$10,000 cash giveaway!
posted on:
Oct '09
28
2:34pm
Only 200 tickets will be sold and one lucky winner will receive $10,000 cash!
When was the last time you stood at the counter of a convenient store in the throes of painful conflict: Should I give in to that nagging impulse and purchase that Powerball ticket??? The odds are slim, buuuuuut you never know.
And what are those mysterious odds? What are your actual chances of winning some “free money?” Allow me to enlighten you. Your chances of winning $100 from a Powerball ticket are 1 in 19,030. Your chances of winning $10,000 from Powerball are… drum roll…. 1 in 723,144! In the immortal words of Jim Carey, “So you’re saying there’s a chance……”
Well folks, we at the St. Tammany Humane Society present you with a chance to increase the odds dramatically while helping homeless dogs and cats. For $100, you can purchase a raffle ticket for the grand prize of $10,000. No more than 200 raffle tickets will be sold. What does this mean for you? Your odds of winning that $10,000 have just skyrocketed to an astounding 1 in 200! You have a greater chance of winning 10 grand than finding out your child is a genius (1 in 250). And we all know that your child is a genius.
All proceeds from raffle support your local St. Tammany Humane Society. So purchase a raffle ticket now, as the supply is limited and will go quickly. With the odds on your side and the money helping the homeless dogs and cats, this is certainly one risk that is worth the gamble.
The drawing will be held at our fall fundraiser Unleashed! “A Night on the Catwalk” on November 14, 2009. A minimum of 100 tickets must be sold for the raffle to take place and no more than 200 tickets will be sold. The prize will be treated as taxable income for federal and state taxes. It is against federal law to mail raffle tickets. Purchase tickets at STHS, by phone at 985-892-7387 or online at www.sthumane.org (tickets ordered by phone or on the website will be scanned & sent to purchaser by e-mail copy only). The winner gives permission for STHS to announce their name along with a photograph in related publicity following the drawing.
When was the last time you stood at the counter of a convenient store in the throes of painful conflict: Should I give in to that nagging impulse and purchase that Powerball ticket??? The odds are slim, buuuuuut you never know.
And what are those mysterious odds? What are your actual chances of winning some “free money?” Allow me to enlighten you. Your chances of winning $100 from a Powerball ticket are 1 in 19,030. Your chances of winning $10,000 from Powerball are… drum roll…. 1 in 723,144! In the immortal words of Jim Carey, “So you’re saying there’s a chance……”
Well folks, we at the St. Tammany Humane Society present you with a chance to increase the odds dramatically while helping homeless dogs and cats. For $100, you can purchase a raffle ticket for the grand prize of $10,000. No more than 200 raffle tickets will be sold. What does this mean for you? Your odds of winning that $10,000 have just skyrocketed to an astounding 1 in 200! You have a greater chance of winning 10 grand than finding out your child is a genius (1 in 250). And we all know that your child is a genius.
All proceeds from raffle support your local St. Tammany Humane Society. So purchase a raffle ticket now, as the supply is limited and will go quickly. With the odds on your side and the money helping the homeless dogs and cats, this is certainly one risk that is worth the gamble.
The drawing will be held at our fall fundraiser Unleashed! “A Night on the Catwalk” on November 14, 2009. A minimum of 100 tickets must be sold for the raffle to take place and no more than 200 tickets will be sold. The prize will be treated as taxable income for federal and state taxes. It is against federal law to mail raffle tickets. Purchase tickets at STHS, by phone at 985-892-7387 or online at www.sthumane.org (tickets ordered by phone or on the website will be scanned & sent to purchaser by e-mail copy only). The winner gives permission for STHS to announce their name along with a photograph in related publicity following the drawing.
