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Car raffle to raise funds for slain officer’s family
A 2011 ZR1 Corvette will be raffled to raise money for the family of a Taylor police officer killed in the line of duty. Each ticket costs $ 100. Proceeds expected to reach $ 75,000 to $ 85,000 will be donated to the Matthew Edwards Trust Fund.
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Weekendist: Scottish dancing, Car racing and Bears
The weekend is here, hallelujah! For many, this weekend will be heavily focussed on Thanksgiving! Whether that’s taking advantage of all of the offers in the bars and restaurants, staying at home ‘Skype’-ing your loved ones, or chowing down on a Turkey sub from Subway, we’re sure there’s going to be some Thanksgiving influence in there. If you don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, or if you do but you …
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Fundraiser for Cancer Research is Sunday
Aurora resident Katie Lenihan is currently preparing to run a half-marathon. Her preparations don’t just include physical training, they include raising funds. Lenihan is taking Roswell Park Cancer Institute’s Team Cure Challenge, and is collecting money for cancer research in advance of a half-marathon in Orlando in January. To that end, she will hold a fundraising event at Tony Rome’s Globe …
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If I am trying to raise funds for a charity and have a high priced item to raffle off, like a car or a Harley Davidson motorcycle, is it best to sell a lesser amount of higher priced tickets (say 500 at $100 each) or a greater amount of lesser priced tickets (say 1000 $50 tickets) ? Or is there a better alternative than either of these ? Thanks.