Jodie Atkins (left) along with the North Shore's own Heather MacKenzie (right) are two of the founding directors.

North Van's Al and Jan Leonard came out to show their support.

Bronwen Gouws (left) and her mom Joan had front row seats for the auction.

West Vancouver's Matthew and Madelyne Mackenzie came out to help their daughter Heather with all the arrangements.

Keith Donegani had his doubts about letting girlfriend Jennifer Wolfe bid on a bachelor.

Camille (left) and Linda Lawson are a great mother/daughter team from the North Shore.

BCTV's Jill Krop (left) and VTV's Coleen Christie have known each other for years. They were great emcees and really got the crowd cheering.

Cinderella Project co-founder Cheryl Otto looked very glamorous in an strapless black and white dress complete with long evening gloves.

A doctor, dentist and financier. These young bachelors were ready to take the catwalk. From left: Juan Ubeda, Scott Pentecost and Sasha Smiljanic.

Susanna Li could hardly believe what bachelor Brian Green did on stage to raise bids. I can't tell you either, but let's just say he was a little cheeky.

Executive committee member Christina Sears gave bachelor Kelly Alm a big kiss for participating. Kelly and his date are going out for a night at the Grizzlies.

The big bedroom eyes of bachelor Kal Patel made him a good bid. One lucky lady paid over $300 for a spa and wine tasting date with him.

Balthazar co-owner Kyra Williams had men following her everywhere, including volunteer organizer David Savage.