3-bundt tower cake and a card for a free mini Bundt cake every month for 12 months.

2 tickets for the Broadway musical, Come From Away! Sunday, May 4, 6:30pm at The Benedum. This is the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them on 9/11.

8 assorted cookbooks, all about baking!

Commonwealth Press is a local, family owned, screen pring & design shop that was started in their South Side basement. "Nebby Neighbor" t-shirt (size L), Pittsburgh koozie, "Thank You" book bag, and stickers.

Stay warm with this beautiful shawl made from Canadian yarn from a Canadian Alpaca and knit by a real Canadian.

Mind, Body & Soul Ground Coffee (12 oz), French Roast Ground Coffee (12 oz), Peppermint Tea, Chai Teac, Very Dark Chocolate Bar, Mint Crunch Chocolate Bar, Whole Almonds (8 oz), Pecans (8 oz), Extra Virgin Olive Oil (1 pint).

to defray the cost of paying for dishwashing and cleanup.

Two-hour walking tour of the infamous places and events that Visit Pittsburgh doesn't put in their tourism brochures, including Prohibition, a jail break, and the local Mafia. Includes a picnic lunch and a driving map of some related locations in the suburbs that you can visit on your own!

Santa Paul, who has spread Christmas joy to Pittsburgh's South Hills Toys for Tots for 6 years, will come visit children of all ages both nice and naughty at your special place and time. Santa's visit will be crafted to meet your special requests with song, dance, or other merriment.
Date to be mutually agreed upon with the winner.

Paul Lawson, 2nd bass in the Sunnyhill choir and difficult to embarrass performer, will show up on the occasion of your choosing and sing a song with personalized lyrics in an outfit from tux to Hawaiian shirt. Paul will also bring an 8 serving homemade dessert.
Date to be mutually agreed upon with the winner.

Sunnyhill's resident artist has done it again! She designed a beautiful botanical representation of our new UU Values. Her basket contains a framed 20"x20" poster, 1 ornament, 1 8"x8" framed print (magnetic back and hanging option), and stickers.

Artist Statement: "I drew a botanical version of the Love at the Center concept with a rainbow of flowers growing from the center as a representation of our living principles, and I chose early-70s-style design elements to evoke a time of social progress and change that mirrors our current era.

The flowers in this design were deliberately chosen: a red rose to remind us to center love, an orange tulip signifying Article 2's renewal of our shared values, a yellow dandelion for our resilience in trying times, a green carnation for queer identity, a blue morning glory representing respect for all living things, and the violet lavender to signify our own empowerment."

Fun fact: the UUA has contacted Claire to negotiate an exclusive license for her Love at the Center design!

Gather around for a magical morning of holiday spirit! Share the joy of the season by bringing an ornament (under $20) to exchange. Then Cori and Elizabeth will serve-up a light brunch with a specialty coffee bar, tea, and juice. There will be something for all dietary sensitivities. It takes place at Elizabeth's home, just around the corner from church.