant, with a sweet trip to Bruce's Candy Kitchen after. Swim in the indoor pool, enjoy the Jacuzzi, or play tennis at the indoor courts. Your condo will be complete with a beautiful view of Haystack Rock and a peek-a-boo view of the ocean. Less than 200 feet to the beach on the quiet north end of Cannon Beach yet walking distance to the cute downtown. Wake up to local Sleepy Monk Coffee and stroll on the beach. Kid friendly with puzzles, games, LEGO®s, kites, and toddler toys too.

Coordinated by Amy Bauman Value: $901 Donated by Families of Emilie McNeil & Josiane Douglass’ Preschool Class

677 TEA FOR BUSY PEOPLE

Tea is the drink of choice for the majority of the world, but it’s not thought of as “on-the-go” like coffee is. If you enjoy tea, but find it sometimes inconvenient, this basket is for you. It includes a variety of tea bags and loose-leaf teas, a to-go double-walled glass container, unique mugs with a feature that prevents tea bag tags from falling into your teacup, and a teapot with a built-in filter for loose tea.

Enjoy!

Coordinated by JuJu Fung Value: $286 Donated by Families of Béatrice Szymkowiak & Janique McGee’s Prekindergarten Class

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678 A FAMILY PICNIC

With this wicker basket in tow, all you need is a sunny spot and family for an amazing gourmet picnic!

Open the lid of this basket and you’ll find something for everyone: French wine, spring water, and sparkling apple juice to crackers, olives, cheese knives, cheeseboard, and gourmet chocolates. Includes glasses and a handmade picnic blanket. Just add a fresh baguette and your favorite cheese!

Coordinated by Britt-Marie Phaneuf Value: $229 Donated by Families of Maud Guegan & Carol Le Pihive’s Prekindergarten Class

679 A FINE MIX: WOOLEN LUXURIES

Inside this bag you'll find everything you need to fill your life with a new passion, the art of knitting, with luxurious wool and knitting needles, an engaging two-hour session to learn the basics at Knit Purl, and a hat project to kick off your new hobby. Kick your feet up for a relaxing—even therapeutic!— new craft, finding inspiration while wearing this plush, Alpaca cowl inspired by the Portland Japanese Garden. The Kumori Cowl mimics the play of forested shadows, furrows of gravel, and contrast of light and dark—a real beauty. This bag will bring balance to your life.

Coordinated by Kate Solodky Value: $378 Donated by Families of Françoise Metens & Nadia Khazem’s Kindergarten Class

680 PAMPER PACKAGE

Treat the mom in your life to a day of relaxation and rejuvenation at the Dosha Day Spa. She will unwind and escape the toils of parenting with a massage, facial or body treatment of her choice. Also included is a shopping experience with a personal stylist at Nordstrom accompanied by a Nordstrom gift card.

Coordinated by Randi Inukai Value: $627 Donated by Families of Guy Martelet & Maryvonne Ferar’s Kindergarten Class

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681 FORCE FAMILY FUN

Use the Force to keep your family away from the Dark Side on a rainy spring day. Drink coffee from your Princess Leia mug while making waffles on your Darth Vader waffle maker and gazing up at your custom, unique Star Wars art. Your kids will be like Jedis, playing with their Star Wars toy, making Millennium Falcon ice cubes, and reading from a selection of Star Wars books. All of this will keep them happy until the newest movie in the franchise, “The Force Awakens," is released on DVD and you can redeem your very own voucher to own it on DVD/Blu-Ray/digital! The Force is strong with this basket!

Coordinated by Erin Dhruva Value: $301 Donated by Families of Sylvie Gbeteh & Luc Bouveur’s Kindergarten Class

682 LEGO CITY COLLECTION

A wonderful collection of fire-fighting fun from the LEGO CITY series. Be a hero in different scenarios and win the day several times in one sitting. This basket includes five individual sets including 20 minifigures, a fire station, two helicopters, a fire boat, two fire engines, a motorcycle, a fire utility truck, and various burning things to extinguish.

Coordinated by Emma and Nathan Jobe Value: $310 Donated by Families of Laurence Le Mercier’s 1st Grade Class

683 MAD SCIENCE

Foster your child's scientific curiosity with this entertaining basket. You’ll be armed with all the tools you'll need to explore kitchen chemistry, solar-powered robotics, microscopic organisms, and even harvest DNA! Includes safety gear and a $100 gift certificate to OMSI to use on a membership or summer camp.

Coordinated by Bonnie Stewart Value: $414 Donated by Families of Stéphanie Martin-Sewall’s 1st Grade Class

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684 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AWAITS!

Get outdoors and record all your adventures for posterity with your own GoPro, after redeeming the gift cards to REI and other area recreation stores to outfit yourself with all you need for any adventure. The maps and guides included are sure to give you the perfect place to start!

Coordinated by Jerry and Christy Lawrence Value: $328 Donated by Families of Véronique Pain’s 1st Grade Class

685 A GROWN-UP WEEKEND AT THE BEACH

Woo your loved one on a romantic weekend at Cannon Beach, with gorgeous sunset views of Haystack Rock. Treat yourselves to two nights at the luxurious Stephanie Inn, where adults are pampered and catered to (sans children)!

Coordinated by Stephanie McAndrew Value: $1,012 Donated by Families of Alix Le Fol’s 2nd Grade Class

686 THE BEAUTY JUNKIE BASKET

Enjoy a curated selection of some of the most luxurious hair products from Oribe, R+Co. and V76; this sophisticated collection offers must-have classics updated for the modern man, and does so with an effortless, uncomplicated approach. Reawaken your hair to its glossiest, healthiest prime with a luxurious selection of styling and conditioning products from Oribe. Your R+Co hair products are about an experience, and a selection of their products is a must for your bathroom. Products from V76 by Vaughn celebrate the tradition of men's grooming with an American sensibility.

Coordinated by Lincoln Sheranian Value: $654 Donated by Families of Camille Rueff’s 2nd Grade Class

687 PEAK PERFORMANCE FITNESS PACKAGE

Perform at your peak with this comprehensive training and fitness basket. Includes three training sessions, spa treatments at Pearl MedSpa, a subscription to Clean Eating magazine, a tote for all your gear, and a sports massage to soothe your body post-training.

Coordinated by Laura Donegan Value: $450 Donated by Families of Jérôme Poncet’s 2nd Grade Class

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688 FAMILY GAME NIGHT

A family that plays together stays together…okay, we just made that up. But really: picture a Fridayevening family game night with pizza, classic root beer for the kiddos, and fine wine for the folks, nothin’ better. You can’t go wrong with the classics either; like Pictionary, Monopoly, Scrabble, Apples to Apples and Uno Attack! Start a new family tradition, adding a bit of competition and a lot of fun with this basket full of family entertainment.

Coordinated by Kim Pfefer Value: $81 Donated by Families of Jennifer Reineck’s 3rd Grade Class

689 FISHERMAN’S PARADISE

Outdoor humor author Patrick McManus famously said, "The two best times to fish are when it's rainin' and when it ain't." Well, here in Oregon, those are our two seasons, so it's always perfect for fishing!

This basket includes all of the gear and instruction needed for you and a fishing buddy to get started in the sport of fly fishing. From hand-selected flies perfect for Oregon rivers, a fishing vest, backpack, a guide book and instructional video, a hand-painted water bottle and hat from Bozeman, Montana, to all the tackle you need and two new rods and reels, this basket is perfect for any angler or would make a great gift for that angler you know. If on the off chance you don't catch your dinner, relax and enjoy fine dining for two in one of Portland's best seafood restaurants.

Coordinated by Lee Anne Gabor Value: $604 Donated by Families of Nadine Zaouk-Strapart’s 3rd Grade Class

690 MINDFULNESS AND RELAXATION

Some of us have to work harder than others to relax! This basket inspires the imagination and calms the mind with beautiful, travel-themed coloring books and Swiss-made colored pencils. A selection of gourmet French teas and other stress-relief aids promise a healthy dose of tranquility for your busy life.

Coordinated by Megan Shipley Value: $208 Donated by Families of Nathalie Debrun-Sittler’s 3rd Grade Class

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691 CHOCOLATE ABUNDANCE

This premium chocolate assortment is meant for true enthusiasts! Aurore Molerus' 4th grade class presents the craftsmanship of some of the best chocolatiers in Portland, with a collection of the students’ favorite chocolate bars. Enjoy a free tasting at A Yen for Chocolate, with confections crafted

by Missionary Chocolate, Pitch Dark, Oma and Van Duyns, and the delicious flavor of Cacao's premium drinking chocolate. Your children will delight in the assortment of chocolates favored by our 4th graders and enjoy reading their notes explaining what they think makes a chocolate bar taste better than others. Finally, for the adult “chocoholic” we invite you to embrace your sense of adventure by trying New Deal Distillery's Mud Puddle Bitter Chocolate Vodka, with a free tasting for six. Until then, enjoy the bottle of New Deal vodka that we paired with your wonderful collection of chocolates. Please note that many of these chocolates are freshly made and will expire if you do not indulge quickly!

Coordinated by Anna-Gaëlle Marshall Value: $393 Donated by Families of Aurore Molerus’ 4th Grade Class

692 MADE-TO-ORDER FASHION

Searching for that perfect attire to make a fashion statement can be a fool's errand when you have certain colors, fabrics, or designs in mind. Let designer Michelle Robles and the experts from Leo Nora Design Studio, a sustainable fashion house that uses repurposed fabrics, help you create your perfect ensemble! The entire process (three to four weeks) includes an initial consultation at the Studio, getting body measurements, choosing fabrics, and brainstorming design ideas. A portfolio will be created, which will include fabric swatches and design sketches. A follow-up consultation will be scheduled to go over the portfolio to choose designs and muslin fitting. The design team will create the chosen designs, there will be a final fitting, and then? Wear it. Enjoy it. Own it.

Coordinated by Lynne Gutbezahl Value: $450 Donated by Families of David Billeaud’s 4th Grade Class

693 PORTLAND BREWS BASKET

Enjoy a wide selection of local Portland beers that celebrate the brewing prowess of our region. After sampling you can go directly to the brewpubs for some in-person sampling, using your gift certificates at three different locations. If you find something you really like, bring your large or small (or both) insulated growlers to take some extra beer back home with you. This is a beer-lovers package!

Coordinated by Jeff and Tristin Conner Value: $260 Donated by Families of Heimata Lemaire’s 4th Grade Class

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694 PORTLAND PRESERVES

Revive your grandmother's tradition of home-preserving the season's bounty with this basket chock-full of all the essentials needed for canning. Once you've been inspired and educated by the informative guidebook Food In Jars, you can put your shiny new pressure-canner/cooker, cutting board, and canning tool set to use. Fill your mason jars with tasty jams, pickles, chutneys, and fruit and enjoy summer's ripeness year-round!

Coordinated by Rebecca McMillan Value: $177 Donated by Families of Cédric Strapart’s 5th Grade Class

695 ARTY PARTY!

Have an arty party! This basket includes a broad selection of art supplies so you or your child can unleash their creativity at home. There are drawing pencils, colored pencils, watercolor pencils, watercolor gel sticks, colored brush pens, paint brushes, acrylic and watercolor paints, clay, pastels, canvasses, and papers for your individual artist to enjoy. There is also a storage box for supplies, an artist's mannequin and two paper face masks to paint included in this fun basket. To aid with your art endeavors, there are three gift certificates kindly donated by My Masterpiece Art Studio (MMAS) for two individual open studio sampler packages and one Saturday art hour class.

Coordinated by Seth and Nicole Chamberlin Value: $390 Donated by Families of Thierry Anne’s 5th Grade Class

696 FRENCH FAMILY FUN

This is the FAIS French Family Fun Basket! It includes lots of fun family games and some delicious French treats to enjoy while you play! If you bid well on this amazing collection of time-tested games in French and an assortment of French goodies and cooking projects, you’ll take home hours of fun (and chocolate, to boot!). Bonne chance!

Coordinated by Jessica Talisman Value: $336 Donated by Families of Virginie Calmé's 5th Grade Class

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697 A YEAR OF WEEKEND PLANS

Give your family twelve months of entertainment! This basket features activities for every month of the year, including celebrating Cuban Independence Day with a $100 gift certificate to Pambiche; Bastille Day with a $50 gift certificate to St. Jacks's, a $50 gift certificate to Oven and Shaker; family bowling and game nights; movie tickets; and a selection of great outdoor items from Poler to accompany your activities!

Coordinated by Julie Gulla Value: $730 Donated by Families of Gilkey International Middle School 6th Grade

698 OTTOMAN COOKING PRIMER

Unravel the mysteries of Middle Eastern cooking with this introduction to traditional Ottoman cuisine.

A spectacular cookbook adapted for modern day cooking will take you on a culinary journey around Turkey, and the native spices and key ingredients included in the basket will make your cooking adventure a success.

Coordinated by Nathalie Pamir Value: $200 Donated by Families of Gilkey International Middle School 7th Grade

699 LES GOURMANDISES DU FRANCE

This varied collection of amazing regional products will take your senses on a rich culinary journey.

Included is a selection of exceptional foie gras, spectacular pâtés and traditional entrées, all paired with very special vintage wines. Bon Appétit!

Coordinated by Florence Voutsas Value: $230 Donated by Families of Gilkey International Middle School Class of 2016

Silent Auction 400

NEWPORT BEACH GETAWAY

Newport, Oregon is your destination, and highlights of this beach town will be your occupation.

Included are two certificates for a one-night stay at the Elizabeth Street Inn, where every room has an ocean view. During the days, enjoy tickets for two on the Sea Life Discovery Tour and whale watching, or spend an afternoon at Ripley’s Believe It or Not, the Wax Works, and the Oregon Undersea Gardens with passes for two. Cruise for two available March through October; reservations recommended.

Value: $476 Donated by Elizabeth Street Inn, Mariner Square, Marine Discovery Tours

401

A TASTE OF PORTLAND

Make the rounds of some of Portland’s tastiest eateries, with gift certificates to Mediterranean Exploration Company, Tasty n Sons, Toro Bravo, McMenamin’s, Blu Olive, Acadia, Little Bird Bistro, and Red Star Tavern.

Value: $325 Donated by Acadia, Blu Olive Mediterranean Bistro, Little Bird Bistro, McMenamins, Mediterranean Exploration Company, Red Star Tavern, Tasty n Sons, Toro Bravo

402

TOUR AND TASTING FOR EIGHT

Visit Ankeny Vineyard & Winery for your private tour and tasting for six to eight guests with Jow Olexa, Ankey’s owner and winemaker.

Reservations required Value: $150 Donated by Ankeny Vineyard Winery

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UNE NUIT À LA BIBLIOTHÈQUE

What child doesn’t secretly wish they could spend a night at their school library? This pyjama party will be a night they’ll never forget, hosted by FAIS teachers Jennifer Reineck (3rd grade) and Camille Rueff (2nd grade). Eight students are invited to bring their flashlights and sleeping bags for a night of books, bedtime stories, and character exploration in the FAIS Library. A full breakfast with croissants and pain au chocolat will be served. Monday morning they can tell their friends: “I’ve been in the library… at MIDNIGHT! Students may be dropped off at 8:30 p.m. and picked up by 8:30 a.m. Saturday morning.

Limited to FAIS students in 2nd through 7th grades. Choose from Friday, May 27 or Friday, June 3.

Value: Priceless Donated by Camille Rueff, Jennifer Reineck

404

JUMPSTART PERSONAL TRAINING PACKAGE

Jumpstart any fitness level with this personal training package. Included is a one-month membership at the Hyatt Training personal training gym, including one-hour fitness consultation with owner and lead trainer, Jeremy Hyatt; three personal training or yoga sessions with a personal trainer; and access to the studio for an entire month of structured workouts.

Value: $475 Donated by Lee Carson

405

CHILD’S PORTRAIT SITTING WITH LINNEA OSTERBERG

Capture that perfect portrait before they grow up. One child/children’s black-and-white portrait sitting, photographed on location. Includes one 12" x 18" portrait. Expires 7/31/16.

Value: $790 Donated by Linnea Osterberg Photographer

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406

ONE HOUR INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATION

Everyone can use a little advice when it comes to their surroundings at home, and direction about how to use what one has combined with new pieces to create the perfect retreat. This one-hour design consultation will get you started.

Value: $100 Donated by 13 Design Lane Interiors

407

OUT AND ABOUT IN PORTLAND

Summer is coming, and you’re not sure how you’ll fill the days? Here’s your solution: a family membership to the Audubon Society, bowling for six at Sunset Lanes, passes for two adults and two children to OMSI, and a tour of Pittock Mansion with your tickets for two. No reservations allowed for bowling party; expires 10/30/16.

Value: $110 Donated by Sunset Lanes, Pittock Mansion, OMSI, Audubon Society of Portland

408

HOODSPORT WINE AND CHOCOLATE TASTING FOR TWO

Private wine and chocolate tasting for two includes five tastes of Hoodsport Washington wines, along with a collection of premium handmade chocolates and hand-dipped chocolate truffles.

Reservations required at least two weeks in advance; expires June, 2017 Value: $40 Donated by Hoodsport Winery

409 FAMILY OR CHILD PORTRAIT SESSION WITH KIMBERLI RANSOM

This is your opportunity to capture a moment in time, with a portrait session with your family or one of your children. Included is a gift print or $200 credit towards a photo collection.

Value: $350 Donated by Kimberli Ransom Photography

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410

COOKING CLASS FOR TWO

Get your culinary groove on with these two certificates for a hands-on cooking class at Portland’s Culinary Workshop.

Value: $130 Donated by Portland’s Culinary Workshop

411

GET FIT

It’s April, and bathing suit weather is right around the corner. Step up your game at Barre3 (eight classes), Orange Theory Fitness (four classes), Star Cycle (five classes and shoes,) Studio Blue (one month of mat classes), and YoYo Yogi (one month of unlimited yoga classes). Need some gear? No problem, just grab your Orange Theory duffle bag, towel, water bottle, and drop by a Nike store with your $200 Nike Gift Card. Barre3 certificate expires six months after activation; Orange Theory Fitness expires 8/1/16; Star Cycle expires 3/17.

Value: $897 Donated by Barre 3 - Timberland, StarCycle, Orange Theory Fitness, Nike, Inc.

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ALBERTA ARTS DISTRICT STAY-CATION

Stay in town but feel like you’ve had a whirlwind weekend getaway. This idyllic two-bedroom, twobath Alberta Arts Airbnb. This is a charming and modern carriage house is set back from the street, only two blocks from bustling Alberta. Tastefully decorated by Lynne Parker Designs, each bedroom features queen-sized, memory foam beds. Stainless appliances, a washer/dryer, and a fully stocked kitchen will leave you wishing you could stay forever. Perfect for a weekend get-away or out-of-town guests.

Mutually agreeable dates after September 1, 2016 Value: $750 Donated by Eric and Laurel Koppelman

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413 ONE-HOUR INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATION

Everyone can use a little advice when it comes to their surroundings at home, and direction about how to use what one has combined with new pieces to create the perfect retreat. This one-hour design consultation will get you started.

Value: $100 Donated by 13 Design Lane Interiors

414

RESERVE TOUR AND TASTING FOR EIGHT

Escape the humdrum and head to wine country for this reserve tour and tasting for eight at Willamette Valley Vineyards. This tour is a private guided tour with one of the winery’s ambassadors, and includes wine tasting and a light cheese tray. Reservations required at least 48 hours in advance; may not be used during a holiday or festival; expires April 2017.

Value: $160 Donated by Willamette Valley Vineyards

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DATE NIGHT MADE EASY

Tickets for two to a select classical and pops concert by the Oregon Symphony. Choose from Bartok’s Bluebeard’s Castle, Scotland’s own Colin Curie, Barber’s Violin Concerto, Stephen Hough’s Saint-Saëns, Holiday Pops, Turangalila, Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, Pied Piper of Portlandia (kids concert), Elgar’s Enigma Variations, or Perséphone. Follow the concert with a $100 gift certificate to ChefStable good at a variety of fine dining establishments in the greater Portland area. Seating in Front Center Right, and subject to availability. No exchanges or upgrades. Voucher must be redeemed at least a week in advance; expires May 15, 2107.

Value: $200 Donated by ChefStable, Oregon Symphony

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DINE AROUND PORTLAND

Nights on the town at some of Portland’s best-known and beloved eateries… You’ll have date night covered for a few months with this delicious collection of $100 gift certificates.

Value: $600 Donated by ChefStable, Pambiche, Meriwether's Restaurant, Steve and Lisa McLain - ¡OBA!, Hall Street Grill, Bluehour Restaurant, Kenny Giambalvo

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DELUXE DELOVELY COBBLESTONE COLLECTION

Wear a piece of Paris with the unique Cobblestone Collection earrings and necklace. Detailed sketches etched by hand into brass, based on photographs of actual Paris cobblestones. Earrings suspended on hand-formed, gold-filled wires. Necklace has a gold-fill chain and clasp. Handmade by our very own FAIS teacher and camp director extraordinaire, Genna Robertson-Hall.

Value: $172 Donated by Genna Robertson-Hall

418 1992-93 SIGNED TRAILBLAZERS BASKETBALL

Who doesn’t remember Clyde the Glide? Clyde Drexler and the rest of the Blazers’ autographs adorn this basketball, signed during the 1992-93 season when the Blazers placed 4th in the Western Conference.

Display it as a piece of special sports memorabilia, or see if it helps your game on the court!

Value: Priceless Donated by Bill and Elaine Rea

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FRIDAY EARLY ESCAPE CRUISE FOR TWO

Get your weekend off to a great start, with a Friday-evening Escape Cruise on the Portland Spirit. Expires 2/28/17, reservations required.

Value: $68 Donated by Portland Spirit

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BREAD AND COFFEE — IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS…

Some things you just can’t skimp on, like good coffee and good bread. One pound of coffee and a $20 certificate for Ava Roasteria, and a complimentary loaf of rustic bread, each month for a year, from Grand Central Bakery & Cafe. Grand Central certificate not redeemable for cash, must be redeemed each month consecutively for 12 months.

Value: $102 Donated by Ava Roasterica, Grand Central Bakery & Cafe

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HOODSPORT WINE AND CHOCOLATE TASTING FOR TWO

Private wine and chocolate tasting for two includes five tastes of Hoodsport Washington wines, premium handmade chocolates, and hand-dipped chocolate truffles. Reservations required at least two weeks in advance. Expires June of 2017.

Value: $40 Donated by Hoodsport Winery

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Salon Parties BOUTIQUE CHIC WITH STYLIST SARA DAHL Find your signature look with the styling assistance of a professional, at this exclusive shopping event at Adorn Salon. Personal styling for all guests (maximum of 12): find out what looks suit you the best and what you should avoid. Everyone will come away with several new ensembles that are sure to impress!

DATE: Thursday, April 14, 2016, 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Value: $30 Donated by Dahl Style

FAIS ARMY - PORTLAND TIMBERS VS. TORONTO FC Don your Timbers gear, grow a beard, get a beer, and prepare to cheer: "We Are The FAIS Army!" Twenty-five lucky Timbers fans will enjoy this sold-out spring afternoon game, with the Portland Timbers trouncing Toronto FC. Maximum of 25 guests.

DATE: Sunday, May 1, 2016, 12:30 p.m.

Value: $50 Donated by Adam and Claudia Batz

GARNISH PARTY Back by popular demand! It was one of the most talked about salon parties from last year, so we are bringing it back . . . the private party at Garnish. The boutique will be closed and the curtains drawn while you sip wines and nibble hors d’oeuvres and sweets, and the staff pulls out outfits catered to each of their guests. Shop owner and designer Erica Lurie will give a history of her experience and her shop and then turn you loose to play. Each guest receives a $10 store credit toward purchases. Minimum of eight guests; maximum of 15 guests, 21 and over only.

DATE: Thursday, May 12, 2016. 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Value: $30 Donated by Garnish

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LEARN TO SEW! PILLOW MAKING CLASS Pillows are among the easiest things to create yourself, and are the perfect project for the beginning or intermediate sewer. Enjoy an evening with friends as you learn to sew two styles of pillows, envelope and zippered, and go home with two new pillow covers to brighten your home. This class will be taught by Shelly Figueroa, owner of Nic & Figs and nationally-renowned author, pattern designer, and sewing teacher. Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Participants will need to bring or purchase the following items from Nic & Figs: pillow insert (20"x20"), fabric (5/8" yard per pillow), 18� zipper, and allpurpose thread. The pattern is included in the salon party ticket price. Maximum of six guests, 21-andover only.

DATE: May 21, 2016. 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Value: $50 Donated by Nic & Figs

JEWELRY MAKING PARTY Learn to make a personalized necklace and pair of earrings from your choice of sterling silver, rose gold, or gold fill with direction from professional jewelry designer and beloved FAIS teacher, Genna Robertson-Hall. Learn to cut, file, sand, stamp, and pound your own jewelry in the style of your choice.

Come get crafty and creative, and leave feeling accomplished, adorned with some new, distinctive bling!

Maximum of eight guests $75 per person, 21 and over.

DATE: Sunday, May 22, 2016 Value: $75 Donated by Genna Robertson-Hall

FAMILY PORTRAITS WITH SHE SAW THINGS PHOTOGRAPHY She Saw Things Photography, with photographer Jen Downer, is widely renowned for capturing the real moments that are at the heart of every family. Jen will host 10-minute portrait sessions for up to four people in her beautiful, light-filled studio in Southeast Portland. Your fee includes one digital image and the opportunity to purchase your files at a reduced price. Maximum of 10 guests.

DATE: Sunday, May 22, 2016 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Time slots will be assigned based on order of sign-ups.

Value: $60 Donated by Jen Downer

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CLOCHE BEAUTY EVENT Remember when you used to love to play “beauty salon” with all your friends? Enjoy the magic as an grown-up at this private party at Cloche Beauty Boutique! Guests will enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres as they receive individualized attention from Cloche's experts. Learn about skincare and beauty trends while experimenting with Cloche's broad selection of high-end, hard-to-find products. We shut the store down early and close off to the public. Wine and light appetizers are provided. Minimum of 10 guests; maximum of 20.

DATE: Friday, June 3, 2016 6:00- 9:00 p.m.

Value: $25 Donated by Cloche Beauty

WINE TASTING WITH TRENT MOFFETT OF MOFFETT WINES Join Winemaker Trent Moffett of Moffett Vineyards and FAIS parent hosts Jack and Grayson Dempsey for a fun and educational tasting of Napa and Willamette Valley wines. Trent is a second-generation vintner from the Napa Valley and has been producing wine for over 23 years. You will have the opportunity to taste a large array of wines valued from $25 to $120 per bottle (from Napa there will be Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Malbec, and Chardonnay; and from Willamette there will be two vineyard Pinot Noirs and a Rosé). At the end of the night, you have the opportunity to purchase your favorites and 25 percent of all the night’s sales will be donated back to FAIS. Maximum of 10 guests, 21 and over only DATE: Saturday, June 4, 2016 5:00-7:30 p.m.

Value: $55 Donated by Trent Moffett

MARGARITAS FOR MOMS - EASTSIDE School’s in…it’s time to celebrate at Margaritas for Moms, Eastside Edition. An evening of margaritas to kick-start the 2016-17 school year, hosted at the home of Boughty Canton and Wendy Kotila. Hostesses Wendy and Michelle Hodges will celebrate with you, while bartender dads Boughty and Wayne fill your glass. Don’t miss this fantastic Eastside evening with friends! Guests 21 and over only, maximum of 25 guests.

DATE: Saturday, September 17, 2016 Value: $75 Donated by Boughty Canton & Wendy Kotila

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MARGARITAS FOR MOMS - WESTSIDE School’s in… it’s time to celebrate at Margaritas for Moms, Westside Edition. An evening of margaritas to kick-start the 2016-17 school year, hosted at the home of Erich Watkins and Aimee Litch. Hostesses Aimee, Bonnie Stewart, and June Kim will join you to kick off the school year in style, while bartender dads, Erich, Normund, and Shane fill your glass. Don’t miss out on this Westside evening of fun with friends! Guests 21 and over only, maximum of 25 guests.

DATE: Saturday, September 17, 2016 Value: $75 Donated by Erich and Aimee Litch

Contributors

We gratefully acknowledge these contributors,* without whom this event would not be possible.

Acadia Allison Inn & Spa Andrew Kilshaw & Kristin Wellenstein Kilshaw Ankeny Vineyard Winery Arciform Arte Culinario by Mavi Graf Audubon Society of Portland Normund Auzins & Bonnie Stewart Ava Rosterica Robert & Jennifer Babst Barre 3 Barre 3 - Timberland Adam & Claudia Batz Amy Bauman Laurie Bell Bergstrom Winery Josh & Caroline Bergstrom Maria Bezaitis Matt & Michelle Birchard Blowout Blu Olive Mediterranean Bistro Bluehour Restaurant Boughty Canton & Wendy Kotila Lee Carson ChefStable Scott Clendenning & Eun Jung Cha Cloche Beauty Coeur de France Ecole de Langues Dahl Style David & Marie Young David Chen & Jill Price David Family Wines Johan van de Groenendaal & Li Sun Jack & Grayson Dempsey

Design Lane Interiors Matt Donegan Jen Downer Dr. Yaillen Orthodontics Echo Natural Beauty Elizabeth Street Inn Erin Dhruva Gus & Vikki Espinosa Ethereal Wellness Boutique Yoann Foucher & Laurence Juthy French American International School Fresh Faces RX Zan Galton David & Ursula Garcia Garnish Cris Gilman Grand Central Bakery & Cafe Wayne & Michelle Hodges Hoodsport Winery John and Laura Hunter Patti Shaffner Jordan Sean & Gretchen Keys Shane & June Kim Kimberli Ransom Photography Michael & Anne King Eric & Laurel Koppelman Courtney Lakin Linnea Osterberg Photographer Erich & Aimee Litch Little Bird Bistro Matt & Margo Litwin Marine Discovery Tours Mariner Square Grant McFarland & Elaine La Joie

CREDITS (CONTINUED) Steven & Linda McGeady McMenamins Mod Salon Trent Moffett Pamela Neferkara New Systems Laundry Nic & Figs Nike, Inc. Kevin & Jenny O'Brien OMSI Orange Theory Fitness Oregon Symphony John & Rene Orlando John Ostrowski & Kim Patterson Pambiche Patton Valley Vineyards Alfonso Pereira & Dani Love Pittock Mansion Portland Spirit Portland's Culinary Workshop Bill & Elaine Rea Reclaim Health Red Light Management Red Star Tavern Jennifer Reineck Genna Robertson-Hall Camille Rueff Eric Samuels & Christine Chang Sarah Ruby Skincare Scarlet Chamberlin Styling Co. Serenity Nail Spa Scott & Tatyana Shaw Tom & Megan Shipley Candice Smith StarCycle Steve & Lisa McLain - OBA! and Hall Street

Grill Studio Blue Studio Christy Sunset Lanes Anne Takher Peter J. Thompson Toro Bravo Township United Building Services John Um & Jennifer Kim Urbaca Salon VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa Vista Balloon Adventures Bob Warmkessel & Lea Trefsgar Tim & Danielle Wheeler Willamette Valley Vineyards Trish Wilson YoYo Yogi Zenana Spa & Wellness Center Peter & Tracie Zenti Kuan Zhou

*Contributors at time of publication

Merci Tonight’s table wine was generously donated by BergstrÜm and Patton Valley.

Merci aussi to Petit Monde.

Merci Sponsors

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FAIS MISSION STATEMENT The French American International School cultivates intellect and character through rigorous multilingual academic programs in an environment that promotes appreciation of diverse cultures and experiences.

8500 NW JOHNSON STREET | PORTLAND, OR | 97229 (503) 292-7776 | www.faispdx.org

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