2015 Silent Auction Catalog

1000

Graduation Front Row Seats

Front row seating at the 2016 Foxcroft graduation ceremony in Miss Charlotte's Garden! These are reserved front row center seats to watch your daughter's once-in-a-lifetime graduation from Foxcroft. Get the best view to cherish forever!

Value: $2,000.00

1001

Fox Lidded Jar

Hand-crafted ceramic lidded jar made by Foxcroft's own Gary Cox, Visual Arts Director at Foxcroft. The jar will be made after the auction, personalized with the winning bidder's name. Perfect for the Fox in your life!

Value: $150.00

1002

Hound Lidded Jar

Hand-crafted ceramic lidded jar made by Foxcroft's own Gary Cox, Visual Art Director. The jar will be made after the auction, personalized with the winning bidder's name. What a great gift for the Hound in your life!

Value: $150.00

1003

Antique Decorative Pitcher from Covert

This antique decorative pitcher with copper colored bas-relief ram and hound comes from Covert, home to the Head of School. It's the perfect accent for your mantle or sideboard.

Value: $100.00

1004

MiniGolf & Lunch Outing for Three with Ms. Conner

Your daughter and two friends will enjoy a day off campus, which includes 18 holes of mini golf and lunch at Panera with Foxcroft's Director of College Counseling, Barbara Conner.

Value: $100.00

1005

Miss Ulmer's Famous Monkey Bread #2

A sweet, sticky, gooey pastery that first appeared in the American woman's magazines in the early 1950's. Miss Ulmer's famous HOMEMADE monkey bread baked fresh and delivered to you. It is soooo good!

Value: Priceless

1006

Miss Ulmer's Famous Monkey Bread #1

A sweet, sticky, gooey pastry that first appeared in the American woman's magazines in the early 1950's. Miss Ulmer's famous HOMEMADE monkey bread baked fresh and delivered to you. It is soooo good!

Value: Priceless

1007

Dinner for 8 at Covert with the McGehees!

Cathy and Read McGehee will cook and serve a four course dinner for eight adults at Covert. Work with Cathy and Read to prepare the menu for the gathering, and invite seven of your friends to join you at Covert for a special evening of camaraderie with Foxcroft's Head of School and her delightful husband! It's sure to be a memorable evening.

Value: Priceless

1008

Cincinnati-Style Skyline Chili & Root Beer Floats for Eight at the Callsen's

The Callsen Family will provide a large batch of Cincinnati Skyline Chili -- with root beer floats for dessert -- for a student and 7 of her friends to be enjoyed at the Callsen home on a mutually agreed upon date.

Value: $100.00

1009

First Harvest Honey from Foxcroft's Beehives & Hand-Thrown Teapot

Did you know that Foxcroft has two beehives on campus? The hives were installed in the spring of 2013 as part of a Wintermission course on beekeeping. A second Wintermission course followed in 2014, and now Foxcroft's Beekeeping Club manages the hives with help from faculty member and beekeeper Terry Meyer. The hives produced enough honey to have the first harvest this year! This jar of honey from the first harvest of honey from the Foxcroft Apiary represents the work of 1,100 bees traveling 112,000 miles and visiting 4.5 million flowers. It is said that if bees were paid minimum wage, a jar of honey would cost $182,000! Truly, honey is liquid gold.

Value: $150.00

	1000	Graduation Front Row Seats Front row seating at the 2016 Foxcroft graduation ceremony in Miss Charlotte's Garden! These are reserved front row center seats to watch your daughter's once-in-a-lifetime graduation from Foxcroft. Get the best view to cherish forever! Value: $2,000.00
	1001	Fox Lidded Jar Hand-crafted ceramic lidded jar made by Foxcroft's own Gary Cox, Visual Arts Director at Foxcroft. The jar will be made after the auction, personalized with the winning bidder's name. Perfect for the Fox in your life! Value: $150.00
	1002	Hound Lidded Jar Hand-crafted ceramic lidded jar made by Foxcroft's own Gary Cox, Visual Art Director. The jar will be made after the auction, personalized with the winning bidder's name. What a great gift for the Hound in your life! Value: $150.00
	1003	Antique Decorative Pitcher from Covert This antique decorative pitcher with copper colored bas-relief ram and hound comes from Covert, home to the Head of School. It's the perfect accent for your mantle or sideboard. Value: $100.00
	1004	MiniGolf & Lunch Outing for Three with Ms. Conner Your daughter and two friends will enjoy a day off campus, which includes 18 holes of mini golf and lunch at Panera with Foxcroft's Director of College Counseling, Barbara Conner. Value: $100.00
	1005	Miss Ulmer's Famous Monkey Bread #2 A sweet, sticky, gooey pastery that first appeared in the American woman's magazines in the early 1950's. Miss Ulmer's famous HOMEMADE monkey bread baked fresh and delivered to you. It is soooo good! Value: Priceless
	1006	Miss Ulmer's Famous Monkey Bread #1 A sweet, sticky, gooey pastry that first appeared in the American woman's magazines in the early 1950's. Miss Ulmer's famous HOMEMADE monkey bread baked fresh and delivered to you. It is soooo good! Value: Priceless
	1007	Dinner for 8 at Covert with the McGehees! Cathy and Read McGehee will cook and serve a four course dinner for eight adults at Covert. Work with Cathy and Read to prepare the menu for the gathering, and invite seven of your friends to join you at Covert for a special evening of camaraderie with Foxcroft's Head of School and her delightful husband! It's sure to be a memorable evening. Value: Priceless
	1008	Cincinnati-Style Skyline Chili & Root Beer Floats for Eight at the Callsen's The Callsen Family will provide a large batch of Cincinnati Skyline Chili -- with root beer floats for dessert -- for a student and 7 of her friends to be enjoyed at the Callsen home on a mutually agreed upon date. Value: $100.00
	1009	First Harvest Honey from Foxcroft's Beehives & Hand-Thrown Teapot Did you know that Foxcroft has two beehives on campus? The hives were installed in the spring of 2013 as part of a Wintermission course on beekeeping. A second Wintermission course followed in 2014, and now Foxcroft's Beekeeping Club manages the hives with help from faculty member and beekeeper Terry Meyer. The hives produced enough honey to have the first harvest this year! This jar of honey from the first harvest of honey from the Foxcroft Apiary represents the work of 1,100 bees traveling 112,000 miles and visiting 4.5 million flowers. It is said that if bees were paid minimum wage, a jar of honey would cost $182,000! Truly, honey is liquid gold. Value: $150.00