We’re raising the stakes with a special goal in mind – $35,000 for 35 years of excellence!
Picture this: a collection of 35 bottles of the finest bourbon known to connoisseurs. But wait, there’s more! Among these treasures are not one, but two elusive 12-year Pappy Van Winkle bottles, each valued at over $1,000!
Now, here’s where you come in. With just 700 tickets available at a mere $50 each, you have the chance to join us in reaching our ambitious goal. Your participation isn’t just about securing your chance to win a prized bourbon bottle; it’s about making a meaningful impact.
By grabbing your tickets now, you’re not only indulging in the thrill of potentially scoring an exceptional bottle of bourbon, but you’re also contributing to the legacy of our organization. Together, we’ll light the way for another 35 years and beyond, ensuring that our residents continue to receive the support they need.
So don’t delay! Secure your tickets, join the excitement, and let’s raise a glass to the next chapter of excellence. Cheers to 35 years, and here’s to many more to come!
All proceeds directly support the residents of Light of Hearts Villa. Must be 21 to enter. Winners will be drawn live on our Facebook page on Monday, September 30th at 2 PM. Winners will also be personally notified.
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