The "power meeting" would be in Apple's Cupertino campus and could run for an hour.

Cook and Jobs.

FORTUNE -- What do Tim Cook, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert DeNiro, Alex Trebek, Carrie Underwood, Jay Leno, Francis Ford Coppola and Peyton Manning have in common?

Beats me. But there they are together in a fund-raising press release issued Wednesday by the Robert F. Kennedy Center.

And those are just a few of the boldface names offering "intimate access" to the highest bidder as part of the center's Spring Auction for Human Rights.

"In an unprecedented donation," according to the release, "Apple CEO Tim Cook is offering the opportunity for a winning bidder and guest to join him for coffee at the Apple Headquarters in Cupertino, CA. The experience, valued at $50,000, marks the first time one-on-one access to Cook has been offered on the auction block."

Chalk this up as one of those things that never would have happened if Steve Jobs were still alive.

In any event, if you're really keen on chatting up Tim Cook, Charitybuzz is accepting bids between April 24 and May 14 at www.Charitybuzz.com/RFK.

As of 11 p.m. Wednesday, 48 contenders had bid the price up to $160,000 -- the top money maker so far. The next closest offer was a $7,500 for a chance to meet David Letterman. 

A word of warning: Cook is probably not going to spill the beans about Apple's (AAPL) future product plans, no matter how good the cause.

Below the fold: Some of the other auction highlights.

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