$2,000 Voucher generously donated by Gambaro for Black Hide Restaurant at Queens Wharf.
Voucher to be redeemed by 24/2/2028 | Is subject to availability and not valid with any other offer or gift voucher | Not redeemable for cash | Can not be replaced if lost or stolen | No change if given for any balance that remains on the gift voucher | Maximum of 2 transactions/visits per gift voucher

The Persian Carpet
The colours of this quilt reflect an old and beautifully crafted antique carpet from a bazaar in the middle of an ancient and exotic old city. The quilt is King Sized.

$200 voucher generously donated by Meat at Billy's and Lexus Hamper valued at $400
Meat at Billy's voucher is valid for in store purchases only | Must be redeemed in full | Can not be redeemed for cash |Expires 25/06/2028

Paul Potter Landscapes has generously donated a wheelbarrow filled with gardening implements valued at $1,000 to help you your own medal worthy garden. Watch out the Chelsea Garden Show!
Voucher valid until 1/01/2028

Bat #1 is signed by the English 1994 – 1995 test team that played in the Ashes series in Australia
Bat #2 is signed by the 1988 Australian team

$5,000 fashion voucher generously donated by Alex Perry. Unlock your inner fashionista and spend up on a new luxury wardrobe!
Voucher valid until 31/12/2025

A Dolphins signed jersey by the 2025 team with four Platinum tickets to the Dolphins vs Cowboys on 17 July at Suncorp Stadium

$500 voucher generously donated by KC Dry Cleaning

KC Dry Cleaning prepares each store’s daily orders at its modern centralised facilities. As all garments are cleaned at the same location, consistency of quality is guaranteed! Furthermore, we use all the latest technology and environmentally friendly processes and systems, ensuring that all garments are cleaned to the highest environmental standards available. 

This voucher has been donated to the AEIOU Foundation to assist in their fund raising Gala in June 2025. It may be claimed at this time only. If the prize is not claimed it should be returned to KC Dry Cleaning. This voucher is valid for use toward standard dry cleaning services only, is not transferable and is not redeemable for cash. Voucher valid until 1/01/2028.

Fractal
Sometimes all the pieces are there and these pieces fall in the correct place but the connections don't seem to make it through. This pattern is a metaphor of the way someone with autism can see the world. God bless all who are affected by this spectrum of disorders, Jennifer the Quilter. 
The quilt is Queen Sized.

$3,000 NIOA voucher for 6 people including catering, facility tour and shooting experience at the NIOA indoor range.
Included is an Akurba signed by Hon Bob Katter MP
Shooting range voucher valid until 1/1/2028

Bluey pack consisting of a wheely travel case, Hide and Seek game, two Bluey books and an activity book 

Jersey #4 / 60 kindly donated by Westpac, 2024 Blue’s team jersey sponsor

Craggy Range is a family-owned winery established in 1998 and situated in the shadow of the spectacular Te Mata Peak in the premium wine growing area of Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. They have been long term supporters of AEIOU Foundation and have generously donated the wines for the Gala Ball.

Mixed case of 6 bottles of Craggy Range Sauvignon Blanc wine and 6 bottles of Craggy Range red wine

4 x tickets to the Centreline Club, the Dolphin's premium hospitality function room.

You can choose to attend one of the following matches:
- Round 20 - Dolphins vs Cowboys - 17th July
-  Round 23 - Dolphins vs Roosters - 9th August
- Round 26 - Dolphins vs Titans - 31st August

Centreline Club is the pinnacle of hospitality at Suncorp Stadium located on Halfway between the 30metre Lines. Your tickets include luxury reserved padded seats with access to the expansive lounge and networking space, and a 3 1/2 hour premium beverage package including spirits.

Black and white etching from Picasso's "Grace and Movement" portfolio. Signed in the plate by Picasso from a very small edition of only 300. Soon after he became famous, Picasso was led by the impresarios Jean Cocteau and Sergei Diaghilev into the world of ballet where worked intensively with the renowned "Ballets Russes" (Russian Ballet). It was through this association that he met and married the Russian dancer Olga Khokhlova. In "Grace and Movement" Picasso uses a gentle line to create a visual diary of dancers in both motion and rest.

Colour lithograph from Dali’s "Les Chevaux de Dali" portfolio. Dali returned time and again to the horse theme throughout his long career. It’s beauty of line and form, and its natural symbolism of raw animal power and elegance were natural attractions for him. Fully aware of the symbiotic relationship of the horse to man and its enormous contribution to human culture in terms of mobility and productivity, Dali considered this unique animal a perfect launching point for his prodigious imagination. 

Colour lithograph from Miro's "Lithographe I" portfolio. Regarded as one of the most influential 20th century artists, Miro's work continues to be among the more desirable with fine art collectors. Each piece in this portfolio maintains Miro's tradition of visual symbolic language; conjuring primary colours and form transformations that stir each viewer differently.

Colour lithograph after paper cut-out and gouache from Matisse's "Les Dernieres Oeuvres de Matisse" portfolio. In his late sixties, when ill health first prevented Matisse from painting, he began to cut into painted paper with scissors to make drafts for a number of commissions. In time, Matisse chose cut-outs over painting, and he had invented a new medium in combining the method with lithography. 

Colour lithograph from Picasso's "Human Comedy" series. In the "Human Comedy", Picasso depicts himself as the circus leader, the king, the painter and the adored clown. The series was an exploration of the dichotomies of man/woman, self/other, and vitality/mortality. What unfolds is the artist's struggle not only with the impossibility of representing the model on canvas, but also with the inevitability of his own death. Dated in the plate. 

Colour woodblock engraving from Dali's “Divine Comedy” suite. The suite contains incredible imagery ranging from the grotesque to the sublime as our artist follows Dante from the deepest circles of Hell, up the mountain of Purgatory, and into heavenly Paradise. Dali himself thought this suite to be one of the most important of his career and it is considered by many today to be his most incredible and notable work.