Jump start your fitness program at Better Bodies in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky when you activate your one month membership. Exclusively for new members, this offer includes group exercise classes, use of all fitness equipment, spinning classes, free childcare, and more. Apply this offer for the enrollment fee and first-month dues for a new family, couple or single membership, or upgrade to a Silverlake membership at the Ft. Mitchell location. You must redeem this offer by November 11, 2021.

Donor value is $88.

If you would like something a bit out of the ordinary, this pendant light may be just the thing. The flat, square shaped, 16-inch by 14- inch fixture is suspended from its canopy on an 18-inch metal cylinder, all in a rustic sienna color. Each of the two lights holds up to a 60-watt candelabra-based bulb, which is topped with a linen bell shade measuring 5 inches high and 5 inches wide at the base. The light is adorned with a faceted glass ball hanging from the center, as well as faceted teardrops on both lower arms. Some assembly of the pendant is required and several feet of wiring is included to make the lamp ready to be hardwired into your ceiling outlet. Item must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor value is $149.

This pair of whitewashed, wooden candlesticks stand 32 inches tall. The base has a 9 1/2 inch diameter and the top of each candlestick has an inset to hold a 4 inch diameter candle. The candlesticks have some noticeable cracks in the wood, but depending on where they are positioned the imperfections may not be objectionable. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available. Palette Studios, specializing in decorative and custom lighting for the past 100 years, is located just northeast of downtown Cincinnati in East Walnut Hills.

Donor value is $350.

Reminiscent of the Great Gatsby era, this colorful lithograph features two attractive women and a gentleman enjoying a summer day. "Summer Trio" was created and signed by Impressionist artist, Dick Lewis, and is number 376 of 400. The muted shades of pink, green, lavender and blue lend themselves to a variety of matting and framing options. The image dimensions are 17 inches by 24 inches. Overall dimensions of the print are 23 1/2 inches by 35 inches. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $350.

The Anasazi people lived in the southwestern area of the United States for over 1000 years. They were known for their richly adorned pottery, prominently illustrated in this signed, limited-edition print by Santa Fe artist, Jean Buchanan. Created in the 1980's, "Anasazi Legacy" depicts a vessel with signature designs in the foreground and indigenous people heading toward the pueblo in the background. This print, numbered 88 of 350, has desert-toned matting and a complementary wooden frame. Overall dimensions are 25 by 30 inches. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $500.

Add an elegant look to your front door or interior hallway with a pair of oval shaped scalloped wall sconces. The decorative carved arm holds a candle-like base for a 60-watt candelabra bulb, giving the impression of an antique style sconce found in older homes. Measuring 13 inches high by 9 inches wide, they protrude from the wall approximately 7 inches. With a pewter finish, they will fit most color schemes. There is no on-off switch on the lamps, so they require hardwiring to a wall switch. Sconces must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

For a chic, sophisticated look, go no further than this two-light bath fixture. The "Caress" features a polished, nickel-plated frame with layered glass diffusers to cast a glimmering light. An outer shade of clear water glass adds rich texture and playful reflections from a central etched-glass diffuser. The Caress light fixture measures 18 1/2 by 7 by 5 1/2 inches and comes with 60-watt candelabra based krypton bulbs. Donor A&S Electric Supply, an Erlanger-based company serving the Greater Cincinnati area since 1969, is a supplier of residential and commercial lighting, electric supplies, and electric hardware. Shipping is not available, so pick up this item at CET or ThinkTV.

Donor value is $232.

Get your new puppy or kitten off to a good start with an examination and vaccination from the folks at Lewis Animal Hospital. They have two locations: one in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati, and the other in Reading, a north central suburb of Cincinnati. This offer can be used by either new or existing clients. Certificate expires September 1, 2022.

Donor value is $50.

This collectible plate "Flower Girl of Provence" by famed American artist, Edna Hibel, is her first plate to be crafted on Hutschenreuther's distinguished porcelain. It was issued in 1977 with a limited release of 12,750 plates. The 13-inch diameter plate is securely mounted on a light yellow velveteen background in a painted wood frame. The fabric inset shows some minor humidity markings. Overall dimensions of this framed work are 17 inches square and 2- 1/4 inches deep. A catalog of some of Hibel's limited edition porcelain plates is included. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $50.

"Arrivee au Lac" is a seriolithograph of a 2015 painting by artist Duaiv. This colorful print of the French countryside is on archival paper and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Park West, with the registration number of 345377. The unframed print measures 7 inches by 8 1/2 inches. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $35.

The Jim Beam Stakes has been a featured race at the former Turfway Park racetrack in Florence, Kentucky for decades. This limited edition, unframed print shows four jockeys with their horses in the thick of pursuit toward glory. This 25 by 11-inch print is number 157 of 1,000 and is signed by the artist, J. Saylor. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $50.

The sea eagle is the largest bodied eagle in the world. It can weigh between 14 and 23 pounds and has a wingspan of 7 to 8 feet. This matted print of the stellar sea eagle, photographed at the Cincinnati Zoo, will fit an 11 x 14 inch frame. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $25.

John A. Ruthven painted these four adorable puppies exclusively for CET from 1998 through 2001 as part of the CET Ruthven Collector's Society. Only 500 off-set lithographs of each cherubic, lifelike puppy were available.

While each one is unique, Ruthven has shown all four as they would naturally be seen if they were with their sportsman masters. Nellie is sitting in a fishing creel awaiting a trip to the lake. Shiloh is chewing his master's shoe at the end of fishing season. Sparky is hidden among the duck decoys and camouflage gear. And Susie is resting on her master's hunting jacket with his sweater in her mouth.

A more detailed description of each print follows this group. Although not guaranteed a particular number, your complete set of 4 prints will all have the same number on each print. The unframed, 14 by 17.5 inch prints must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor value is $1200.

It's duck hunting season and Sparky, the Golden Retriever, blends in perfectly with the decoys and camouflage gear while waiting patiently to chase down a duck or two. John A. Ruthven, world renowned wildlife artist, has captured Sparky as well as the background in stunning detail, giving everything a lifelike appearance.

Sparky is Plate III of the Puppy Series, created exclusively for the CET Action Auction in 2000. Measuring 14 by 17.5 inches, the unframed offset lithograph is one of only 500. It is numbered and double signed by the artist.

Watch for three other prints from this series for a complete set. Shipping is not available, so pick up your print at CET or ThinkTV.

Donor value is $300.

The auburn leaves and tall, dried grass signify Fall and the end of fishing season. Shiloh, the Black Labrador Retriever, is sitting by the fishing pole and showing his desire to play by chewing on his master's shoelace. John A. Ruthven has given the print an almost lifelike quality, from the look on the puppy's face to the attention to detail in the fall scene surrounding Shiloh.

The offset lithograph from 1998 is Plate I of the Puppies Series created exclusively for CET. The 14 by 17 1/2 inch print, double signed by the artist is one of only 500. Watch for the other three in this series for a complete set. The print must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

It's spring. Nellie, the English Setter, is sitting in her owner's fishing creel holding the net, waiting for the first trip of the season. Dandelions in bloom and new vegetation create beautiful surroundings.

John A. Ruthven was noted for his ability to create realistic art, and this print is no exception. Nellie is Plate II of the Puppy Series, a set of four limited edition prints created exclusively for CET. This offset lithograph from 1999, numbered and signed by the artist, is one of only 500. Watch for the other three in this series for a complete set. The print must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

It's the end of a long hunting day and Springer Spaniel, Susie, is resting on her master's plaid hunting jacket, chewing on his scarf while sitting among the autumn leaves. With Ruthven's impeccable attention to detail, Susie appears to be staring at someone, waiting to be petted.

"Susie" is Plate IV of the Puppy Series, a set of four limited edition prints created exclusively for CET. The offset lithograph from 2001, one of 500, is numbered and double signed by the artist. Watch for the other three prints from this series for a complete set.

The unframed print, measuring 14 by 17 1/2 inches must be picked up at CET or Think TV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Dedicated in 1871, the Tyler Davidson Fountain or The Genius of Water is regarded as the City of Cincinnati's symbol and one of the area's most visited attractions as it sits as the centerpiece of fountain Square. Local artist, Tom Gaither, has captured this historic structure in a piece titled "Tyler Davidson Fountain". In this artist proof the fountain elegantly stands as the appearance of water rains down in the background.

The print is Plate Two of five of The Crown Jewels Collection created exclusively for the CET Action Auction in 2001. The 17 by 23 inch print is signed and numbered by the artist and only 30 artist proof prints were ever available. The unframed print must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor value is $100.

From the Ruthven Cherished Young Series, these offset, unframed lithographs were created exclusively for the CET Action Auction, dating 1994, 1995, and 1997. Each of the three lifelike prints in this set is a mama critter taking care of her offspring in the wild.

The skunk kits are eyeing a songbird sitting on a low branch. Raccoon cubs are fascinated by the Luna moth, while the squirrel kits are more interested in their meal. Plates II, III and IV are double-signed and numbered, and the set will be all the same print number.

For further information, see the individual prints. Each unframed print is 14.5 inches by 17 inches, with the skunks measuring 17 inches by 14.5 inches. Shipping is not available, so pick up your lithograph set at CET or ThinkTV.

Donor value is $900.

It's springtime in the forest, and although the leaves from the fall are still underfoot, the flowers are in full bloom. A mother skunk with her three kits in tow is approaching a songbird perched on a low branch. John A. Ruthven's attention to detail shows the curiosity of the kits and might make you worried about the poor bird. Family Outing Skunk Family was created in 1997 as Plate IV in The Cherished Young Series.

The unframed 17.5 by 14-inch offset lithograph is one of only 500 ever available. The series was created for the CET Ruthven Collector's Society and was first offered only through the Action Auction. Watch for Plates II and III for the complete available set. The print must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Mama squirrel is watching over her babies as they enjoy a meal of their prized acorns at the start of Spring. She appears to be coming right out of the painting. The flowers and leaves show promise of a new season and a great start for the young kits.

In his usual fashion, John A. Ruthven has created an artistic piece bringing to life everyday things around you. The offset lithograph from 1995 is Plate III of the Cherished Young Series, created exclusively for the CET Ruthven Collector's Society. Only 500 of the 14.5 by 17-inch unframed prints were made, and each is hand numbered and double signed by the artist. Watch for Plates II and IV of the Cherished Young Series. The print must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Mama and her three young raccoon cubs are gathered in a tree trunk staring fixedly at the graceful Luna moth fluttering nearby. The green leaves surrounding them give the impression of early spring as the raccoons make their way into the world.

John A. Ruthven, world renowned wildlife artist, created this offset lithograph exclusively for the CET Ruthven Collector Society. Only 500 prints of Plate II of the Cherished Young Series were ever produced. The 14 by 17-inch unframed print is double signed by the artist and numbered. Watch for Plates III and IV of the Cherished Young Series; Plate I is no longer available. The print must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV, as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Opened on December 1, 1866 and now on the National Register of Historic Places, the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge, at 1057 feet, spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Covington. One of the pylons as well as the suspension cables and deck of that bridge has been captured arising from the mist at either end by local artist Tom Gaither. The Ohio River is flowing under the bridge and birds can be seen in the distance. Created exclusively for the CET Action Auction in 2000, the print has been reproduced from a watercolor painting. The 23 by 17 ? inch unframed artist proof print is signed and numbered by the artist and is one of only 30 ever available to the public. This is Plate One of five of the Crown Jewels Collection and we have only one other artist proof. This print must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor Value is $100.

Created exclusively for the Action Auction from 2002 through 2005, the Songbirds of Ohio II Series illustrates the uncanny ability of John A. Ruthven to capture wildlife and their habitats in a truly lifelike manner. Each plate depicts a unique bird in a different season.

Plate I is Cedar Waxwings gathering food in winter. Plate II is Carolina Wrens lining their nest in the Spring. Autumn is the focus of Plate III, with Orchard Orioles sitting near sunflowers in bloom, and a Blackburnian Warbler is perched in summer near a large magnolia blossom in Plate IV.

A more detailed description of each print follows this group. Each print is double signed, and although not guaranteed a particular number, your set will have the same number on each print. The 13 1/2 by 17-inch to 14 by 19-inch unframed prints must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV; shipping is not available.

Donor value is $1200.

It's autumn, and these two Orchard Orioles are looking for their next meal. The brightly colored male is in hot pursuit of a bee, who is in the wrong place at the wrong time. The more muted female, sitting on a small branch, naturally blends in with the sunflowers.

John A. Ruthven, world renowned wildlife artist, created this beautiful offset lithograph exclusively for the Channel 48 Songbirds of Ohio Series II. The 14 by 19-inch print is double signed by the artist and numbered. Only 250 prints of Plate IV were ever produced. The unframed print must be picked up at CET or Think TV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

In true John A. Ruthven fashion, this Blackburnian Warbler seems to come to life against the dramatic dark green background of a bigleaf magnolia. He is looking off in the distance, apparently awaiting his next meal.

This very lifelike offset lithograph from 2004 is Plate III of the Channel 48 Songbirds of Ohio II series created exclusively for WCET. Only 250 prints were done and were only available through the Action Auction. Each print is double signed in the left hand corner, with the print number in the lower right. The 13 1/2 by 17-inch print is unframed and must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Perched atop an old wood fence, the small chunky Carolina Wren is accepting from her mate the last piece of straw to finish off their nest, preparing for the babies to come. Spring flowers are in full bloom while the remnants of winter wave in the foreground.

John A. Ruthven, noted for his very lifelike, Audubon style art, created this offset lithograph exclusively for CET as part of the Channel 48 Songbirds of Ohio Series II. Plate II is from 2003 and there were only 250 prints ever created.

The 13 1/2 by 17-inch unframed print is numbered and double signed, and must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Hunting for food on a winter day, these two Cedar Waxwings, with their resplendent colors, stand out against the snow-covered land surrounding the not yet frozen stream. The brightly colored berries make for easy pickings against the white background while trees are reflected in the waters of the stream.

Cedar Waxwings is Plate I of the Songbirds of Ohio Series II, created exclusively for CET by artist John A. Ruthven, best known for his ability to capture wildlife in its natural habitat and bring it to life on paper. The unframed 14 by 18.5-inch offset lithograph is double signed and numbered and one of only 500 ever created for the Action Auction. The print must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $300.

Are the towels around your home starting to look a little ragged? Do you need an extra set for that second bath? This set of four all-cotton towels is just for you! Made of 100% ring spun cotton and accented with a decorative border, the 29 by 54 inch towels are classic terry that stands up to even industrial laundering. Standard Textile, with one of their locations northeast of downtown Cincinnati, is one of the industry leaders providing linens and more for the healthcare and hospitality industries. Item must be picked up at CET or Think TV, shipping is not available.

Donor value is $60.00

Fall is fast approaching and what better way to spend an evening in front of a fire than with this cozy fleece timberline blanket. The white cover is 72 by 98 inches, a little larger than a twin size bed but slightly smaller than a double. Made of 100% polyester, it is machine washable and dryable. Manufactured for Standard Textile, the local leader in linens for both the medical and hospitality industries, the blanket should last for many years. The blanket must be picked up at CET or Think TV as shipping is not available.

Donor value is $40.

Start your Irish Dance adventure today! McGovern Irish Dance offers exceptional dance instruction for ages two to adult, from beginner to championship levels and everything in between.

While they take Irish Dancing seriously, students have fun at the same time. They strive to develop the self-esteem, confidence and Irish dance skills of each dancer in a positive and nurturing environment.

The certificate is for one class per week for a year for one dancer. It can be used at any of their three locations - on Linden Avenue not far from downtown Dayton, on Franklin Street near downtown Troy or in Lafayette, Indiana.

The certificate does not include any special classes, workshops, costuming or competition fees and is not valid for currently enrolled members of McGovern Irish Dance.

Live, laugh, love and have a lot of fun while getting some exercise and learning a new skill - Irish Dancing!

This certificate does not expire.

Donor value $480.

Add a refined look to your foyer or dining room, with this eight-armed chandelier. All arms are adorned with pressed metal leaves with a hand-finish of dark metal accented in verde green. Through the center of the chandelier are larger leaves while, the base of the arms and the top of the piece are covered with leaves that are also adorned with leaves.

This chandelier measures 18 inches across at its widest point and is 30 tall. Eight 'candles' are also covered by the same metal leaves. A 15 watt decorative chandelier bulb is needed for each to complete the appearance.

This chandelier will be a great addition to your home.

Donor value $550.

As you drive off the Anderson Ferry on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River, your view is of lush green pastures with the occasional 100 year old barn. Jim Farr has captured that view using oil on Masonite. In this piece, View From Anderson Ferry, the scene is almost photographic. The brush strokes in the sky suggest a cloudy day.

Farr is a Cincinnati-based painter graphic artist and illustrator. He is best known for his landscape paintings we well as his custom design work involving cars and motorcycles.

The 19 ½ by 24 inch painting is signed and is dated 11-30-12. If you are looking for a serene piece of artwork to adorn one of your wall, this is it.

Donor value is $500.

Preparing for the ACT can be challenging and the people at Sugarcreek Educational Concepts, in downtown Springboro, Ohio, are experts at guiding high school students to reach their full potential in each section of the test.

The certificate is for one five week course. The course includes a pre-test, five 2 hour classes, each covering a different area of the test and a post test. An ACT prep book as well as unlimited practice tests that will be provided and analyzed by one of the staff. A Study Planning Conference is provided and based on the student's test results, a study plan will be created to help set up a study calendar. Their goal is to develop each student's academic and study skills through creative, fun, data-driven instruction paired with on-going support to help each student achieve success and score higher on the ACT.

The certificate doesn't expire until September 2023 and the classes are offered several times a year so you have time to plan ahead.

Donor value $649.

If you have ever had to confront a bully, you know that self-control and confidence are critical. Grand Master Strickland will train your group of up to 200 people on how to deal single-handedly with bullying situations.

He is a ninth degree black belt in the Martial Arts, will either bring the session to your location within 100 miles of downtown Cincinnati or you can bring your group to his studio on Cincinnati's west side.

Ideal for students and teachers in grades four through eight, this course is 50-minutes with 10-minutes of questions and has been taught to thousands, young and old alike. He will teach how to stop bullying without the help of anyone else. You will learn why children (people) get bullied and how to turn a bully into an ally while doing role-playing skits, which are lots of, fun and easy to learn.

A variety of techniques are presented to handle verbal attacks, rumors and even cyber-bullying. You will come away from the course with increased self-confidence.

The course is available for, but not limited to, school classrooms, assemblies, staff training and youth organizations as well as older groups. The certificate for the course expires March 31, 2022.

Donor value: $500.

Planning ahead can make difficult end-of-life decisions easier for your family. Founded in 1921, Dayton Memorial Park and Mausoleum, located in Vandalia, north of downtown Dayton, was created to be a special sanctuary where families could memorialize their loved ones. From the stone bridge at the street entrance to the Abbey Mausoleum in the back, this 217 acre facility is the perfect final resting place for you and a loved one. Choose two adjoining plots in the picturesque park-like grounds and then entrust them to handle your future memorial needs quickly and efficiently. You may also arrange for a free consultation from their caring professionals to help guide you through your pre-planning decisions. This certificate for the adjoining plots expires September 11, 2022.

Donor value is $3,800.

"Pharaoh's Chariot Horses" is an American traditional design that comes from biblical times when horses were seen as a symbol of wealth, status, warfare and power. John Frederick Herring, the artist, was a member of an artistic family who specialized in sporting and animal subject matter. First painted and exhibited in 1848, "Pharaoh's Chariot Horses" alluded to their ancient and noble heritage. The work is a three head study of the gray Arabian stallion, Imaum, originally owned by Queen Victoria and later owned by the artist, J.F. Herring. Originally titled "Pharaoh's Chariot Horses", this was a very highly sought after and hard to locate piece of art. The 20 by 16 inch print, copyright by LM Johnson of Chicago, is in a 27 by 22 inch vintage, wooden scrollwork frame. Attesting to its age, there is minor cosmetic damage to the frame and print. Item must be picked up at CET or ThinkTV. Shipping is not available.

Donor value $1,500.