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Child Advocacy Centre supporters competing for Flames and Oilers prizes this weekend
Central Alberta Child Advocacy 2019 Dream Home Lottery Battle of Alberta Event
Support your team and a great cause this weekend by purchasing tickets to Central Alberta’s largest Dream Home Lottery!
We invite you to join us for our second 3 day “Battle of Alberta” event, starting today, Friday February 22nd! Oilers won the last one, who will take this one – Oilers or Flames?! Decide whose team you’re on and enter your ballot for that team to show your support and see who gets the most votes! One ballot will be given for each ticket package purchased directly at the house this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Ballots in for the Calgary Flames have a chance to win an autographed Giordano Jersey, and ballots in for the Edmonton Oilers have a chance to win an autographed Russell Jersey. As an additional draw this time around, if you spend $100 or more you are entered in to win a pair of Calgary Flames Luxury Box Tickets (3 sets to win) donated by Deerfoot Inn and Casino! The draw will take place Sunday, February 24th at 5pm and the winners will be notified.
We will be joined by local radio stations all weekend long: Friday 22nd – Sunny 94 FM, Saturday 23rd – Real Country 95.5FM from 1-5pm, and Sunday 24th – Z98.9FM on location from 1-5pm.
Complimentary BBQ will be held on Saturday, February 23rd from 1-4pm. The BBQ has been generously donated by several community supporters, which includes; hamburgers and smokies by Nossack Fine Meats, buns from Cobs Bread Bakery Southpointe, and the BBQ by TBS The Team and Corporate Store.
Visit the Dream Home at 57 Larratt Close, Red Deer for your chance to buy tickets for the Dream Home and the Battle of Alberta! Tickets start at just $35 with over $1.8 Million in prizes to be won! To purchase tickets online or for more information visit our lottery website: cacaclottery.ca or call: 1-833-475-4402
Proceeds from the Dream Home Lottery will be in support of the Central Alberta Child Advocacy Centre. Every ticket sold supports the CACAC and is an investment in the promise and possibility of a healthy future for our children and our community.
For additional information contact: Mark Jones, CEO, 587-272-2233, or email [email protected].
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