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Virtual Gala Auction Friday, July 17, 2020
A very special thank you to all our friends near and far for the many
gifts of time and talent, donations, in-kind services and volunteer
assistance — every contribution adds up to a successful event!
Gala Committee Leadership Board
Lennette Corwin Evelyn Ames, PhD
Donna Gilday Rolf Beckhusen, Attorney at Law
Mike Green Bart Bodtke, Phillips 66
Gary Lee
Roger Bourm, Bourm Properties
Barbara Osen
Sarah Papageorge Lennette Corwin, Heritage Bank
Shevaun Rudkin Mike Green
Gary Lee
AF Staff Sarah Papageorge
Lori McKnight, Senior Krista Gordon, Salish Sea Experience
Development Director
Please recognize our generous auction donors by
patronizing their businesses and acknowledging their
donations to the Arthritis Foundation’s Gala and Auction.
Special Recognition
We salute Lithtex NW for their generous print donation and
especially Kerri Larrabee for her work on all our auction materials!
Lithtex NW proudly supports the Arthritis
Foundation in their quest for a cure.
Your Local Printing Solution
360.676.1977 | www.lithtexnw.com
Welcome
What a difference a year makes. While it may not be our preference
to be apart tonight, we thank you for joining us during our first ever
Virtual Gala Auction. We appreciate you being a part of tonight’s
celebration. Now more than ever your support will continue to help
us continue our unwavering commitment to not only finding a cure but
also to support those in our community with arthritis. During the current
COVID-19 pandemic the Arthritis Foundation has worked to support
our arthritis community’s needs in new innovative ways. We have had
the opportunity to offer many virtual resources to connect during these
uncertain times. Visit arthritis.org/cares for more information. Again,
thank you for joining us tonight and for supporting the mission of the
Arthritis Foundation.
Lori McKnight
Senior Development Director, Bellingham
Enjoy the Evening
The Arthritis Foundation is boldly pursuing a cure for
America’s #1 cause of disability while championing the
fight against arthritis with life-changing resources, science,
advocacy and community connections.
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Virtual Gala Auction
Friday, July 17, 2020
Tune in for the live Virtual Event
arthritis.org/bellinghamgalagolf
Program
Monday, July 13, 2020
Silent Online Auction Mobile Bidding Opens
Signature Cocktail Recipe Emailed to Registered Guests
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Dessert Drawing ticket sale closes at midnight
Friday, July 17, 2020
4:00 PM Live Online Auction Mobile Bidding Opens
6:30 PM Live Presentation Begins via Live Stream
Welcome
Thank you to our Sponsors
Meet the Youth Honoree: Kinoah Mitchell, age 15
Dessert Dash Drawing
Live Auction
7:00 PM Silent Online Auction Mobile Bidding Closes
7:30 PM Celebration & Conclusion
10:00 PM Live Online Auction Mobile Bidding Closes
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Thank You
to our generous sponsors!
Presenting Sponsor Golf Cart
Sponsor
Gold Virtual Gala Sponsor
Silver Virtual Gala and Golf Hole Sponsors
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General Information
Auction Rules
• T he highest bids submitted into the online auction are legal contracts to
purchase the item.
•C redit cards on file will be charged upon auction end. If payment is
unsuccessful within 72 hours of the close of the auction, any items won may
go to the next highest bidder at the discretion of the organization.
•A ll purchases made are FINAL and there will be no exchanges or
refunds on items unless otherwise noted.
• T he organization reserves the right to add to or withdraw items from the
auction without notice before final bids are made.
• T he organization neither warrants or represents, and in no way shall be
responsible for, the correctness of descriptions or conditions of items or
arrangements.
Method of Payment
All of our bidding and donations will be on-line through mobile bidding,
registration requiring a credit or debit card will be needed to set up an
account to bid.
Silent Auction
All silent auction items will be listed on the online auction mobile bidding
website. Silent Auction Bidding will open for bids Monday, July 13, 2020.
(Live Auction Items may be previewed at this time.)
To start bidding if not pre-registered:
1. Visit arthritis.org/Bellinghamgalagolf
2. Click Register for Mobile Bidding
3. Click Start Bidding
4. C lick Create an Account and follow the prompts
The online auction through Mobile Bidding will work with your computer or
smart phone device. In the lower left of the Mobile Bidding screen you will
find the “learn to bid” section with helpful tips.
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Live Auction
All Live Auction items are available for preview online at arthritis.org/
bellinghamgalagolf and will open for bidding at 4 pm, Friday, July 17, 2020.
Detailed descriptions are in this Catalog, starting page 12. The auctioneer will
also be highlighting these items during our live program Friday, July 17, 2020.
Bidding will close at 10 pm.
Note: Every attempt is made to ensure accuracy of each auction package
including any restrictions, time constraints, black-out dates, etc. The Arthritis
Foundation will do everything possible to ensure your purchases are complete
and accurate though the organization cannot be held responsible for
unforeseen changes to any packages.
Dessert Drawing – $25/ticket
Our Virtual Version of the Dessert Dash!
The Dessert Drawing Tickets are available on online Mobile Bidding
starting Monday, July 13, 2020. Purchase a Ticket by Thursday, July
16, midnight, for your chance to win one of 12 delectable desserts
(look online at our delectable possibilities!) Winners will be drawn
randomly from all tickets purchased and announced Friday, July 17,
2020 during the live program. Winning tickets will receive appropriate
certificates by mail. You have 90 days to order/claim your dessert.
Multiple tickets may be purchased, up to a maximum of 200 tickets to
be sold. All ticket purchases are considered a donation to the cause.
Thank you to the local businesses who generously donated to the
Dessert Drawing:
Great Harvest Bread Company Chocolate Necessities
Chuckanut Bay Foods Pure Bliss
Sweet Indulgence Bakery Barb’s Pies & Pastries
Checkout/Payment
All credit cards will be processed at close of the event. You will receive a
statement and any gift certificates you purchased by mail within 10 days
of the event. Any tangible items you purchase will be arranged for pick
up or delivered within the two weeks after the event (in Whatcom County
only). Alcohol packages may only be purchased by those 21 and over. Any
packages containing alcohol will not be shipped due to regulations.
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Restrictions & Limitations
It is important to read all the certificates you receive for any restrictions or
limitations. Some packages require the buyer to coordinate with several donors.
All auction certificates expire one year from tonight or sooner, unless
stated otherwise. Please carefully check your purchased certificates. You
must retain the original gift certificates for redemption purposes. Copies of
gift certificates are not guaranteed for redemption. Some purchases are tax
deductible as provided by law. Please consult a tax advisor.
While the Auction Committee has attempted to clearly describe and catalog
items correctly, all items are sold “As Is” and the Arthritis Foundation and
the Auctioneer make no warranties or claims as to the condition of the item
or the accuracy of the item’s description or value. It is assumed that the
prospective bidders have taken responsibility for inspecting the auction items
prior to bidding and are aware of the quality and value of the items they are
purchasing. All sales are final, and no exchanges or refunds are allowed unless
otherwise specified in the catalog. All items are non-transferable.
The Auctioneer and the Arthritis Foundation neither warrant nor represent,
and shall in no event be responsible for the accuracy of descriptions, value,
genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the property. No
statement contained in the catalog or other materials, or made verbally at the
sale or elsewhere, shall be deemed as warranty, representation or assumption
of liability.
WE’RE PROUD TO SUPPORT
JUVENILE ARTHRITIS AWARENESS MONTH.
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2020 Golf Cart Sponsor
Proud to support
the mission of the
Arthritis Foundation
www.phillips66.com
WE’RE PROUD TO SUPPORT
JUVENILE ARTHRITIS AWARENESS MONTH.
Kinoah Mitchell (age 15)
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA)
2020 Youth Honoree
Kinoah is a very active and happy
15-year-old boy. It is hard to believe
that as a toddler, he was struggling
to get out of bed in the morning or
walk without falling down. When
Kinoah was about 18 months old,
his parents started noticing he was
walking with a limp and losing his
balance frequently. By Kinoah’s
second birthday, they still didn’t have
an explanation. Doctors referred
them to numerous local physicians for
procedures, including ultrasounds,
x-rays, blood testing and bone scans
of his spine, hips, and legs--none of
which lead to any viable diagnosis.
One morning in September of 2006, Kinoah refused to walk any
more. He was once again carried back to the doctor and his parents
begged for a referral to Children’s Hospital. Rheumatologists were
certain that Kinoah was suffering from Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
(JIA). It was devastating to have this diagnosis, yet such a relief to
finally have answers and treatment options.
Since that time, Kinoah has undergone invasive joint injections,
rigorous physical therapy, leg orthotics and a daily medication and
stretching regimen to control the inflammation attacking his young
8joints. He has suffered with joint pain and inflammation in both
knees, ankles, elbows, wrists and his jaw. When his joints are
inflamed, Kinoah has limited movement and pain. His parents
describe this process as, “a helplessly heart-breaking process to
watch.”
Fortunately, as of today, the pain
that comes with Kinoah’s disease is
manageable. Kinoah is passionate
about sports and nature. He stays
busy with soccer, golf, fishing,
playing guitar and his pet snake.
He even earned his black belt in
Tae Kwon Do at age 12! He is kind,
compassionate, and helpful to his
friends. He’s an amazing role model
to his younger sister and brother,
and every teacher’s dream to have
in class. Kinoah’s parents add, “we
are constantly impressed by Kinoah’s
courage and perseverance.”
Champion of Yes.
Arthritis is a thief. People with arthritis know this full well. It
steals everyday joys and long-term dreams. It isolates and
ostracizes. It is painful. It induces a spirit of “No.” As people
close to the Arthritis Foundation, we know that it doesn’t
have to be this way. We are in a unique place of authority
and action, with the purpose of
finding a cure, but also fighting for
the everyday victories.
9Research : Continuing Our Mission
Research provides our best hope for a future free of arthritis. Since 1948,
the Arthritis Foundation has funded more than $500 million in research
grants to guide and accelerate progress toward the prevention, control
and cure of arthritis. Your financial contributions have made it possible for
us to increase our commitment to arthritis research, advocacy and building
the Live Yes! Arthritis Network. This evening your continued commitment
will bring us one step closer to a cure.
To address the critical shortage of specialists to treat patients and perform
groundbreaking research, the Arthritis Foundation funds both pediatric
and adult rheumatology fellowships. We are currently funding 16
fellowships across the country, 11 in pediatric rheumatology and 5 in adult
rheumatology Here in Washington, we are funding a 2-year fellowship
in the rheumatology department at the University of Washington and a
second, 3-year fellowship at Seattle Children’s Hospital in the pediatric
rheumatology department.
Thank you!
Nearly 54 million
Americans, 1 in 4 adults,
report having doctor
diagnosed arthritis. Two-thirds of people
with arthritis are under
the age of 65.
10Resources
Arthritis Foundation COVID-19 Resources
Here are some Arthritis Foundation resources you may find
useful as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 outbreak:
Arthritis Foundation COVID-19 Website: arthritis.org/
care-connect
The Arthritis Foundation is in regular communication with national experts to
compile the latest information on what we know about COVID-19 and how it
affects people with arthritis.
Live Yes! Online Community: liveyes.arthritis.org
In these stressful times, it’s important for people with arthritis to find ways to
stay connected to others. Our Live Yes! Online Community has forums where
you can ask questions about COVID-19, talk with others affected by arthritis
and more.
Arthritis Foundation Helpline: arthritis.org/i-need-help
If you are navigating insurance challenges, have questions about arthritis or
need help with anything else, our national Helpline is a great resource. Our
team of licensed, clinical social workers can provide assistance through the
website above or via phone at 1-800-283-7800.
Live Yes! Podcast: arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast
Our podcast tackles hot topics every two weeks. Check out our coronavirus
episode with a leading rheumatologist who’s also an infectious disease
expert.
Arthritis Foundation Social Media Channels
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Arthritis.org
Twitter: twitter.com/ArthritisFdn
Instagram: www.instagram.com/arthritisfoundation
112020 Presenting Sponsor
We’re Proud to
Support Juvenile Arthritis
Awareness Month
#StrongerThanJA
P.O. Box 57
Deming, WA 98244-0057
1-800-225-2068
360-592-40102020 Freedom of Movement
Gala and Golf Classic
Live Auction Items
Raise the Paddle – Key to a Cure
Help us support arthritis programs like KAT-FISH Camp that
provides education, networking and fun for kids and teens with
arthritis and their families! Campers take part in activities designed
to build self-confidence, improve arthritis self-management, and
develop leadership and communication skills all while making new
friends who share similar challenges. This unique experience allows
families from Washington, Oregon and Alaska to learn about the
effects of arthritis, network with families who have similar concerns,
build a support system to use throughout the year and enjoy a
weekend of fun activities. Friendships are made at camp that last a
lifetime. Thanks to the generous support of donors and sponsors like
you, families pay a fraction of the cost to attend KAT-FISH Camp
and scholarships applications are made available to anyone who
needs them. Your contributions this evening will help fund programs
and services – like KAT-FISH Camp – that can truly improve lives.
So please find the donation amount of your choice by clicking the
online auction Mobile Bidding DONATION Button and make your
donation today!
email Lmcknight@arthritis.org
or call 360.939.3543
13Live Items
1. Polish Bison Vodka Żubrówka (700ml)
Żubrówka (pronounced zhuh-BROOV-kuh), is a unique
Polish vodka, distilled from rye and flavored with bison grass
(a distinct smelling and tasting grass found in Bialowieza
National Park, the last vestige of Polish Bison). There’s a
blade of it in every bottle to boost a one-of-a-kind flavor,
that brings to mind the beautiful Polish countryside so
passionately portrayed by Fryderyk Chopin’s music. This
smoothest tasting of spirits is a delight.
Donated by: Rick and Barbara Osen
Value: $150
2. Five Gallons of Paint and Consultation –
Stockton’s Paint
Receive five (5) Gallons of
Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec
Paint and an in-home color
consultation from Stockton’s
Paint., locally owned and
Bellingham’s oldest paint store.
They offer excellent customer
service and great products, all
at a competitive price. They
display colors from Benjamin
Moore & PPG Paints, including the newest line from Chateau Chic
Chalk paints. Stockton’s also offers exterior
stains from Sikkens Pro-Luxe, Flood and
Benjamin Moore. Not only do they offer
the best color matches in town, they can
also help with finding that special color or
wallpaper that you will love.
Donated by: Stockton’s Paint
Value: $450
143. Professional House Cleaning
Treat you or someone you love to Professional House
Cleaning by a 2 person team for 3 hours. *Free Pre-
Service in-home consultation required.
Donated by: Merry Maids
Value: $370
4. Bellingham’s Chrysalis Inn & Spa Gift Card - $300
How will you spend your $300 gift card to the
Chrysalis Inn & Spa overlooking the calm waters
of Bellingham Bay? Either stay in a Full View
Deluxe King Room or schedule spa services in the
spa like a 60-minute Signature Swedish Massage
and facial. Pick and choose your favorites at the
Chrysalis Inn & Spa using your $300 Gift Card.
*No exchanges or refunds. May not be
redeemed for cash. Please call the Chrysalis
Inn & Spa to book your reservations.
Donated by: Rick & Barbara Osen
Value: $300
5. Samson Estates Wine Pairing for 10
Samson Estates Winery invites you and your
guests to a fabulous evening of tasting artisan
wines paired with appetizers in our rustic
tasting room. Event tasting good for 10 people
at Samson Estates Winery in Everson, WA.
Presentation includes: Three Wines and one
Dessert Wine paired with Appetizers, Speaker
and educational component, Candlelight and
atmosphere, Scenic Location.
*Please use certificate within one year. Additional guest can
be accommodated at $50 per person with advanced notice.
Reservations required to book event.
Donated by: Samson Estates Winery
Value: $500 156. An Evening of Polish Delight and Dinner
Experience a unique culinary and cultural evening for you and 3 of
your friends with a Polish dinner inspired and prepared by our very
own home cooking chefs Rick and
Barbara Osen. Polish feast includes
Polish spirits. Dinner served on authentic
Polish Boleslawiec pottery, the pieces
displayed tonight are yours to take
home today to anticipate and treasure
your evening long after the experience
has ended.
*Dinner to be scheduled on mutually agreed upon date.
Expires: July 2021
Donated by: Rick and Barbara Osen
Value: Dinner & Pottery – Priceless
7. Pickle Making
By Zoom learn how to make the world’s best pickles.
Pickle connoisseur, Steve Wright, will share his love
for pickles and pickle making. Package includes:
Recipe, 6 Pack of Guinness, pickle sampler, gallon
pickle making jar, pickle flavored popcorn and pickle
flavored almonds.
Donated by: Steve Wright
Value: $200
16 visit www.arthritis.org/liveyes8. Best of the Board Wine Basket
Enjoy a great selection of 18 wines donated by
the Arthritis Foundation - Bellingham Leadership
Board:
Dunham Cellars Trutina, 2016
Chateau St. Michele Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon (two)
Chateau St. Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
Michael David Petite Petit Syrah
Domaine Le Clos Noly (wine style is Burgundy White)
Four Graces Pinot Noir, Wilamette Valley
VJB Cellars 2017 Chardonnay
Porca De Murca Douro Tinto 2013
Frei Brothers Reserve, 2011Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley Sonoma County
Chateau St. Michelle 2017 Chardonnay
Kestrel 2015 Syrah (Yakima Valley)
Sonoma Coast Chardonnay - 2018 La Crema
Borne of Fire - Cabernet Sauvignon, 2017 Columbia Valley
Novelty Hill Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2016
Griset 2017 (100% Sauvignon Gris), France
4 Hands Hot to Trot - Smooth Bland, Yakima Valley
Josh Cabernet Sauvignon
Plus Wine Opener Set: Air Pressure Wine Bottle Opener, Wine Aerator,
Bottle Stopper, Foil Cutter from www.Sippinit.com
Donated by: Evelyn Ames, Roger Bourm, Rolf Beckhusen,
Donna Gilday, Krista Gordon, Lennette Corwin, Mike Green,
Sarah Papageorge, Sippin’ It.
Value: $435.00
9. Day Sailing Adventure for Four
Enjoy a San Juan Islands Day Sail (5-6
hours) for up to four (4) people. Lunch will be
provided.
*Sail to be scheduled on mutually
agreeable date between July - September
2020 or July – September 2021. Captain
reserves the right to amend sailing date.
Donated by: Nathan Lowe
Value: $1400 1710. Five Night Winter Cabin Stay in Winthrop
Enjoy the Winter in Winthrop and
all it has to offer. This cabin has a
full kitchen and fireplace; sleeps six
(two queen beds and two twin beds.)
Winthrop, WA is known for
being one of the largest winter
wonderland areas in North
America to enjoy cross-country
ski areas, fat biking, Winthrop
Ice Rink, Alpine Skiing and
Snowboarding, snowshoeing,
sledding and tubing.
*No pets and no smoking
please. Available November
1 to April 15, 2021. Excludes
the week of February 16 through February 21,
2021. Reservations MUST be made on or before
October 1, 2020 - No Exceptions.
Donated by: Pat and Gary Floyd
Value: $2000
11. Seattle Sounders Game
Four (4) Club Level seats to an upcoming
Seattle Sounders regular season home
match. Tickets include access to Club
exclusive food and beverage options
for purchase. Match to be secured with
donor for a mutually agreed upon future
date when matches are open again in
Seattle.
*Mutually agreeable date/game. No time restriction if match does
not resume due to COVID19.
Donated by: Wright Family
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Value: $32012. Teatro Zinzanni – Woodinville
Certificate for two
(2) tickets to Teatro
ZinZanni for a
wonderful evening
of food, fun and
laughter. Located in
Woodinville, WA.
Teatro ZinZanni’s main event is part circus, part cabaret, and always
magical. Described as “the Kit Kat Klub on acid” Teatro ZinZanni is a night
out unlike any other. It is a three-hour whirlwind of international cirque,
comedy, and cabaret artists all served up with a scrumptious multi-course
feast and elegant libations. The ever-evolving and constantly changing
production— at least three new shows per year — combines improv
comedy, vaudeville revue, music, dance, cirque, and sensuality into a
dizzying and colorful new form that is never quite the same from evening to
evening. Famous for its intimate setting, the fast-paced action of the show
unfolds above, around and even alongside you as you dine on a gourmet
meal. Don’t miss the show The New York Times calls “the hottest ticket in
town.” *Tickets starting at $99
Donated by: Friends of the Arthritis Foundation
Value: $200
13. Two Hours Professional Landscaping
Need some help doing a
yard project or upkeep? This
package includes two (2) hours
of professional Landscaping by
Cloverleaf Landscape Management.
Donated by: Cloverleaf
Landscape Management
Value: $240
192020 Gold
Virtual Gala Sponsor
www.heritagebanknw.com
Get Your Jingle On!
Bellingham:
Sat. December 12, 2020
www.jbr.org/Bellingham
Join us for the Jingle Bell Run for arthritis. This 5K is a fun,festive way to get
moving and raise awareness and funds to cure arthritis. Bring your holiday
spirit, friends and family, and say Yes to furthering a great cause!
2019 Presenting
Sponsor:Please join us for the 21st Annual
Freedom of Movement Golf Classic
Friday, September 11, 2020
Entry will include green fees, box lunch and course contests.
More details to come. Visit arthritis.org/Bellinghamgalagolf
Tee Time and details to be announced as regulations are updated.
North Bellingham Golf Course
205 W. Smith Road, Bellingham, WA 98226
Admission $125 per golfer
Admission Tickets Available for purchase starting Monday, July 13, 2020 through Mobile
Bidding during the Virtual Freedom of Movement Gala Auction.
Register for mobile bidding to buy your tickets: arthritis.org/bellinghamgalagolf
*Early registration recommended. Registration required for Mobile Bidding via computer or mobile phone.
ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENT BENEFIT THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION
HELP US RAISE FUNDS TO FIND A CURE
21KAT-FISH Camp
The Arthritis Foundation’s KAT-FISH Camp (Kids and Teens’ Families
Investing Support and Hope) is a weekend retreat for children and teens
with rheumatic conditions and their families. Typically camp takes place
in person in Stanwood, WA, but due to COVID-19 we are offering
the program as a virtual camp experience in 2020. We are excited to
include families from our three Pacific Northwest camps (Washington,
Oregon and Alaska).
During the weekend families will enjoy self-paced activities as well as
live Zoom sessions designed specifically for kids, teens and adults. There
will even be a virtual talent show and campfire! The weekend is designed
to capture the best parts of camp and give families the opportunity to
connect even though we can’t be in person.
Your contributions help support virtual programs like camp that are even
more important during these times.
Nearly 300,000 children 16
and younger live with juvenile
arthritis – approximately 6,100
of them live in Washington State.
22Imagine the unimaginable—your child or grandchild is
diagnosed with juvenile arthritis. Juvenile arthritis affects the
entire family. Everyone is affected by your child’s pain, medical
treatment, stress and fear about the uncertain future.
Facts and Figures about
Juvenile Arthritis:
• More common than cystic fibrosis, diabetes, muscular dystrophy and many
other better known childhood conditions
• Affects more than 300,000 children in the United States and 6,100 in
Washington state
• Leading cause of acquired disability and a common cause of blindness in
children
• Children benefit most from early diagnosis and treatment which includes family
education and support
23Advocacy in Action 2020 Arthritis Foundation Washington Advocacy Washington Advocacy Day – February 6th The Arthritis Foundation hosted an Advocacy Day at the Capitol where almost 2 dozen Advocates met with their legislators and legislative staff. The legislative asks included a piece of legislation, HB 2852, to help increase the number of pediatric rheumatologists in Washington! This important bill did not pass in 2020 but we are working hard to re- introduce it in 2021, because kids with arthritis deserve access to the care they need. For more information on how you can make a difference through advocacy, please visit www.arthritis.org/advocate. COVID-19 The Arthritis Foundation has been in consistent communication with stakeholders and elected officials, such as the COVID-19 taskforce, Congress, Governors, state Board of Pharmacies, Insurance Commissioners, etc., on behalf of arthritis patients. We have frequently made recommendations to decisively slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, particularly for the people with pre-existing conditions who are at increased risk of infection and adverse health outcomes from COVID-19. In addition, the Arthritis Foundation has been very active in regard to Hydroxychloroquine and Chloroquine and have urged the federal government to work with the broader health care community to help ensure continued availability of these drugs for the patients who are maintained on them. The Arthritis Foundation also weighed in on legislation that has been introduced to help non-profits during this difficult time. To stay up to date on what we are doing on COVID-19 and find resources, please visit https://www.arthritis.org/care-connect. 24
Donors
Thank you to all 2020 Auction Item Donors
Advanced Medical Massage Mike Green
Amber Uhlhorn Mike Rawls, Real Estate Broker,
Amjay Inc. Screenprinting Caldwell Banker Bain
Bellingham Golf & Country Club Miss Whatcom County Scholarship
Program
Bellingham Training & Tennis Club
ModSocks
Ben Mann Studio
Nathan Lowe
Chuck & Christine LeFevre
New Mexico Tamale Company
Chuck & Sarah Papageorge
North Bellingham Golf Course
Cloverleaf Landscape Management
North Fork Brewery and Beer Shrine
Coconut Kenny’s
Pat and Gary Floyd
Color Chiropractic
Patty & Steve Lagerwey
Donna Gilday, Windermere Real Estate
Penny Bradley
Evelyn Ames
Rick & Barbara Osen
Fairhaven Toy Garden
RJKU Ceramics
Friends of the Arthritis Foundation- NPS
Roger Bourm
Garden Spot Nursery
Rolf Beckhusen
Great Harvest Bread Company
Salon Bellissima
Holiday Inn & Suites Bellingham
Samson Estates Winery
Icicle Outfitters & Guides, Inc.
Seattle Mariners
Joy Hale
Silver Reef Hotel Casino Spa
Joy of Pilates & Fitness
Sippin’ It
Krista Gordon
Sirena Gelato
Kristin & Jorge Alvarez
Steve Intveld
Louis Auto Glass
Steve Wright
Maureen Osen
Stockton’s Paint
Merry Maids
Tamara Belts
Michal W Wiesbrock & Jeff Baldwin
The Inn at Lynden
Mike & Lennette Corwin
Wright Family
Yeagers Sporting Goods
Presenting Sponsor
Catalog Sponsor
25Indicia 336 36th Street, #155 Bellingham, WA 98225
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