Want to ask Bill Clinton anything? Over a gourmet four-course meal?
Write the biggest check and you can have that very opportunity!
Beginning Monday on eBay, the ex-president is auctioning off a private dinner with himself for the top bidder and three friends, to be held at the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Ark. The proceeds will benefit the Clinton Foundation.
"I'm looking forward to showing the winner some of my favorite exhibits and enjoying dinner with them overlooking the Arkansas River," Clinton said.
"But more importantly, I look forward to the impact the winning bid will have on the work my Foundation does around the world."
The opening bid is $25,000, and bidding continues through December 2.
The evening with Clinton will include a four-course meal designed by award-winning chef Jacob Peck of Forty Two, the restaurant at the Clinton Presidential Center, named for the 42nd U.S. President, and a tour of the center.
The date of the dinner will be determined after the auction.
The money raised through the auction will support the Clinton Foundation's efforts to end poverty in the U.S. and around the world, fight childhood obesity, and provide HIV/AIDS medicines at more affordable prices to those who need them.
A worthy cause. Start bidding!
Write the biggest check and you can have that very opportunity!
Beginning Monday on eBay, the ex-president is auctioning off a private dinner with himself for the top bidder and three friends, to be held at the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Ark. The proceeds will benefit the Clinton Foundation.
"But more importantly, I look forward to the impact the winning bid will have on the work my Foundation does around the world."
The opening bid is $25,000, and bidding continues through December 2.
The evening with Clinton will include a four-course meal designed by award-winning chef Jacob Peck of Forty Two, the restaurant at the Clinton Presidential Center, named for the 42nd U.S. President, and a tour of the center.
The date of the dinner will be determined after the auction.
The money raised through the auction will support the Clinton Foundation's efforts to end poverty in the U.S. and around the world, fight childhood obesity, and provide HIV/AIDS medicines at more affordable prices to those who need them.
A worthy cause. Start bidding!
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