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| EXCLUSIVE LIVE AUCTION ITEM Anne E. London, Internationally recognized American artist visual art and wildlife conservation to celebrate endangered species, "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." Chewbaaka in Focus - unframed size: 36" X 48" original exclusive oil on linen painting made by Anne E. London just for CCF's 30th Anniversary. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." 2020 Simon Combes Award Anne London will receive AFC's 2020 award. Due to COVID-19, the presentation has been tentatively moved from this year's AFC Festival in Vancouver to the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, Florida in spring of 2021. This close-up of an original painting by Anne London, an internationally recognized American artist whose work combines two of her passions: visual art and wildlife conservation. Anne's artwork is a celebration of endangered species. 50% of proceeds will go to Arts For Animals. Arts for Animals a 501(c)(3) has a mission to reach children who live and grow up next to our Planet's threatened wildlife and the program educates them about the importance of their own wildlife. We can change the future of animals, especially in Africa, by using the magic of art and creativity to ignite a passion for protecting wildlife.be able to be written off by the buyer (both organizations are 501(c)(3)) and the buyer gets to support cheetah conservation and wildlife conservation education simultaneously. To learn more about Arts for Animals: http://aelondonstudio.com/ArtsForAnimals/ More about Ann London: https://gallery.artistsforconservation.org/artists/1426 Donated by Artist for Conservation Awardee Anne E. London. |
| EXCLUSIVE LIVE AUCTION ITEM Win an Overland Adventure Safari to Namibia for two courtesy of Zegrahm Expeditions Travel! April 19, 2021 14 Days. The comprehensive itinerary, April 19 – May 2, 2021 includes explorations of Sossusvlei, Damarland, Etosha National Park, and Okonjima with stays at beautiful camps that are designed to blend into the natural surroundings. It's a dual celebration as Zegrahms celebrates their 30th Anniversary alongside CCF. Expedition Team: Chris Stamper | Safari Guide Safari Highlights: Explore Namibia’s wild coast, otherworldly deserts, rugged mountains, and stunning wildlife during game drives, walking safaris, and flightseeing tours. Discover an abundance of wildlife including unique desert-adapted elephants in Damaraland, as well as black and white rhinos—Namibia is one of the only regions in Africa where both species are found. Photograph the dunes of Sossusvlei, a surrealistic landscape of massive ochre-hued dunes canopied by indigo skies. Visit the Cheetah Conservation Fund to learn about the important work being done to protect these beautiful apex predators. View over 2,000 rock carvings at Twyfelfontein, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your prize includes all accommodations, transportation, meals, entrance fees, activities and excursions in the company of a world-class expedition leader and local safari guides, and gratuities. (Exclusions: NO AIRFARE - Round trip airfare from your home city/Windhoek, travel insurance, passport and/or visa fees, and items of a personal nature, such as laundry, bar charges, and other incidentals.) Overview: https://www.zegrahm.com/expedition/namibia-under-canvas-april-2021/overview Donated by Presentation Sponsor Zegrahm Expeditions Travel! Happy 30th Anniversary! |
| LIVE AUCTION ITEM This item can be purchased as a "Buy Now" item for $1,500 or Bid and set the live auction starting bid. Enjoy an up-close look at some of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s animal ambassadors! This package includes a personalized behind the scenes tour of the Jack Hanna Animal Programs Building at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Tour does not include admission to the zoo** The Jack Hanna Animals Programs building at Columbus Zoo is a behind the scenes location. This personalized tour will allow you to visit with the animals that traveled to shows with Jack Hanna to shows such as Good Morning America and the Late Show. Discover where they are from and what they eat and get up close and personal with these animal stars and their handlers. Best suited for children 5+! This tour is good for up to 8 people. Bring your camera and enjoy this WILD once in a lifetime experience. **Animals presented will vary for each tour.*** Bonus: An exclusive painting made by Adrienne and Dave who are the first cheetah cubs born via in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer into a surrogate mother from Columbus Zoo! Donated by Columbus Zoo. Special thanks to Zoo partners who make our mission possible with education, research and conservation. |
| LIVE AUCTION ITEM Bid now and set the live auction starting bid or "Buy Now" at $10,000! Enjoy a week long vacation on the Big-Island of Hawaii! Hawaiian Plantation-style home, Hale Mauka sits atop the owners' former Coffee Plantation In Captain Cook on the Big Island of Hawaii. The three-bedroom two and a half bath home sleeps 6 adults comfortably. It has cable television in the living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a laundry room. The 50-foot lanai overlooks Kealakekua Bay from an elevation of 1,400 feet. It is centrally located for drives to golf courses, Volcanoes National Park, beautiful beaches, and it is just 12 miles south of Kailua-Kona. Exclusion: Airfare not included! Enjoy a week of secluded relaxation and activities at a mutually convenient date. Valid for two years. (Expires 10/3/2022) Donated by CCF US Board of Trustees, Vicki Gourley |
| LIVE AUCTION ITEM Bid now and set the live auction starting bid or "Buy Now" at $8,975! Welcome to the offer for an exclusive stay in a beautiful 6 bedrooms, 4 bath Estate with 10 acres completely private not shared on a historical site with lots to do! Swim in the HEATED saltwater POOL, Pet Pedro (DONKEY), Duchess (HORSE), Koda ( HORSE), Moxie (PONY) Collect the EGGS from the chickens Row the BOAT on the pond Gather at the 4 FIRE PITS patios (Yoga, Chess, Theater, Pow wow) Grill your food on our 3 propane GRILLS Be amazed by the inviting atmosphere of this beautiful home! This charming cozy home was designed by Royal Barry Wills, a famous American architect and a master of traditional Cape Cod style homes, in the 1950’s a friend of Frank Lloyd Wright. Come to this PRIVATE estate surrounded by conservation land to rejuvenate yourself whether it is 2 or 20 of you. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday city life. Reserve your GETAWAY or MINI CONFERENCE and come to your very own RESORT! Major tourist attractions are all within 1.5 hours. Come for the beautiful fall foliage. Stroll along the spectacular landscaped grounds with the sounds of the chirping BIRDS. Smell the CLEAN air of nature. Enjoy the beauty of the POND. Observe the many FROGS, turtles, and fish that are in the pond. Go for a ROWBOAT ride. Float in the provided TUBES. Swim in the heated SWIMMING POOL ( we have life jackets and pool toys for you) or gather with your friends by the outdoor FIRE PITS ( 4 of them ) and have a barbecue using our 3 large, propane GRILLS. There is something for everyone here! Outdoor activities for adults and children include volleyball badminton, croquet, soccer, football, horseshoe rings, HIKING and JOGGING around the pond, horse paddocks, wooded trails. The outdoor games are provided and stored in the back of the house small shed. Help yourself. Bring your BIKES to ride along charming country roads just out the driveway. An assortment of TOYS (puzzles, card games, monopoly, building blocks, hula hoops) is for your use. Enjoy dinners in the dining room with seating for eight or outside for sitting for 12 people or more, warm yourself or tell stories by the cozy stone WOOD and GAS fireplaces in the PUB room. Enjoy all the comforts of home with modern amenities that include DVD, Netflix, WiFi, FANS, CENTRAL AIR and full use of washer and dryer. There is an old fashioned pub living room, two family rooms, a garden room, a study area, and a library computer room for your use. You can have gatherings on the 4 stone patios that surround the house. By the house is a fire pit for all to enjoy after dinner. Great COOKING facility with 3 outdoor propane grills, 3 induction cooktops, 4 gas burner cooktop and 2 convection oven with an air fryer, dehydrator and roaster. The Vitamix and Nutra Bullet blenders are provided. The condiments, jams, preserves in the refrigerator, all the spices in the large cabinet and tea bags are for your use. ***Sorry, NO pets in the house or garage as we have family who have allergies. No SMOKING allowed in the house, garage, pool house, any buildings and within 150 feet of any structure. Cleaning fees apply. Guest access- The 3 car garage is the activity family room for your use, For your use are sports equipment, toys, rain boots and ponchos. The Poolhouse has floats for all ages for your use The washing machine and dryer with the detergent for your use. The firepits have stacked up pine wood for your use The 3 propane grills have propane for your use The rowboat with lifejackets for all ages for your use. Within 15 minutes drive are 3 must-visits. The space What is included? 1. donkey, horses and pony to pet and feed their favorite treats 2 collect chicken eggs for breakfast and watch the little chicks grow 3. large lawn for team SPORTS football, soccer, baseball, volleyball, badminton, croquet 4. TRIATHLON course {Swim the pond ( 175 ft), run/jog the circuit 5 times (10 miles), bike the country roads ( 25 miles)}. 5. Boulders and ravines to climb 6. multiple flower gardens with 300 specimen bushes and trees planted labeled 7. pond to float, swim, and row the boat with lifejackets 8. HEATED saltwater pool with water toys, floaters, tubes, lifejackets, BlueTooth music 9. 4 fire pits with 7 patios, 3 large propane grills ( no need to buy propane ) 10. 30 most comfortable lightweight portable rocking chairs, 30 portable outdoor chairs 11. fine bed linens, 2 jacuzzis to use, bath, hand, finger towels, all toiletries provided 12. Chef's kitchen with just about every gadgets, multiple prep spaces, induction/gas cooktops 13. use the extensive spice and tea cabinet, coffee grinder, coffee maker, condiments 14. trash bags, paper towels, dishwasher detergents, napkins, 15. enough platters, pots, pans for 40 plus people. 2 convection ovens, dehydrator, toaster, Vitamix, Nutra Bullet, expresso maker, roaster 16. Numerous places to visit within 15 minutes 1. many ANTIQUE and country stores route 20 2. many restaurants ( Thai, Chinese, Seafood, Fine formal dining, Pub food, Panera, Cracker Barrel, Country comfort food, Pan Asian, Sushi, Coffee House, Pizza) on131 and 20, 3. Brimfield fleamarket( largest in the USA on TV) 4 times a year a week each. 4. Sturbridge Village( outdoor life history 1700 reenactment in period costumes on 300 acres largest in New England) https://www.osv.org/ 5. FISHING within 15 minutes( Bigelow State Park( Union Ct), Roseland Park, Chamberlain Lake Campground ( rent fishing poles, canoes) in Woodstock Ct 6.18 holes championship public GOLF since 1963 ( 6A-9P) in Charlton http://heritagecountryclub.com/country- club/non-members/ 7.Artisan BEER microbrewery (11-8P)in Charlton https://www.treehousebrew.com/ 8, MINIATURE GOLF at Putters on 360 Worcester Rd, Charlton, MA (10-10P) 9. PICK your FRUITS at Charlton Orchard farm. 44 Worcester Rd in Charlton( 9-5P) 10. buy direct from Fay Mountain FARM on 12 Cemetery Rd in Charlton (9-5P) 11. GoBOWLING/BILLIARDS at Bogey lanes 199 Brookfield Rd in East Brookfield (10 AM-12AM) 12. Go ROLLER SKATING/BUMP GO KARTS at tri State Amusements on 35 Chase ave in Dudley Ma (12 PM-9PM) Donated by Dr. Le Thu |
| A big thank you to longtime CCF friends, Jonathan and Angela Scott, The Big Cat People, for producing and donating this digital OPEN EDITION signed print, designed especially for tonight's event and CCF's 30-years of celebrating conservation. Size: 20in x 28in Please note that all fine art prints are shipped unframed for maximum efficiency and quality assurance. Shakira and Cubs was taken at Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. Shakira,the cheetah mother cuddling her cubs (2008) was captured just being a mother--it is a thing of wonder; the sense of nurturing and caring, of keeping watch and being vigilant lest danger approaches, is an unwritten covenant common to all families. The gift of love, of being a mother, of sacrifice and devotion is wonderfully inspiring to observe. Over the past 50 years, Jonathan & Angela Scott have recorded every aspect of their existence and their travels through their stunning photography. After many years, Jonathan & Angela have hand-picked photographs from their life’s work to be shared as fine art prints. These particular photographs draw the viewers closer, revealing the essence of the creatures the Scotts have photographed so that they might in some way speak for themselves. Their current project, the Sacred Nature Initiative, aims to remind people of the fragility of our planet and the importance of connecting back to nature. The mission of the initiative is to Inspire, Educate, and Conserve, and the most powerful method for inspiration is their photography. Currently, their fine art prints are offered exclusively through 'Thuranima Collective'. Visit thuranima.com to browse their collections and purchase their artwork. Jonathan & Angie's digital signature on the bottom right-hand corner. Just released a new YouTube video this morning telling the 'Behind the Shot' story of the Shakira and Cubs photograph: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMqtoHrlq0k For more information about Jonathan & Angela Scott- TheBigCatPeople.com https://thuranima.com/collections/natures-youth/products/shakira-and-cubs/ Donated by Thuranima.com, Jonathan and Angela Scott. |
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| This is a one-of-a-kind rare Turkish necklace! The vintage coins on the necklace were all antique trade goods in the Middle East when the Dutch were active, as the (4) Dutch coins are dated 1930, 1930, 1931, and 1939. The center coin has incredible Arabic writing from Saudi Arabia. The beads are made of amber, turquoise, and silver. This item is an original necklace and the value is special due to the history and orginal selling point at just under $1,700. Donated by CCF Board of Trustees Adina Savin |
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| Belles Ailes Art's of Colorado offers this first time unique piece! It is a beautifully handcrafted drawing engraved on different wood from trees located on Pikes Peak in Colorado. All wood pieces are naturally shed and every piece is one of a kind. Size 15"h x 11"w https://www.facebook.com/bellesailes Donated by Laurie McKay of Belles Ailes Art |
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| Belles Ailes Art's of Colorado sends a warm welcome from their neck of the woods with a unique wood burned drawing made just for tonight's celebration. It is crafted out of different wood from trees located on Pikes Peak in Colorado. All wood pieces are naturally shed and every piece is one of a kind. Size: 14"h x 10"w, https://www.facebook.com/bellesailes Donated by Laurie McKay of Belles Ailes Art |
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| A Virtual Sundowner or Brunch from Namibia! Bid now and enjoy a virtual sundowner or a private brunch in Namibia with Dr. Laurie Marker, Founder and Director of CCF and Dr. Bruce Brewer, CCF General Manager head of Bushblok. Schedule a private ZOOM, or Invite your cheetah friends to join you and enjoy. You could spend time with Laurie and Bruce celebrating a sundowner in the Little Serengeti on CCF’s private game reserve or from the privacy of the CCF Conservancy. This is a unique opportunity to spend time at CCF with Dr. Marker (LIVE) from your computer, mobile phone, iPhone, iPad, or any internet ready device. All you need is the internet, and a device with a camera. Value: Priceless Special Instructions Expires one year from the date of this auction - 10/03/2021 |
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| Join CCF's Director of Conservation and Outreach, Brian Badger as he hosts a night of fantastic facts with trivia about all things Cheetah Conservation Fund. Test your cheetah knowledge or simply learn more about CCF in five rounds of questions. Get to know Brian Badger and enjoy his wittingly Brittish charm. Enjoy a social hour with 20 of your friends on ZOOM and celebrate a great night of entertaining fun Trivia. An evening of education and humor. |
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| This amazing Cheetah book is autographed by renowned fashion photographer Mark Segal. Book bound in Italy and measures about 14 x 10. Segal's celebration of this regal feline also records the cheetah's alarming path toward extinction. "For the past 15 years, American photographer Mark Segal’s fascination with the world’s fastest land mammal has taken him across the US, Europe, Kenya, Namibia, and South Africa. What started out as an aesthetic obsession evolved as he deepened his understanding of this fierce yet fragile creature and its rapid path toward extinction. “My desire changed from simply wanting to experience cheetahs for my own selfish curiosity to wanting to contribute to their conservation.” Segal has traveled to various cheetah research and conservation centers, in an effort to show the beauty of this magnificent predator and to draw awareness to its endangered state in the wild. Known for his moody and emotional portrait and fashion work, Segal takes a personal approach to photographing nature, employing a vision that differs distinctly from most wildlife photographers. The images collected in this monograph, designed by Fabien Baron, stand at a waypoint in Segal’s elusive and ongoing odyssey toward a deeper understanding of this regal feline and the mysterious hold it has on him. His wish is that viewers will be captivated as he is by the beauty of the cheetah and will recognize the imperative to protect the animal and ensure its survival on our planet. Donated by longtime friend and supporter Mark Segal. |
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| Rare opportunity to bid on a SIGNED copy - A Future for Cheetahs Dr. Marker and noted wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas have teamed up to bring you the most intimate portrait yet of the world’s fastest land animal, the cheetah, in their upcoming book, A Future For Cheetahs. For the first time, Dr. Marker shares the story of the cheetah’s race against extinction, illustrated with some of the rarest and most beautiful images yet of the wild cheetah. By Dr. Laurie Marker Photo’s by Suzi Eszterhas Hardcover 10x8” 208 pages Glossy, full color images 208 pages in an attractive 10″ x 8″ hardcover format Donated by Dr. Laurie Marker, Founder & Executive Director of Cheetah Conservation Fund |
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| Bid now for a SIGNED Chewbaaka children's book. Signed by Cheetah Conservation Fund's Founder and Director - Dr. Laurie Marker Dr. Marker and Illustrator Jessie Jordan brought their knowledge and talent together to create Chewbaaka, a beautiful illustrated childrens’ book about the life and legacy of CCF’s most famous cheetah ambassador. It includes full-color illustrations, printed on recycled paper 28 pages in a landscape, soft-cover format. Donated by Dr. Laurie Marker, Founder & Executive Director of Cheetah Conservation Fund |
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| We are please to offer this one-of-a-kind On The Prowl Acrylic on Canvas. This beautiful 30” x 60” Acrylic on canvas Studio Connect, comes from Etobicoke, Ontario. It depicts lifelike colors and the beautiful magesty of the cheetah, herself. Canada Artist: Soudabeh Majidi Retail Value: $500 Donated by Soudabeh Majidi Special Instructions: All shipping to and from Canada is charged to the winning bidder. Please contact info@cheetah.org with questions and thank you for your kind support. |
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| This amazing work of art painted and donated by Artist: Kindrie Grove Young Spots Oil on panel 5 x 7 inches plus frame To your creativity! Kindrie Grove Studios www.kindriegrove.com Info@kindriegrove.com All shipping to and from Canada is charged to the winning bidder. Please contact info@cheetah.org with questions and thank you for your kind support. |
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| We are pleased to bring you this wonderfully fun Toronto Zoo Package including 2 - Day Passes and, of course, Plush Cheetah to accompany you on your journey! As one of the best zoos in the country, Toronto Zoo offers unique experiences that will be sure to make your day magical and full of learning! Special Instructions: Shipping internationally or from the US to and from Canada is charged to the winning bidder. Please contact info@cheetah.org with questions and thank you for your kind support. A big thanks to partner zoos like Toronto Zoo who make education a primary focus in helping to save the cheetah in the wild from extinction. Donated by The Toronto Zoo http://www.torontozoo.com/ |
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| This is an exclusive painting made by the first cheetah cubs born via in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer into a surrogate mother from Columbus Zoo! See Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xFi9 Value: Priceless Donated by very special CCF friends Suzi Rapp and the Columbus Zoo https://www.columbuszoo.org/ |
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| Laurie Marker with Cheetah Chewbaaka, Cheetah Conservation Fund, Namibia A ONE OF A KIND, Autographed, commemorative, 20x30 inch print featuring Laurie Marker with Chewbaaka for CCF's 30th Anniversary Auction photographed by Frans Lanting. Date Created: Aug 21, 2009 Featuring Signatures from both Dr. Laurie Marker and Frans Lanting Value: Priceless Frans Lanting has been hailed as one of the great photographers of our time. His influential work appears in books, magazines, and exhibitions around the world. Born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, he earned a master’s degree in economics then moved to the United States to study environmental planning. Soon after, he began photographing the natural world–and never turned back. For three decades he has documented wildlife from the Amazon to Antarctica to promote understanding about the Earth and its natural history through images that convey a passion for nature and a sense of wonder and concern about our living planet. Lanting’s work has been commissioned frequently by National Geographic, where he served as a Photographer-in-Residence. His assignments have ranged from a first look at the fabled bonobos of the Congo to a circumnavigation by sailboat of South Georgia Island in the subantarctic. In a remote part of the Amazon Basin, he spent weeks on platform towers to obtain rare tree-canopy views of wild macaws. He has lived for months with seabirds on isolated atolls in the Pacific Ocean, tracked lions through the African night, and camped among giant tortoises inside a volcano in the Galápagos. Lanting’s work also includes profiles of ecological hot spots from India to New Zealand, as well as features on the majesty and plight of albatrosses, the nearly extinct Asiatic cheetahs in Iran, and a remarkable study of chimpanzees in Senegal that is shedding new light on human evolution. Lanting has received many honors for his work. In 2001 H.R.H. Prince Bernhard inducted him as a Knight in the Royal Order of the Golden Ark, the Netherlands’ highest conservation honor. He has received top honors from World Press Photo, the title of BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year, and the Sierra Club’s Ansel Adams Award. He has been inducted as a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in London and is a recipient of Sweden’s Lennart Nilsson Award. Donated by Frans Lanting, Frans Lanting Studio http://lanting.com/ |
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| A day in the life of Dr. Marker via Zoom! Join Dr. Marker in Africa from your own living room! Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of Dr. Marker looks like? Or wondered how this one woman has changed the world? When you bid on this package you get the opportunity for a rare private video call on Zoom with Dr. Marker. You and (up to) four friends will have a personal and intimate visit with Dr. Marker for 45 minutes. This is a unique opportunity to spend time at CCF with Dr. Marker (LIVE) from your computer, mobile phone, iPhone, iPad, or any internet ready device. All you need is the internet, and a device with a camera. When you join Dr. Marker in Africa from Zoom, the scenery may include the multi-faceted holistic and educational programs at CCF. Pick a topic of your choice, ask questions or simply spend valuable private time with Dr. Marker during her busy day. Topics can range from cheetahs, wild dogs, Livestock Guarding Dogs, CCF’s museum, CCF’s vet clinic, the genetics lab, Dancing Goat Creamery, camera traps, watering holes, game counts, daily activities at CCF, ecotourism, the Illegal Wildlife Pet trade and more. Don’t miss this valuable experience! Bid now and win the opportunity to spend quality time (LIVE) with Dr. Marker. This is a rare chance to be in the presence of one of the world's leading cheetah experts, now celebrating 30 years of cheetah conservation. Let the bidding begin! Special Instructions Expires one year from the date of this auction -10/03/2021 |
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| Indulge in this adorable package including an Indianapolis Zoo recycled tote bag, hot/cold tumbler lion themed, penguin necklace made of bamboo, waxed canvas lunch tote, love your mother kids t-shirt (size 5/6) and an Indianapolis Zoo mesh cap. https://www.indianapoliszoo.com/ Big thanks to Zoo partners like Indianapolis Zoo. Donated by the Indianapolis Zoo |
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| This handpainted, tote bag is guaranteed to have people asking where you got it from! It is made from heavy cotton canvas and features suede tassels with a magnetic snap enclosure to keep all of your contents safe. Measures 15" x 15". Jordan's hand painted animal portraits are created and offered to you to raise consciousness and funds for endangered wildlife. For every fashion piece you purchase, a sizable percentage goes to CCF. Donated by Jordan Sacks, a longtime CCF supporter and an incredible artist. |
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| This photo print is of Dominic, a resident cheetah at CCF's world class educational center in Namibia, as photographed by Jennifer Leigh Warner of Experience Wildlife. Dominic was orphaned in the Khomas region of Namibia. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) contacted CCF and staff drove out to meet a farmer reporting that someone had dropped off a cub at her farm. The farmer was looking after the cub for about a week but she became concerned when the cub started to have health problems. The farmer was not able to provide the right level of care necessary for Dominic. It is unclear how he became separated from its mother. Measures 11"h x 14"w. Includes print only. When you bid on this item, you are helping CCF provide the means and resources to save cheetahs like Dominic. Learn more about Jennifer Leigh Warner and Experience Wildlife - https://www.experiencewildlife.com/about Introduction Video to Jennifer Leigh Warner Donated by Jennifer Leigh Warner of Experience Wildlife, a commercial/editorial, nature/wildlife, landscape, fine art, photojournalism photographer based in California. |
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| This 11" x 14" print captures a mom and pup, both of whom play an integral role in CCF's Livestock Guarding Dog (LGD) Program. Approximately 70% to 100% of human-wildlife conflict occurs on working farms. The CCF model farm and training programs help farmers keep their livestock safe from predators which, in turn, makes farmers less likely to trap or shoot a cheetah. These types of activities have successfully doubled the population of cheetahs in the wild. Namibia is named the cheetah capital of the world for a reason - it is the country with the highest remaining wild cheetah population. CCF is strategically stationed in Otjiwarongo, Namibia on 7,000 acres of land. Your purchase will help assist CCF with research, education and conservation efforts to save the cheetah in the wild. To learn more experiencewildlife.com/about or meet Jennifer by video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZvI719OQrU Donated by Jennifer Leigh Warner of Experience Wildlife, a commercial/editorial, nature/wildlife, landscape, fine art, photojournalism photographer based in California. |
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| This cheetah mom and cub photo was taken by renowned wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas. Filled with vivid color, it is guaranteed to evoke a calming, peaceful feeling wherever it hangs. Includes print only. Print measures 13" x 19". Donated by longtime friend and CCF supporter Suzi Eszterhas |
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| Jordan hand-painted, " Cheetah Brothers" Tote and T-Shirt Set matching cotton and cotton canvas specially made for CCF's 30th Anniversary. Jordan Couture Fashions are guaranteed to have people asking where you got it from! It is made from heavy cotton canvas and features suede tassels with a magnetic snap enclosure to keep all of your contents safe. Jordan's hand-painted animal portraits are created and offered to you to raise consciousness and funds for endangered wildlife. For every fashion piece you purchase, a sizable percentage goes to CCF. Special Instructions: Please note that shipping to anywhere outside of the United States will be charged to the winner. Donated by Jordan Sacks, a longtime CCF supporter and an incredible artist. |
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| Jordan's hand-painted silk animal portraits are created and offered to you to raise consciousness and funds for endangered wildlife. For every fashion piece you purchase, a sizable percentage goes to CCF! Material: Silk Noil and very light weight Size: Large (Would fit Dr. Laurie Marker) Special Instructions Donated by Jordan Sacks, a longtime CCF supporter and an incredible artist Special Instructions: Please note that shipping to anywhere outside of the United States will be charged to the winner. |
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| Jordan's hand-painted silk animal portraits are created and offered to you to raise consciousness and funds for endangered wildlife. For every fashion piece you purchase, a sizable percentage goes to CCF. Material: 4ply Silk, Size: Medium Special Instructions: Please note that shipping to anywhere outside of the United States will be charged to the winner. Donated by Jordan Sacks, a longtime CCF supporter and an incredible artist |
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| This is a unique opportunity for your party of four to join Dr. Laurie Marker and two sea hosts on a private and exclusive two hour sailing adventure exploring the beautiful Monterey Bay National Sanctuary. You will enjoy delicious appetizer's and wine as Dr. Marker regales you with cheetah stories! Leaving the Santa Cruz Harbor, you will enter the world famous Monterey Bay Sanctuary. You will get very close to sea otters in the California kelp forest, along with sea lions, cormorants, pelicans and seagulls. You may also possibly spot grey whales, humpback whales, Orcas or dolphins! You will enjoy Santa Cruz landmarks the way they look best, from the sea - Steamers Lane, the surf museum, Santa Cruz Wharf, and the Beach Boardwalk. Bring your camera, a light windbreaker, and wear comfortable shoes. Your sailing adventure will be aboard the gorgeous Catalina 34 sailing yacht “Inspiration”. Your skipper will be Captain Randy Sparks, a longtime cheetah advocate who has sailed around the world. Your first mate will be Josanne Virene, another longtime cheetah advocate and CCF volunteer. Special Instructions *This certificate is valid during Dr. Laurie Marker's fall or spring tours in Northern California (currently scheduled for September/October 2021) on a date mutually agreed upon by (i) the purchaser of this item, (ii) Dr. Laurie Marker and (iii) Captain Randy Sparks/Josanne Virene. Donated by Captian Randy Sparks and Josanne Virene. |
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| Men's CCF Fall or Winter Fleece zip-up with zip-off sleeves. Great for the coming Autumn weather! Size: 2XL Enjoy a warm and compfy, sleeves on or off, (no longer produced) limited men's standard neck fleece from CCF Namibia. Donated by CCF |
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| Support the rearing and training of puppies born into the Livestock Guarding Dog (LGD) programvat CCF Namibia. A new litter was just born in the first week of September 2020. Sponsor a litter today (the average litter for LGD's is 5 - 8 puppies), help a farmer mitigate human-wildlife conflict, and receive the gift of an oversized plush Livestock Guarding Dog (Livestock Guarding Dog barking voice box included) and a small plush goat. Did you know LGD's are responsible for reducing negative predator interactions with livestock by 80% to 100%, which has increased the population of the cheetah making Namibia the cheetah capital of the world? CCF has placed more than 680 dogs with Namibian farmers since the program began in 1994. Today, there are 333 LGD's working on farms in Namibia, protecting livestock and cheetahs, and we currently have an impressive four-year waiting list for farmers that want to join the program. The dogs are credited with saving hundreds of cheetah lives since the LGD program began, as well as the lives of other predators and small stock. Please note that you will not receive a live dog or goat. Only a stuffed plush Livestock Guarding Dog that barks and a plush goat. Due to the nature of placing dogs on farms in rural Namibia receiving updates or images is not always possible. Thank you in advance for supporting an LGD litter of puppies, LGD's help farmers mitigate human-wildlife conflict increasing the survival of the cheetah. Don't Stress. Save the Cheetah. Save the World. Train a Puppy. For more information about CCF and the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, please visit www.cheetah.org. |
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| Receive 2 handmade pillows, a mixed variety of a vintage tapestry design and a brown design, sizes 18" x 18" decorative pillow created and donated by supporter Kelley Chew. Perfect for that unique statement piece! |
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| Get rough and rowdy with these funky Qupid Combat Boots! Animal Print design with cheetah spots and stripes. Womans Size: 9 Donated by the Rocky Moutain Colorado Chapter of Cheetah Conservation Fund https://qupid.com/pages/about-us |
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| The Natural World By Thomas D Mangelsen Hard Cover Size: 19 x 10.2 inches Features: Hardcover: 176 pages The latest, lavish photographic book by the master of the medium. Culminating over 20 years of panoramic work in a single large format book, this encompasses Earth’s iconic wild places while exposing some of the lesser-known landscapes of our planet. The photographs span six continents and range from the northern- to the southernmost extremes of the Earth, capturing a range of wonders -- the wildebeest migration of the Serengeti, to polar bears on the stark landscape of Hudson Bay. Mangelsen’s images capture both an intimate and far-reaching look into the natural world that has inspired artists and adventurers for centuries. Donated by Kelley Chew CCF Supporter and Friend |
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| This beautiful book of photos and stories on the cheetahs of Africa by Howard Buffett and Ann van Dyk called Spots Before Your Eyes: The Cheetahs of Africa, with a foreword written by Dr. Jane Goodall. Donated by Kelly Chew. |
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| Miri Kim is a Washington, D.C. based artist that specializes in capturing intimate, emotional moments in artistic form. This beautiful watercolor painting depicts just that - an intimate moment between a cheetah and a woman. It truly captures the profound impact animals can have on us as human beings. Measures 20" x 24". Includes frame. When you bid on this item, you are supporting the multifaceted holistic educational programs of CCF, not limited to the model farms goat cheese creamery. Thank you greatly in advance for your support. About Miri Kim Life has a way of coming full circle. I began my artistic journey early, from drawing with my first box of crayons to later receiving a BA degree in Fine Arts from Yale. My experience in between includes completing commissioned pieces, studying assiduously at premier art programs and schools, including Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, Brooklyn Art Museum, Parsons in Manhattan, and New York Students Art League. My pursuit as painter abroad was interrupted and ended shortly after it began due to family matters. And then continued to be put on hold due to life and other adventures—maybe even distractions and excuses. ​ Now a lifetime later, I’m ready to dust off the pens and palettes with a renewed commitment to rendering what brings me joy—what moves me. Whether it be a landscape or a crowd scene it is the personal aesthetic of the artist which translates it into a visual form—it is unique and inimitable to that artist. Donated by Miri Kim |
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| This very well designed Cheetah Collar Telemetry shadow box is ready to hang on your wall! This collar was worn by a wild cheetah that the CCF cared for and then released. CCF uses radio telemetry to observe re-wilded cheetahs. Real time GPS information is shared with nearby livestock farmers to build both trust and peace of mind. All of these systems are in place to reduce human-cheetah conflict. Shadow box measures 16" x 20" Donated by CCF |
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| This is a lovely cheetah painting reproduction scarf. Luxurious printed scarves are a perfect way to elevate artwork to more than just a painting on a wall. 100% polyester with a machine rolled baby hem, these scarves are permanently printed and made to last. Make a statement in the most elegant way with custom printed scarves! Machine wash with cold water, machine dry on medium heat, iron on synthetic settings. Size: 26"x26" Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| Three Modern Clutches featuring a leopard skin pattern/African batik/Zebra pattern. Wear one with jeans, a black suit, or a lovely dress. So versatile! Dimensions: 10 1/2" at widest point, 10" across bottom, 5 1/2" high, and 2" deep. Fully lined with organic cotton with a little side pocket. Hardware: Nickel Finish Snap Close Purse Frame Brass/Silver finish. Donated by United States of Ameria Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This necklace is handmade in Namibia with African stone and glass beads Necklace - 21" length Lobster clasp closing. One-of-a-kind! Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| A great gift to give for that someone special! This assorted package of round and heart ornaments crafted by Bushman living on resettlement farms in eastern and northern Namibia would make a perfect gift. Ball ornaments comes in white and beige bead colors. Heart shaped ornaments come in white and red bead colors. Something about ostrich egg beads: The oldest African beads are made from ostrich egg shell and were discovered in the Enkapune Ya Muto rock shelter in the Rift Valley region of Kenya. These beads have been dated to 37,000-39,900 years old, and they comprise 13 complete beads, 12 preforms and 593 shell fragments. It is believed that each bead was made individually and not through the heishi technique of bead making. While these beads are believed to have symbolized solidarity in ancient Bushmen society, today you can simply enjoy their beauty by wearing them as a necklace. Making a necklace from ostrich egg shell beads will involve drilling the beads to enable stringing; and thereafter grinding them along a stone to smooth them on the edge. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This incredibly crafted Necklace and Earrings were crafted by the Bushman living on resettlement farms in eastern and northern Namibia. Some history about ostrich beads: The oldest African beads are made from ostrich egg shell and were discovered in the Enkapune Ya Muto rock shelter in the Rift Valley region of Kenya. These beads have been dated to 37,000-39,900 years old, and they comprise 13 complete beads, 12 performs and 593 shell fragments. It is believed that each bead was made individually and not through the heishi technique of bead making. While these beads are believed to have symbolized solidarity in ancient Bushmen society, today you can simply enjoy their beauty by wearing them as a necklace. Making a necklace from ostrich egg shell beads will involve drilling the beads to enable stringing; and thereafter grinding them along a stone to smooth them on the edge. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| Modern necklace celebrating the beloved cheetah. Hand made - length 24" + 2.5" pendant. Ring in silver, vintage - size 6. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| Masaai beaded classic collar - vintage From Tanzania - hand made by women. Mounted in a white frame shadowbox to be displayed as artwork. Dimensions: 16"x20" Perfect for home decor, for staging the house. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This very special limited Sans Bushman necklace and bracelet were handcrafted by the Sans Bushman living on resettlement farms in eastern and northern Namibia. Necklace and bracelet. Some history about ostrich beads: The oldest African beads are made from ostrich egg shell and were discovered in the Enkapune Ya Muto rock shelter in the Rift Valley region of Kenya. These beads have been dated to 37,000-39,900 years old, and they comprise 13 complete beads, 12 performs and 593 shell fragments. It is believed that each bead was made individually and not through the heishi technique of bead making. While these beads are believed to have symbolized solidarity in ancient Bushmen society, today you can simply enjoy their beauty by wearing them as a necklace. Making a necklace from ostrich egg shell beads will involve drilling the beads to enable stringing; and thereafter grinding them along a stone to smooth them on the edge. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This special Lovebead Necklace is not only lovely but perhaps it will bring you more love! These orginal handcrafted African Fair Trade beads are made by the Bushman. Four strands. Bright, beautifully colored glass trade beads. Originally made in southern Spain and Venice especially for the African trade. Tribes would keep these beads as heirlooms for generations; Four strands; Finished with golden metal chain; toggle clasp closing; length 30" Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This necklace is handmade in Namibia with a beautiful cheetah charm. Necklace - 28" length, cheetah charm 1 1/4" Lobster clasp closing. One-of-a-kind! Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| A combo of artifacts to celebrate the cheetah: choker with African wood bead and cheetah charm - elastic bracelet with African wood beads and cheetah charm - make-up/pencil case with image of three cheetahs taken at CCF. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| This is a brand new, modern minimalist necklace - Hand made Length 24" from Italy, Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| Take your cheetah everywhere and spark a conversation about its plight with this exquisite, beautifully hand-crafted beaded bag. Detailed down to the tears and tail, this magnificent animal is in full stride amongst beaded grasses on the front and back, with brocade around all the edges. As a clutch or shoulder bag, your phone, glasses and essentials fit nicely within the 9” X 5” X 2 ¼” frame that opens wide from the clasp at the top. A most unusual perfect gift or possession to attract others to the cheetah’s perilous story through a unique fashion statement. The artist Lolita Gozun spent numerous hours handcrafting this cheetah clutch specifically for this special CCF event! More about the artist here: https://lolitasfirstpurse.com/ Donated by Richard Trincere and Lolita Gozun of First Purse. |
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| A beautiful hand crochet mongoose made by the women from the rural community in Namibia. Safe for children. It comes with a set of owl card, one elephant card and 5 rhino cards - all made in Kenya, Africa with paper made from elephant dung. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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christina gonzalez
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| Limited minimalist ceramic cheetah head. Hanging original artwork! Made by Hudson Valley artist Undine Brod. Made exclusively for the Cheetah Conservation Fund. This is a limited piece. Each piece can be slightly different than the image due to the fact that are handmade. Easy to hang on the wall. Artist: Undine Brod https://www.undinebrod.com/ Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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Susan McCord
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| Beautiful set made by the local women in Africa. Necklace made with glass bead - length 17", lobster clasp closing Earring made with wood, ostrich and bone beads. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Paola Bari |
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| Handsome Dominic came to CCF's facility as an orphan in April 2018. After receiving intensive care from CCF staff, he celebrated his second birthday this past April. This photograph, entitled "Dominic is Watching" by Ron Pagano of New York, measures 16” x 20". It's printed on metallic paper and mounted on double weight matboard. It's ready to be framed and enjoyed in your home for years to come! Special Instructions: The watermark, Ron Pagano's initials, will not be on image. Donated by longtime friend and CCF supporter, Ron Pagano. |
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| This Bronze Sculpture of a running cheetah is brilliantly engineered and stands 3"h x 9.5"L x 2"d. The beautiful work of longtime friend and supporter Rosetta can only be understood in person. Her work is spectaculiar. A previous auction winner of this stunning sculpture commented "the energy you feel in this great work makes you understand the beauty of the cheetah." Donated by Rosetta Sculptures. Learn more about the artistry of Rosetta Sculpture here: https://www.rosettasculpture.com |
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| This sweet cheetah cub was photographed by renowned wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas. Filled with vivid color, it is guaranteed to evoke a calming, peaceful feeling wherever it hangs. Includes print only. Print measures 13" x 19". Donated by longtime friend and CCF supporter Suzi Eszterhas |
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| Dive into African Wildlife a VR Occulas GO Experience! (1-4 People) What is it like to be face-to-face with a lion? What about an elephant? What about a herd of elephants? A pride of lions? An implausibility of wildebeest? Would you be scared? Thrilled? Or would you simply revel in the majesty that these wild animals inherently bring out in your soul? The WPS team has been working directly with endangered wildlife in Africa and beyond . . . closer than ever before. With the most recent advents in 360 filming technology for cameras and headsets, we wanted bring you with us, face to face with some of the most amazing creatures on Earth. Sample 4k 360 Video: WPS #Zero Extinction Earth Day Trailer in 4K 360 (Nature and Wildlife 2018) Now you can experience being up close and personal with Wild Life Protection Solutions VR equipment for an interactive experience bid now. What is VR - Augmented reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) bridge the digital and physical worlds. ... VR lets you experience what it's like to go anywhere — in this case to the front row of a wildlife experience. - receive up to 4 VR goggles and enjoy an African Experience and after your week long experience ship the VR googles back to CCF. https://wildlifeprotectionsolutions.org Sited from https://wildlifeprotectionsolutions.org/wild-animals-up-close-and-personal/ Donated and Big thanks to CCF Education Sponsor - Wildlife Protection Solutions Group |
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| Discovery Flights make a great gift! Discovery Flight Video: https://youtu.be/g1YbWVCKSMk Often, the biggest hurdle to becoming a Private Pilot is the first — you may dream about flying, but you have absolutely no idea where to start. And that's normal. Even the most experienced pilots can remember their first time in the cockpit, when they made the decision to stop thinking about flying and actually take the controls of an airplane. We know where you're at, because we all began with the same dream — to fly. At Willamette Aviation, we are here to make your first time in the pilot's seat a day you will never forget. It's a comprehensive flight experience — not just a scenic hop over a few local farms. We don't restrict you to one or two of our smaller planes for a Discovery Flight — you are invited to fly any airplane in our fleet, so long as it's one that's appropriate for Private Pilot flight training. This includes our four-seat Cessna 172 Skyhawks, so you're more than welcome to invite one or two passengers to join you on your journey! (If bringing two passengers, please contact us about weight restrictions.) On a Discovery Flight, you will: Meet with an FAA Certified Flight Instructor, who will answer any questions you have about General Aviation airplanes and flight training; Practice taxiing your airplane to the "run-up" pad near the runway (you probably won't do it well, but it will be an amusing memory when you master it later); Execute a typical "run-up" test of your airplane and a standard takeoff, with your hands on the controls (your instructor will help you); Fly to another airport, not far from Aurora State, to log your first landing (with your instructor's assistance to assure a safe arrival), and then another exciting takeoff; Perform straight-and-level flight, standard turns, and a return to the Aurora Airport, with your hands on the controls; Log your second landing on the active runway at Aurora State; Receive your initial pilot's logbook, with the time you have flown credited toward the hours you will accumulate for your Private Pilot Certificate. A Discovery Flight is your first lesson as a student pilot, and you will take your logbook home with a sense of accomplishment — after all, you've just discovered that you can fly an airplane, flown to another airport and back, and started your personal journey toward becoming an aviator. By the way, if you're a born pilot, the ear-to-ear grin that comes after your first time at the controls is perfectly normal. Wait a few days for the effect to wear off, and then call us in the morning. Donated by Willamette Aviation and CCF United States of America Board of Trustees, Janet Waggoner http://www.willametteair.com |
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| This is an incredible hard-bound copy of the exhibition catalogue for a touring exhibit that was organized by the Smithsonian and our National Museum of African Art. It is new (still in its clear wrap). It covers African cultural Astronomy from ancient times to the present. Donated by United State of America Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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| This is a new (still in its original clear wrap) hard-bound copy of the book published on behalf of the NY Metropolitan Museum of Arts’ touring Exhibition on Hatshepsut, a Queen who assumed the title, powers, and obligations of ruling Ancient Egypt as its King with the support of its nobility, priests, military, and people during an extraordinary time in its history. It has 356 pages with 386 illustrations, including 226 color plates. Donated by United State of America Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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| This is a new (still in its original clear wrap) hard-bound copy of the book published on behalf of the NY Metropolitan Museum of Arts’ touring Exhibition on Hatshepsut, a Queen who assumed the title, powers, and obligations of ruling Ancient Egypt as its King with the support of its nobility, priests, military, and people during an extraordinary time in its history. It has 356 pages with 386 illustrations, including 226 color plates. Donated by United State of America Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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| This will be a wonderful addition to the library of anyone who is interested in the decorative arts or Ancient Egypt - or both! Faience is a form of ceramic that the Ancient Egyptians treasured and used to make everyday objects (like bowls and drinking vessels), religious objects (like amulets and votive offerings), exquisite jewelry (like "broad collars"), and for other decorative and symbolic uses associated with temples, tombs, and palaces. The book is about 12" high by about 9" wide; has 288 pages; 483 illustrations of which 224 are in color. The description of the book's contents and an acknowledgement of all the Egyptology experts who contributed to it are friends of the in-kind donors, and they are collectively associated with the 3 best collections of Ancient Egyptian objects at major museums in the United States. Donated by CCF US Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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| Signed 18 x 24 black and white canvas print by Becky Miller of CCF ambassador cheetah "Victor." Becky Miller offered this limited edition print to CCF on behalf of CCF celebrating 30-years of conservation. Donated by CCF United States of America Board of Directors, Marisa Katnic |
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| A fetching miscellanious assortment of African handpainted plates total of 4 donated by Kelly Chew! |
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| What a fun gift! This is a unique pairing of One Giraffe & Elephants Decorative wood bowl 11"X31/2" South African Shot Glasses: Rhino & Buffalo Bid on this package and help support CCF. Donated by Kelley Chew |
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| This functionally used package is from the Cheetah Africa Product line of Diana Carmichael Designer Tableware. Contemporary designer tableware inspired by traditional African life and art. The collection consists of timeless lead-free pewter tableware and accessories, all inspired by traditional African life and art. Stainless steel detailed craftsmanship and unique finishes give the range a refined exclusivity. This package includes a Cheese board and cheetah knife Salad bowl and servers One double drinking dish https://dianacarmichael.net/ Donated by Kelley Chew |
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| Enjoy this offer of gorgeous Beadworx Grass Roots Figurines This package includes: 2 Butterfly, Coyote, Tiger and Turtle Figurines (sizes vary). Sculpted glass beaded gift items to decorate your home or garden and lots in between. These are beautiful gifts donated by Kelley Chew |
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| Enjoy Beadworx Grass Roots Figurines! This package includes: Sable, Crocodale, Giraffes, Hippo, Lion, and Wild Dog Figurines (sizes vary). Sculpted glass beaded gift items to decorate your home or garden and lots in between. These are beautiful gifts donated by Kelley Chew |
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| Enjoy Beadworx Grass Roots Figurines (sizes vary)! This package includes a Peacock, Roseate Spoon Billed, Flamingo, Penguin and Owl. Sculpted glass beaded gift items to decorate your home or garden and lots in between. These are beautiful gifts donated by Kelley Chew |
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| Like A Fitness Tracker — For Your Sleep! The difference? Nothing to wear, update, or get in the way of your best night's rest. Sleep Smarter with 3 Easy Steps: Download our companion app to any iPhone or Android device. Install your new Sleeptracker sensors below your mattress. Receive minute-by-minute snapshots of your sleep journey. https://www.tempurpedic.com/other-products/tempur-pedic-sleeptracker/v/3397/ Donated by Katrina Cosgro and Full Power |
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| “The Edge” 29” x 18” Limited Edition Printed with archival pigment inks on museum quality archival paper and signed by the artist, Kimberly Webber. The print is not framed. This item could go to live auction. Taos-based fine artist Kimberly Webber is collaborating with entrepreneur, philanthropist and Conscious Leadership scholar Tom Eddington to bring attention and to generate funds to save our endangered brethren through the sale of Dedicated Editions of fine art prints. Learn more: http://kimberlywebber.com/ Donated by Kimberly Webber and Thomas Eddington |
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| We are pleased to bring you this wonderfully fun Toronto Zoo Package including 2 - Day Passes and, of course, Plush Cheetah to accompany you on your journey! As one of the best zoos in the country, Toronto Zoo offers unique experiences that will be sure to make your day magical and full of learning! Special Instructions: Shipping internationally or from the US to and from Canada is charged to the winning bidder. Please contact info@cheetah.org with questions and thank you for your kind support. A big thanks to partner zoos like Toronto Zoo who make education a primary focus in helping to save the cheetah in the wild from extinction. Donated by The Toronto Zoo http://www.torontozoo.com/ |
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| COMMEMORATIVE POSTER "Chewbaaka in Focus" Signed Limited Edition Autographed by Anne E. London and Dr. Laurie Marker This signed commemorative poster 16' x 20" of "Chewbaaka in Focus" is a limited edition of the original exclusive oil painting made by Anne E. London just for tonight's event. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." Paper: 46# Coated Bond Inkjet Matte Paper Limited Quantities Only 29 left available and go to Event Offers to buy it now! Buy now before they are gone! |
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| Handmade Maasai Beaded Necklace, one-of-a-kind and a true statement piece! This necklace is made by Agnes Papatiti the wife of Patick Ole Papatiti. Patrick is the "son" of Board of Trustee member Alan Feldstein. Alan funded the college education of Patrick and several years ago built a water well for the woman of his village. Patrick and Agnes are from the Loitoktok area of Kenya near Amboseli National Park. Agnes is an outstanding bead artist who was once invited to exhibit at the world craft market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Alan Feldstein. |
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| Three Piece Photo Set of Polly and Rohinitalalla (CCF Resident Cheetahs) photographed by Barbara Carroll. Size: 8x10 with frame 11x14, studio décor style Barbra's photos capture an intimacy that is remarkable when you connect with these magnificent African animals. A letter from Barbara Carroll '76! Discovering New Passions at 60 I had lists of where I dreamed of going long before the movie, “The Bucket List” was conceived. So the thought of a safari to Kenya and Tanzania was very exciting to me. I had no idea how much of an impact the trip would have on me. My camera recorded my experiences, but it couldn’t capture the emotions felt during morning game drives, or at the local watering holes. There were new mothers everywhere – prides of lions, herds of elephants, white rhinos, gazelles, and cape buffalo – all with their newborn. Of all of the species we observed, one cat captured my heart - the cheetah. Their legs are long and their bodies are lean. In Kenya, and Tanzania, we witnessed the cheetah stalk and capture its prey. We observed a mother watching over her cubs while they frolicked in the grass. I had no idea how rare and precious these sightings were. At the Serengeti Research Center, I learned about factors having a devastating impact on their ability to survive. Their population has dwindled from over 100,000 to as few as 7,000 now, due to loss of habitat, human-cheetah conflict, illegal trafficking of cubs, and the cubs low survival rate in the wild. I needed to learn more about cheetahs, and discovered the US office of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, CCF, in Alexandria, VA., where I live. I went to their offices, announcing my intention to work for, or volunteer for CCF. I also attended a fund-raising event, featuring the founder of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, Dr. Laurie Marker. Dr. Marker based the CCF in Namibia in 1990, and has spearheaded amazing work to halt the decline of this species through education, outreach, and genetic research and conservation. The event was inspirational. As a result, I planned a return trip to Africa to include Namibia, home of the Cheetah Conservation Fund. I was thrilled to go to their global headquarters. We toured the facility, learned about the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, internships and visiting guest programs. Unfortunately, during this Safari, there were no sightings of cheetahs in the wild. I was stunned. I felt sure that I would be able to see them in the wild again. It did not occur to me that I would not. Issues impacting the cheetah’s survival are complex and involve international borders, governments, business interests and illegal trafficking of cubs. Local farmers are protecting their herds, and communities are trying to survive. Without their buy-in on the front line, there would continue to be a needless loss of these precious cats. At 60, I did not think there was room for new passion in my life – but I was wrong. Imagine helping to save a species from extinction. What’s next on my list? Working at CCF as part of their Working Guest Program would be amazing! For more information about the Cheetah Conservation Fund, please go to www.Cheetah.org. Donated by Barbara Carroll |
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| Lion Set photographed by Barbara Carroll. Size: 8x10 with frame 11x14, studio décor style Barbra's photos capture an intimacy that is remarkable when you connect with these magnificent African animals. A letter from Barbara Carroll '76! Discovering New Passions at 60 I had lists of where I dreamed of going long before the movie, “The Bucket List” was conceived. So the thought of a safari to Kenya and Tanzania was very exciting to me. I had no idea how much of an impact the trip would have on me. My camera recorded my experiences, but it couldn’t capture the emotions felt during morning game drives, or at the local watering holes. There were new mothers everywhere – prides of lions, herds of elephants, white rhinos, gazelles, and cape buffalo – all with their newborn. Of all of the species we observed, one cat captured my heart - the cheetah. Their legs are long and their bodies are lean. In Kenya, and Tanzania, we witnessed the cheetah stalk and capture its prey. We observed a mother watching over her cubs while they frolicked in the grass. I had no idea how rare and precious these sightings were. At the Serengeti Research Center, I learned about factors having a devastating impact on their ability to survive. Their population has dwindled from over 100,000 to as few as 7,000 now, due to loss of habitat, human-cheetah conflict, illegal trafficking of cubs, and the cubs low survival rate in the wild. I needed to learn more about cheetahs, and discovered the US office of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, CCF, in Alexandria, VA., where I live. I went to their offices, announcing my intention to work for, or volunteer for CCF. I also attended a fund-raising event, featuring the founder of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, Dr. Laurie Marker. Dr. Marker based the CCF in Namibia in 1990, and has spearheaded amazing work to halt the decline of this species through education, outreach, and genetic research and conservation. The event was inspirational. As a result, I planned a return trip to Africa to include Namibia, home of the Cheetah Conservation Fund. I was thrilled to go to their global headquarters. We toured the facility, learned about the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, internships and visiting guest programs. Unfortunately, during this Safari, there were no sightings of cheetahs in the wild. I was stunned. I felt sure that I would be able to see them in the wild again. It did not occur to me that I would not. Issues impacting the cheetah’s survival are complex and involve international borders, governments, business interests and illegal trafficking of cubs. Local farmers are protecting their herds, and communities are trying to survive. Without their buy-in on the front line, there would continue to be a needless loss of these precious cats. At 60, I did not think there was room for new passion in my life – but I was wrong. Imagine helping to save a species from extinction. What’s next on my list? Working at CCF as part of their Working Guest Program would be amazing! For more information about the Cheetah Conservation Fund, please go to www.Cheetah.org. Donated by Barbara Carroll |
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| Lions in Love photographed by Barbara Carroll. Size: 8x10 with frame 11x14, studio décor style Barbra's photos capture an intimacy that is remarkable when you connect with these magnificent African animals. A letter from Barbara Carroll '76! Discovering New Passions at 60 I had lists of where I dreamed of going long before the movie, “The Bucket List” was conceived. So the thought of a safari to Kenya and Tanzania was very exciting to me. I had no idea how much of an impact the trip would have on me. My camera recorded my experiences, but it couldn’t capture the emotions felt during morning game drives, or at the local watering holes. There were new mothers everywhere – prides of lions, herds of elephants, white rhinos, gazelles, and cape buffalo – all with their newborn. Of all of the species we observed, one cat captured my heart - the cheetah. Their legs are long and their bodies are lean. In Kenya, and Tanzania, we witnessed the cheetah stalk and capture its prey. We observed a mother watching over her cubs while they frolicked in the grass. I had no idea how rare and precious these sightings were. At the Serengeti Research Center, I learned about factors having a devastating impact on their ability to survive. Their population has dwindled from over 100,000 to as few as 7,000 now, due to loss of habitat, human-cheetah conflict, illegal trafficking of cubs, and the cubs low survival rate in the wild. I needed to learn more about cheetahs, and discovered the US office of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, CCF, in Alexandria, VA., where I live. I went to their offices, announcing my intention to work for, or volunteer for CCF. I also attended a fund-raising event, featuring the founder of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, Dr. Laurie Marker. Dr. Marker based the CCF in Namibia in 1990, and has spearheaded amazing work to halt the decline of this species through education, outreach, and genetic research and conservation. The event was inspirational. As a result, I planned a return trip to Africa to include Namibia, home of the Cheetah Conservation Fund. I was thrilled to go to their global headquarters. We toured the facility, learned about the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, internships and visiting guest programs. Unfortunately, during this Safari, there were no sightings of cheetahs in the wild. I was stunned. I felt sure that I would be able to see them in the wild again. It did not occur to me that I would not. Issues impacting the cheetah’s survival are complex and involve international borders, governments, business interests and illegal trafficking of cubs. Local farmers are protecting their herds, and communities are trying to survive. Without their buy-in on the front line, there would continue to be a needless loss of these precious cats. At 60, I did not think there was room for new passion in my life – but I was wrong. Imagine helping to save a species from extinction. What’s next on my list? Working at CCF as part of their Working Guest Program would be amazing! For more information about the Cheetah Conservation Fund, please go to www.Cheetah.org. Donated by Barbara Carroll |
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| Elephants drinking at Etosha photographed by Barbara Carroll. Size: 8x10 with frame 11x14, studio décor style Barbra's photos capture an intimacy that is remarkable when you connect with these magnificent African animals. A letter from Barbara Carroll '76! Discovering New Passions at 60 I had lists of where I dreamed of going long before the movie, “The Bucket List” was conceived. So the thought of a safari to Kenya and Tanzania was very exciting to me. I had no idea how much of an impact the trip would have on me. My camera recorded my experiences, but it couldn’t capture the emotions felt during morning game drives, or at the local watering holes. There were new mothers everywhere – prides of lions, herds of elephants, white rhinos, gazelles, and cape buffalo – all with their newborn. Of all of the species we observed, one cat captured my heart - the cheetah. Their legs are long and their bodies are lean. In Kenya, and Tanzania, we witnessed the cheetah stalk and capture its prey. We observed a mother watching over her cubs while they frolicked in the grass. I had no idea how rare and precious these sightings were. At the Serengeti Research Center, I learned about factors having a devastating impact on their ability to survive. Their population has dwindled from over 100,000 to as few as 7,000 now, due to loss of habitat, human-cheetah conflict, illegal trafficking of cubs, and the cubs low survival rate in the wild. I needed to learn more about cheetahs, and discovered the US office of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, CCF, in Alexandria, VA., where I live. I went to their offices, announcing my intention to work for, or volunteer for CCF. I also attended a fund-raising event, featuring the founder of The Cheetah Conservation Fund, Dr. Laurie Marker. Dr. Marker based the CCF in Namibia in 1990, and has spearheaded amazing work to halt the decline of this species through education, outreach, and genetic research and conservation. The event was inspirational. As a result, I planned a return trip to Africa to include Namibia, home of the Cheetah Conservation Fund. I was thrilled to go to their global headquarters. We toured the facility, learned about the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, internships and visiting guest programs. Unfortunately, during this Safari, there were no sightings of cheetahs in the wild. I was stunned. I felt sure that I would be able to see them in the wild again. It did not occur to me that I would not. Issues impacting the cheetah’s survival are complex and involve international borders, governments, business interests and illegal trafficking of cubs. Local farmers are protecting their herds, and communities are trying to survive. Without their buy-in on the front line, there would continue to be a needless loss of these precious cats. At 60, I did not think there was room for new passion in my life – but I was wrong. Imagine helping to save a species from extinction. What’s next on my list? Working at CCF as part of their Working Guest Program would be amazing! For more information about the Cheetah Conservation Fund, please go to www.Cheetah.org. Donated by Barbara Carroll |
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| MUSEUM PRINTS This lovely giclee fine art print of Chewbaaka in Focus - unframed size: 36" X 48" is a limited edition of the original exclusive oil painting made by Anne E. London just for CCF's 30th Anniversary. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." 2020 Simon Combes Award Anne London will receive AFC's 2020 award. Due to COVID-19, the presentation has been tentatively moved from this year's AFC Festival in Vancouver to the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, Florida in spring of 2021. This close-up of an original painting by Anne London, an internationally recognized American artist whose work combines two of her passions: visual art and wildlife conservation. Anne's artwork is a celebration of endangered species from Africa. 100% of proceeds will go toward the Cheetah Conservation Fund. More about Anne E. London and her Wildlife Studio: https://gallery.artistsforconservation.org/artists/1426 GO TO EVENT "OFFERS" TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL PRINTS. Donated by Artist for Conservation Awardee Anne E. London. |
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| Wild Encounter - Private Sloth Connection - The Bronx Zoo Slow down and get up-close with one of our perennial favorites among visitors. (Up to 6 guests in a family group) at The Bronx Zoo. Our two-toed sloth is a real show stopper and enjoys meeting new guests and just hanging out. Learn about these one-of-a-kind animals directly from the experts that care for them. This program meets at Zoo Center PRIVATE encounters can accommodate ONE group of up to 6 guests in the same family. Length: 30 min All participants must be age 3 and over. Children age 17 and younger must be accompanied by a paid adult. Program length may run a little longer to allow for travel time to walk from check-in to exhibit or encounter venues. Tickets to enter the Bronx Zoo are now included with this package. The voucher is valid for a year. Donated by the Bronx Zoo and Kathleen LaMattina |
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| Bronx Zoo Wild Encounter - Private Cheetah Encounter Visit with an ambassador cheetah for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. (Up to 6 guests in a family group) Come face-to-face with one of these incredible big cats and their canine companion. Learn why the ambassador program is so important for the future of these animals directly from the professionals that work with them during this extraordinary meet-and-greet. This program meets at Zoo Center. PRIVATE encounter can accommodate ONE group of up to 6 guests in the same family. All participants MUST be age 12 and over. Children age 17 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Total program duration - 45 min (half hour at Wildlife Ambassador Center) Program length includes travel time to walk from check-in to encounter venue location. Handheld cameras permitted, but must be silent (no shutter sound), and no long lenses. Tickets to enter the Bronx Zoo are now included with this package. The voucher is valid for a year. Donated by the Bronx Zoo and Kathleen LaMattina |
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| This photo or a running cheetah was taken by renowned wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas. Filled with vivid color, it is guaranteed to evoke a calming, peaceful feeling wherever it hangs. Includes print only. Print measures 13" x 19". Donated by longtime friend and CCF supporter Suzi Eszterhas |
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| Jak Wonderly is an award-winning commercial and editorial photographer, represented by National Geographic Image Collection. Photograph #1 Cub Laying Down https://www.jakwonderly.com/index Donated by Jak Wonderly |
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| Jak Wonderly is an award-winning commercial and editorial photographer, represented by National Geographic Image Collection. Photograph #1 Cub Laying Down https://www.jakwonderly.com/index Donated by Jak Wonderly |
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| Hidden Treasures of Ancient Egypt: unearthing the Masterpieces of Egyptian History by Dr. Zahi Hawass This is a delightful hard bound book that is chock full of beautiful photos of the objects in The Egyptian Museum in Cairo. It tells the story of the Museum’s history along with the stories of how these objects were discovered and came to be part of the Museum’s extraordinary collections in a most read-able way, published under the auspices of National Geographic. 240 pages, 159 photos and illustrations, almost all in color. Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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| Item Description Be adventure ready with (2) backpacks and a tent! Includes: One (1) Mountain Hardwear Optic 2.5 Tent: 2-Person 3-Season. Two (2) Columbia Sports 2.5 L Street Elite Backpack Tent Details: A uniquely sized tent that can fit a small family 2.5-person size comfortably holds two adults and a child or dog Polyester fly, nylon floor, and PU coatings keep you dry and snug Mesh doors with roll-back vestibules offer fresh air and great views Lightweight Pressfit poles and color-coded tabs ensure a quick setup Internal pockets provide a spot for headlamps, TP, or other gear A 5-star rating according to BackCountry.com See backpack details included in photo's. Donated by Columbia Sportswear. |
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| Tiffany's - Sterling Silver Magnifying Glasses no longer in production. These fashionable sterling silver glasses are chic and stylish. Don't let these get away, bid now! Donated by United States Board of Trustees, Olga Pierce |
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| This New Guy De LaRoche Silk Scarf was donated by United States Board of Trustees, Olga Pierce |
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| This beautiful large scale silk scarf from Nordstrom was donated by United States Board of Trustees, Olga Pierce |
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| This package includes three (3) Elements Gift Massages in 1 hour sessions per card. Plus a yummy suprise scented hand poured soy candle by Mountain Lux.The Massage gift cards can be used at any Elements Massage within the USA. Donated by Laura Nachbur |
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| Cheetah - Repro from original watercolor by Kimio Honda Hand printed by the artist using archival quality ink and paper in order to assure the quality and for many years of your enjoyment. Best to avoid direct sunlight and extreme conditions Signed on the back Approx size 16"x12" About Kimio Honda: Kimio Honda was born in Nagasaki, Japan and grew up in Tokyo. He always loved zoos and aquariums. He started working at WCS in 2000 as Creative Director, Graphics, in the Exhibition and Graphic Arts Department. Starting in 2019 he was Studio Manager with the responsibility of supervision and coordination of interpretive exhibit design, production, installation, and maintenance, with a focus on seamless cross-disciplinary integration. Donated by Kimio Honda |
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| Columbia Women's Jacket Size: Medium One (1) Columbia Women’s Heatzone 1000 TurboDown™ II Jacket. Size: Medium Jacket Details: Size: Medium Color: Black An ultra-warm winter jacket built for comfort and protection in frigid conditions. The waterproof-breathable shell, advanced thermal-reflective lining with soft next-to-skin feel, and 1000 TurboDown insulation combine to keep cold out and warmth in. Featuring four-way stretch fabric, zippered hand pockets, interior security pocket, and adjustable hood, cuffs, and hem. Features: Omni-Heat™ 3D Omni-Tech™ waterproof/breathable critically seam sealed 1000 TurboDown Wave™ Insulation Water resistant down Attached hood with peripheral adjustability Interior security pocket Zippered hand pockets Adjustable contoured sleeve cuff Drawcord adjustable hem Drop tail Imported As shown on www.columbia.com Donated by Columbia Sportswear |
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| Dive into African Wildlife a VR Occulas GO Experience! (1-4 People) What is it like to be face-to-face with a lion? What about an elephant? What about a herd of elephants? A pride of lions? An implausibility of wildebeest? Would you be scared? Thrilled? Or would you simply revel in the majesty that these wild animals inherently bring out in your soul? The WPS team has been working directly with endangered wildlife in Africa and beyond . . . closer than ever before. With the most recent advents in 360 filming technology for cameras and headsets, we wanted bring you with us, face to face with some of the most amazing creatures on Earth. Sample 4k 360 Video: WPS #Zero Extinction Earth Day Trailer in 4K 360 (Nature and Wildlife 2018) Now you can experience being up close and personal with Wild Life Protection Solutions VR equipment for an interactive experience bid now. What is VR - Augmented reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) bridge the digital and physical worlds. ... VR lets you experience what it's like to go anywhere — in this case to the front row of a wildlife experience. - receive up to 4 VR goggles and enjoy an African Experience and after your week long experience ship the VR googles back to CCF. https://wildlifeprotectionsolutions.org Sited from https://wildlifeprotectionsolutions.org/wild-animals-up-close-and-personal/ Donated and Big thanks to CCF Education Sponsor - Wildlife Protection Solutions Group |
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| MUSEUM PRINTS This lovely giclee fine art print of Chewbaaka in Focus - unframed size: 36" X 48" is a limited edition of the original exclusive oil painting made by Anne E. London just for CCF's 30th Anniversary. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." 2020 Simon Combes Award Anne London will receive AFC's 2020 award. Due to COVID-19, the presentation has been tentatively moved from this year's AFC Festival in Vancouver to the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, Florida in spring of 2021. This close-up of an original painting by Anne London, an internationally recognized American artist whose work combines two of her passions: visual art and wildlife conservation. Anne's artwork is a celebration of endangered species from Africa. 100% of proceeds will go toward the Cheetah Conservation Fund. More about Anne E. London and her Wildlife Studio: https://gallery.artistsforconservation.org/artists/1426 GO TO EVENT "OFFERS" TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL PRINTS. Donated by Artist for Conservation Awardee Anne E. London. |
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| COMMEMORATIVE POSTER "Chewbaaka in Focus" This limited edition size 16"x20" of the commemorative poster "Chewbaaka in Focus" is a copy of the original exclusive oil painting made by Anne E. London just for tonight's event. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." Paper: 46# Coated Bond Inkjet Matte Paper These are limited items and also available under Event Offers as a "Buy It Now" item. |
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| COMMEMORATIVE POSTER "Chewbaaka in Focus" This limited edition size 16"x20" of the commemorative poster "Chewbaaka in Focus" is a copy of the original exclusive oil painting made by Anne E. London just for tonight's event. Anne E. London, is an internationally recognized American visual artist of wildlife and is here to celebrate endangered species., "We can change the future of animals in Africa, by using art to protect wildlife." Paper: 46# Coated Bond Inkjet Matte Paper These are limited items and also available under Event Offers as a "Buy It Now" item. |
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| LIVE AUCTION ITEM Bid now and set the live auction starting bid. Autographed copy of “Don’t Stop Believin’," Olivia’s New York Times bestselling memoir plus a personally autographed photo. Signed by Olivia specifically for CCF's 30th Anniversary and Dr. Laurie Marker. Olivia became a personal friend to Laurie Marker through a very special Ambassador Cheetah named Khayam. This cheetah is responsible for Dr. Marker's journey to save the cheetah. She was hand-raised by Dr. Laurie Marker at Winston Oregon's Wildlife Safari. ABC-TV did a special hosted by Olivia Newton-John about rewilding Khayam. Olivia and Laurie traveled from the United States to South Africa, where Khayam was introduced to a very wild world, where food was not automatically provided. Laurie was at Khayam's side as she took off and successfully hunted for food. Olivia and Laurie have been on a mission together to save the cheetah from extinction in the wild since the '70s. Picture in Olivia's Book (Olivia Newton-John and Khayam) This includes a personalized book signed BY OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN with "Love and Light" enscripted. Signed for and certified by Premiere Collectibles. This is not just another duplication of the book. It is a signed original. This book was personally signed by Olivia Newton-John just for CCF's 30th Anniversary celebration. Also included in this offer is a special 5x7 signed portrait photo suitable for framing. TRUE FIRST PRINTING in gorgeous gift-quality condition donated by Olivia Newton-John. Donated by Olivia Newton-John |
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| LIVE AUCTION ITEM Bid now and set the live auction starting bid or "Buy Now" at $4,380! Make this Downtown Boston Mass Condo a staycation or travel in as Logan Airport is 15 short minutes away. This 5 Night Stay at Boston for up to 4 people (adults & kids) can be your next memory maker. Amenities: Apt has 2 full-size beds and is 900 square feet French style furniture and artwork of the world—Walk everywhere and local train available. Please note that a cleaning fee will apply. Best location with a condo that comfortably accommodates up to four guests and is only 10 minutes from most tourist sites, grocery stores, public parking, banks, post offices, restaurants, fitness centers, waterfront, museums and trains/buses. Very safe, well lit, with an elevator. The space: Hardwood floor throughout the apartment. The bedroom has a comfortable queen size bed with luxurious new bedding. There is an antique queen bed in the living area to accommodate extra guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with granite countertops and high-end steel appliances including a subzero refrigerator. Amenities include heat/central air conditioning, Wi-Fi, stereo, and Netflix. Best Location in Town with grocery markets within 10 minutes well as numerous retail stores and restaurants. Located near Government Center, you are close to Boston Common, the Public Garden, the State House, Beacon Hill, Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Freedom Trail, Downtown Crossing, and within walking distance to Boston Harbor, Aquarium, Copley Square, Newbury Street (high-end retail and boutique shopping), Prudential Center, Theater District, Back Bay and so much more! Also near Mass General Hospital and colleges (Suffolk University, Emerson College, Boston University, Northeastern University). You can easily take public transportation from Logan Airport (25 minutes away) or a 10-minute taxi ride. Note Route 93 and the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) are within 5 minutes to drive out of the city. Rental cars are within 10 minutes walking. Parking is available for 35 $ a night. As your host, I would be happy to provide you information on places to see, eat and explore! Do not hesitate to call me as I am available to answer any questions or concerns you have to help ensure that your stay is as enjoyable and memorable as possible! Sorry but no pets and no smoking, please. Cleaning fees apply. Donated by the Palmer Memorial Foundation |
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| LIVE AUCTION ITEM Bid and set the live auction starting bid or "Buy Now" at $5,000 This is a SIGNED Roy Lichtenstein piece built by the famous architect, I. M. Pei. Roy Lichtenstein is one of America’s most important artists of the new art moment of the 1960s (Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and James Rosenquist were among his contemporaries). This poster print depicts an original painting given to Creative Artists Agency Beverly Hills, built by the famous architect, I. M. Pei. This signed poster print is one of those given as gifts to the celebrity clients who attended the opening party for this building. Size: 33"w X 52"h. Good luck and the lucky winner will receive this collectable print. Value: Priceless Donated by United States of America Board of Trustees, Adina Savin |
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