This beautiful home located in Sisters, Oregon, a western-themed town, is at the foothill of the Oregon Cascade Mountains about 3 hours southeast of Portland. The Porter home is in the Tollgate Subdivision in the Deschutes National Forest. The home has access to a large pool, tennis and pickle ball courts, and hiking and biking trails that lead to Natures’ Adventures for your one week stay. Nearby the beautiful Metolius River and multiple mountain lakes provide great fishing and water sports. Bend, Oregon, twenty minutes away offers float trips down the Deschutes River through the town in the summer. While skiing is available at nearby Mt. Bachelor and Hoodoo Ski Resorts in the winter. Wineries and breweries are plentiful in the region and must definitely be enjoyed.

Value: $3500

Donated by: Marty and Bill Porter

Southwest Airline miles donated by: Porter Funeral Home courtesy of Rick Wiseman & Bill Porter

Charleston is a picture of Southern antebellum grandeur, rich in history and a vibrant culinary and artistic scene. It is often considered the cultural capitol of the South. After a day of exploring, you will relax at The Wentworth Mansion, located in the heart of Charleston’s historic district. It dates back to 1865 and served as the home of a cotton magnate before being renovated into a hotel in 1997. Your stay includes 3 nights with a daily full breakfast, afternoon snacks and wine, whirlpool tubs in each room, free soft drinks and bottled water, nightly housemade chocolates and evening port, sherry and brandy. You will enjoy a tour of your choice with Old Southern Carriage Company. And a day wouldn’t be complete without a delicious dinner at Grill 225, Charleston’s Premier Steakhouse, serving prime beef and fresh local seafood. The package includes Southwest Airline miles worth $750.

Value: $2,080

Donated by: Michelle and Doug Niedens and Friends of The Mission Project
Southwest Airline miles donated by: Chris Kuehl

Own a one-of-a-kind piece of art created by local artist and Mission Project Participant Sawyer Niedens. “This design shows the importance of layers in making a piece unique. Even when something is monochromatic, it is the shapes and individual elements that define the design. I think that is true for people too. We can look similar, we can have some of the same thoughts, we can have common interests, but we are each unique and should be looked at as individual works of art.”

Value: Priceless.

Are you a fan of Major League Soccer? Own a unique piece of sports memorabilia that will be the envy of all your friends. Thanks to goalkeeper Tim Melia, we will be auctioning a Sporting KC Jersey autographed by the entire team!

Value: $1,500