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37TH ANNUAL AUCTION
VIRTUAL AUCTION | SATURDAY, MARCH 20
6:30 - 8 PM | LIVE AUCTION
FUND THE NEED | LUNCH RAFFLE | TUITION RAFFLE
10:00 PM | SILENT AUCTION BIDDING CLOSES
ONLINE CATALOG AND REGISTRATION
www.heathwood.org/auction
EVENTS COORDINATOR - BRIONNA ZIMMERMAN
803.231.7730 | bzimmerman@heathwood.org
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Table of Contents
Auction Committee & 2020-2021 Board of Trustees………………………...…. 3
Sponsors ……………………………………………………………………………... 4-18
Rules & Procedures………………………………………………………………….. 19
Lunch and Tuition Raffles ……..…………………………..……………………..... 20-21
Fund the Need.………………………………………………………………………. 22
Live Auction…………………………………………………………………………... 23-27
Class Projects…………………………………………………………………………. 46
My Auction Wish List……………………………………………………………...…. 47
Silent Auction
100’s—Children & Youth Fashion, Fun & Celebrations
150’s— Children & Youth Camps & Lessons
200’s—Hunts, Excursions & Outdoor Fun
250’s—Sports, Entertainment & Family Fun
300’s—Wine & Dine
350’s—Getaways & Vacations
400’s—Fashion & Jewelry
450’s—Portraits, Art & Home Decor
500’s—Home, Car & Yard Care Services
550’s—Personal Care, Fitness & Gym Memberships
600’s—Reserved Seating & Parking
650’s—Business and Professional Services
700’s—Heathwood Experiences by Division
850’s—Class Projects: early childhood to fourth grade
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Annual Auction Committtteee
Ashley Bailes Caroline Jones
Jenny Brown Catherine Keyser
Charlotte Cobb Marcy Lamar
Susannah Cook Lauren Larney
Renee Ellis Nicole Morris
Eva Foussat Heidi Nelson
Kathryn Flowers Lisa Norman
Suzanne Hampton Lydia Bailey-Padgett
Jessica Hazel Patty Resch
Jordan Horan Saundra Sloan
Michael Hutcheson Jenn Suber
Elizabeth Iseman Catherine Taylor
Mills James Stephanie Johnston-Thomas
Rhett Jinright Ali Woron
2020-2021 B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s
Simone Ansley Blair Morris
Freeman Belser ‘97, Vice Chair Josh Nelson
Peyton Bryant ‘06 Beth Richardson
Michelle Childs Drew Rowley
Gary Clark J. P. Scurry ‘95
Margaret Clarkson Kirby Shealy III ‘89
Rev. Caitlyn Darnell Roy Shelley
Dewey Ervin Catherine Taylor
Jeanette Florence Childs Thrasher ‘96
Northan Golden Margaret Willcox ‘92, Board Chair
JoLee Gudmundson ‘86
Rev. Jimmy Hartley EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS:
Kenny Hastie Jr. ‘97 The Right Rev. Andrew Waldo
Stan Juk
Christopher P. Hinchey
McIver Leppard ‘99
Kevin Martin
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Thank You to Our Sponsors
HIGHLANDER | $5,000
Friend of Heathwood
NEW PARENT SPONSOR | $3,500
Board of Trustees
FACULTY SPONSOR | $3,500
First Citizens Bank
PLAID | $2,500
Abacus Planning Group, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of SC
FLIK Independent School Dining
Heathwood Families of Nelson Mullins
Wells Fargo
GREEN | $1,000
Belser & Belser, PA
Burr Forman McNair
Carolina Children’s Dentistry
Columbia Eye Clinic
Favorite Day Adventures
Publix Supermarkets Charities
Robinson Gray Stepp & Laffitte, LLC
South Risk Management
Terminix
The Malison Financial Group, LLC
FRIENDS OF HEATHWOOD | $350
Colliers International
Moore Taylor Law Firm, PA
NAI Columbia
Southern Psychiatry
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We Love Our Grandparents
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We Love Our Grandparents
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RULES AND PROCEDURES
MOBILE BIDDING
Pre-register your phone(s) today for mobile bidding.
http://HeathwoodHall21.givesmart.com
All sales are final. There will be no refunds or exchanges unless noted. Heathwood Hall Episcopal School shall not be
liable for natural disasters or acts of God. While every reasonable effort has been made to describe these items correctly,
all items and services are sold “where is” and “as is.” Auction items are not being sold by the donors; purchasers should
not ask for refunds or exchanges. Heathwood Hall Episcopal School is exempt from income taxation under Internal
Revenue Code section 501(c)(3). As such, the school is required in connection with the solicitation or receipt of quid pro
quo contributions in excess of $250 to provide a written statement that:
1. Informs the donor (purchaser) that the amount of the contribution that is deductible for income tax purposes is limited to
the excess of the amount of any money, and the value of any property other than money, contributed by the donor
(purchaser) over the value of the goods or services provided by the organization to the donor, and
2. Provides the donor (purchaser) with a good-faith estimate of the value of goods or services furnished to the donor
(purchaser) by the organization.
Quid pro quo contributions are payments made partly as a contribution and partly in consideration for goods and services
furnished to the donor (purchaser.)
Gifts to the school may be fully, partially or non-deductible by the donor (purchaser) for income tax purposes depending
upon the particular facts and circumstances. For more specific information about the current tax regulations, the donor
(purchaser) should contact a professional financial planner or tax consultant.
Because the auction catalog is published prior to the receipt of many items donated to our auction, the Heathwood Hall
Episcopal School Auction Team reserves the right to adjust descriptions and minimum bids as necessary. Please refer to
GiveSmart for the most up-to-date item descriptions and bidding information.
Silent Auction Bidding with GiveSmart: Use your smart phone to place bids by texting the auction item number and the amount
of your bid or by clicking the blue link in your welcome message and shopping on your personal bidding page. To see the current
bid on an item via text, reply to your welcome text and simply text the item number. Example: “102” then press send. Then text the
item number and amount you would like to bid. No dollar signs ($) needed. Example: “102 300” then press send. You placed a
$300 bid on item number 102. No need to “babysit” your favorite items; you will receive texts updating you on the status of your
bids. Silent Auction bidding will close at 10:00 P.M.
Silent Auction Checkout: When the Silent Auction closes, the highest bidder for each item will be considered the purchaser of the
item. Winning bidders have two options for payment: 1. Use your smart device to pay with the credit card number you registered
with GiveSmart or 2. Enter another card number. Winning bidders may pick up their items in the Heathwood Hall Development
Office the week following the auction.
Live Auction: Begins at 6:30 P.M. and closes at 8:00 P.M. All bids will be placed similar to the silent auction items through
GiveSmart. All sales are final and must be paid in full the evening of the auction. Winning bidders have two options for payment:
1. Use your smart device to pay with the credit card number you registered with GiveSmart or 2. Enter another card number.
Silent and Live Auction items are subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the donors. All services must
be used within the time limits specifically stated or within one year of the Auction.
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Lunch Raffle
MOBILE BIDDING ITEMS #008, #009, #010
Purchase tickets for your chance to win one of
two free lunch giveaways!
Tickets can be purchased until the time of the drawing.
Winning tickets will be drawn and announced Monday
morning, March 22, 2021. You do not need to be present
to win and there are no limitations or eligibility exclusions
for purchasing tickets. Friends and family are welcome to
purchase tickets on behalf of a student.
THANK YOU to FLIK, our dining company, for making
this raffle possible!
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Tuition Raffle
MOBILE BIDDING ITEMS #011, #012, #013
Purchase tickets for your chance to win a $10,000 tuition
credit for the 2021-2022 school year!
Tickets can be purchased until the time of the drawing. The drawing will take
place and winner will be announced Monday morning, March 22, 2021. You do
not need to be present to win and there are no limitations or eligibility
exclusions for purchasing tickets. Friends and family can purchase tickets
on behalf of a student.
The total value of this prize is $10,000, consisting of a tuition credit for $7,600
and associated taxes of $2,400. Tuition credit is not redeemable for cash, and
will be applied only to 2021-2022 tuition. As required by law, 24% federal tax
withholdings will be deducted from the winning prize and will be forwarded to
the IRS on the winner's behalf. Actual taxes owed may be more or less than
24%, depending on the winner's tax bracket. No withholdings will be made for
state of South Carolina taxes or other local taxes. Winner should consult their
tax advisor to determine if taxes are owed to taxing authorities other than the
IRS. The Heathwood Hall Business Office will contact the winner within three
weeks of the date of the auction. The winner will need to provide two
acceptable forms of ID and sign the Form W-2G that is forwarded to the
IRS. The winner will receive a Form W-2G to file with their 2021 tax return
by January 31, 2022.
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Fund the Need
Over the last 37 years, auction attendees have raised their paddles during the live auction
to support specific projects that impact essential funding needs. In that time, more than
$250,000 has been raised for projects like Smartboards, one-to-one technology, PEAK
equipment, student-centered campus spaces. Through these projects, your impact on the
Heathwood experience for students and faculty has been immeasurable.
2021 FUND THE NEED | MIND, BODY & SPIRIT
LS: BASKETBALL COURT REPAVEMENT
MS: SOCIAL INSTITUTE
US: COMMON AREA SEATING
ALL: BIBLE STUDY & CHAPEL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
With the goal of raising $20,000, this year's Fund the Need project holds the
promise of positively affecting the lives of every student on Heathwood's campus,
supporting development of mind, body and spirit.
With your help, each of the following meaningful projects are possible:
Re-pavement of the Lower School basketball court
Social Institute Curriculum for Middle School, designed to teach students
appropriate online and social media practices and behaviors
Updated seating in the Robinson Center common area to provide Upper School
students with better space for study, collaboration and fellowship
The expansion of bible study and chapel enrichment programs across all
divisions
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Off Shore Fishing on the “Game On”
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you and four friends to go deep-sea fishing on the
award-winning fishing boat, the Game On.
The Game On is a 66-foot Spencer Yacht and easily the fastest boat in South
Carolina. It is equipped with the latest Sea Keeper technology to keep the boat flat
on the water and reduce rolling, making the trip extra comfortable. Game On has
many fishing tournament awards including Outstanding Billfish at the South Carolina
Governor’s Cup in 2016 and 2017 with an over 500-pound blue marlin, as well as the
Georgetown Blue Marlin tournament in 2016.
Your day on the Game On will begin in Charleston and takes 1 ½ hours from leaving
the dock to lines being dropped in the Gulf Stream ready to fish. The Game On crew
includes a captain and two mates who will provide water and soft drinks. Bring your
favorite beverages and fishing fare to make the most of this ultimate day at sea.
This offshore trip is to be taken at a mutually agreeable date in May, June, or July.
Get ready to enjoy lots of fresh fish and don’t miss out on this “boat load” of an
opportunity!
DONOR: Bubba Roof, Parent of Fischer ’26 and Charlie Ann ‘29
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St. Thomas or Cabo, Your Choice
Up to 8 guests will spend six days and six nights in a four bedroom Primus Luxury
Villa, in your choice of two incredible locations.
ST. THOMAS: Located in the beautiful U.S. Virgin Islands, our villas offer a private
pool and breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea. St. Thomas is well known for
its incredible snorkeling and diving as well as numerous other water sports. Grab a
drink and your closest friends and immerse yourselves in elegant serenity.
CABO: Located on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, our villas each offer a
private pool and breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez. Cabo is well known for
exquisite service, gourmet food and numerous water sports.
Both trips include full service, personal concierge to help plan every detail of your
trip. Trips include a $250 utilities credit. Airfare is not included.
The trip must be taken prior to June 1, 2022.
DONOR: Primus Villas, Robert Hallett ‘12
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Week at Highlands Cottttaage
Head to the mountains of North Carolina for cooler air and abundant natural
beauty.
Spend a week at this cozy three bedroom, three bathroom cottage in
Highlands, NC located on a small lake and just a short drive from downtown
Highlands.
Whether you are seeking scenic views and lots of outdoor fun, great food
and shopping, or quiet relaxation, a wonderful getaway awaits you and your
family. The winning bidder has access to two kayaks, one canoe and a
small john boat.
The cottage sleeps six with a parking pad for two cars.
Available for a mutually agreeable week between the date of purchase and
February 28, 2022 excluding holiday weeks.
DONOR: Linda Lovelace
Grandparent of Leah ’24 and Ian ’27 McMahon
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Steel Hands Brewing Experience
Looking to host an unforgettable birthday celebration or get-together with friends at a premier
destination?
Look no further than Steel Hands Brewing. Their 4-acre site is situated in the City of Cayce,
just minutes from Downtown Columbia, and is the largest production brewery in the Midlands.
The 10,000 square foot facility offers a 30-barrel production brew house, custom designed
taproom with restaurant, outdoor gathering space, and live entertainment stage. Everything
you need for an amazing event for up to 30 guests is included in the Steel Hands
Brewing Package: a custom catered meal from our current buffet menu selection with
reserved seating, 2 beer tokens for each attendee and a tour of the facility with the Steel
Hands Brew Master! The winner will also take home a basket of branded Steel Hands Swag
including a taproom growler fill-up!
Must be set for a mutually agreeable date within one year of the 2021 Annual Auction. Tours
include (4) 4oz flights of Steel Hands beer and a souvenir pint glass for each guest. Please
see our website for our tour details at steelhandsbrewing.com/tours. Valid ID required
showing 21+ years or older to consume alcohol and use beer tokens. Winner must contact
Steel Hands Brewing Marketing Director at ashley@steelhandsbrewing.com to schedule this
event.
DONOR: Steel Hands Brewing, Shannon and Darryl Frick
Parents of Emily ‘23, Will ‘23, and Andrew ‘28
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Live Commencement Portrait
Again this year, Heathwood’s Commencement will be held on campus and will
be commemorated in painting by artist Jamie Peterson. Specializing in
portraiture, live events, and most recently, seascapes, her work investigates
the nature of personal narratives and how capturing a fleeting moment can tell
an entire story. Winner will receive the original 24 x 30 oil painting on canvas.
DONOR: Jamie Peterson, Parent of Laela ‘24 and Leo ‘26
Commencement Reserved Seating
Get the best seats for Heathwood’s 2021 Commencement!
Skip the need to rush and arrive early by guaranteeing a great view of the
graduates with first choice reserved seating for six people during the 2021
Commencement Ceremony.
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Class Projects
850 - 854 Class Photo Books
Enjoy an ABC photo book to help inspire early learners by practicing with pages that feature
moments from the year with friends in the classroom.
850—EC2: Dawne Wallace, Rebecca Smith
851—EC3: Becky Funderburk, Jennifer Davis
852—EC3: Kristi Plyler, Katherine Whittle
853—EC4: Katherine Draffin, Jennifer Davis
854—EC4: Mandi Dargan, Julie Fewell
Opening Bid: $150
855 - 867 Heathwood-themed Cutting Boards
Students in the Lower School division created beautiful Heathwood inspired cutting boards
decorated with a collection of artwork by each student in the class.
855—K: Sandra Hall, Jill Parham
856—K: Anna Schafer, Kelly Galvarino
857—K: Lauri Stevenson, Rachel Hoover
858—1st: Katie Novak, Amber Prince
859—1st: Denise Smith, Divya Amin
860—1st: Catherine Barnhill, Stefanie Hughes
861—2nd: Kellie McElveen, Susannah Cook
862—2nd: Mills James, Susannah Cook
863—3rd: Rebecca Miller, Allison Cox
864—3rd: Kim Bain, Allison Cox
865—4th: Jennifer Carson, Lauren Smith
866—4th: Allyson Crawford, LeAnna Beck
867—4th: Brooke Whiteman, Kathy Richardson
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My Auction Wish List
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