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Exeter area news briefs
The Newfields Parent Teacher Organization (NPTO) is pleased to announce that the Stratham-Newfields Veterinary Hospital has made a significant donation to the NPTO. In all, $ 1,300 was donated.
Read more on Exeter News-Letter

Food drive kicks off holiday season
Zip It Postal Auction Center, in correlation with the Rug Doctor, is hosting a Holiday Kick-off event to benefit the Little Elm Area Food Bank on Saturday, Nov. 13. The event starts at 9 a.m. and will run until 2 p.m. at the center, located at 2765 East Eldorado Parkway.
Read more on The Little Elm Journal

Humane Society to host open house
With the holidays fast approaching, the Central Nebraska Humane Society would like people to stop and reflect on the gifts pets bring to their lives.
Read more on Grand Island Independent

Ok, so my brother-in-law “won” this raffle he says in a drawing that had at the mall. I dont know the details yet but he says it’s to Flordia or Las Vagas. You have to pay 500 bucks but hen your hotel and a rental car are free. I think you even have to pay for your own plane ticket. So far doesn’t sound like a great deal to me, let alone free. He doesn’t have the money to go so he offered it to me and my husband. I was talking to someone at work and they think that maybe it’s one of those time share things. IDK yet, I have to get the details still. Anyone know anthing about something like this or about those time share deals. It doesn’t seem right to me, but like I said I haven’t looked at the details yet. If it’s legite I would love to go (me and my husband of 5 years still need a honeymoon). Any info would be appreciated.

i am suppose to sell raffle tickets tomorrow they are 2 bucks a piece and they are going to have a drawing in may for the prize, which is a 1985 zimmer…it is a classic car for those of you who do not know. the proceeds go to an african american church… you think i will be able to sell these??? like is that type of car popular enough to draw people to buy the tickets? and i also was wondering if you have to get permission or pay anything to set up like outside of a walmart??
okay for the ass that replied to my question. first of all dude i am not even the person with the car. its like a job for me, i sell the tickets for someone else………the benefits go to the church, i know nothing of the church because i just got the freaking job today. It was a simple question that needed a simple answer… i am NOT in charge of ANYTHING…so stop being a tool or i will report this answer as f n abuse….

Okay so as a fundraiser for my school’s orchestra program, we are selling $10 raffle tickets in which the grand prize is a car. One way for us to sell the tickets is at our varsity football games on friday nights by just walking around near the concession stands, entrances, etc.

I was wondering, Is there any rules prohibiting me from doing this at the school my cousin goes to during one of their varsity football games?

So long story short, my question is What are the laws/regulations about selling things at a varsity level high school football game?

I came up with a brilliant idea that is like ebay but with raffle tickets. The reason why I am putting it on here is because everyone told me I could not develop the site over gambling issues. This idea will give a chance for someone to win an item on a website for the price of a raffle ticket and it will give the person raffling the item a chance to make more money through the raffle tickets sold than the item is actually worth. If 5000 people around the world buy a raffle ticket for a home at 300.00 per ticket the person raffling the home will get $1,500,000.00 for a home thats only worth 500,000.00 this is just an example. This website can raffle anything from cars to homes to furniture etc… but does anyone know how I can put it to market without the legal issues of running such site?
This idea is in currently in the hands of a patent attorney that specializes in business ideas.

My father wants to do a raffle. The prize will be a car and he wants to sell the tickets for $10 each but my boyfriend says that it is illegal. That only churches can do raffles like this. Is this correct?

Like say for something expensive like a brand new car.

Example: I have a 2006 vehicle. I can not make the payments and I want to sell it. Can I put it on ebay for $100 a ticket, and sell 200 tickets, and then the winner gets the car?

I am organizing a raffle, we are trying to figure out what to raffle off. We have $250 to work with. My thought was to get a nice grill (I found a $400 grill on sale for $250), but some people think it would be better to get a gift certificate for $250 to some store.
Now, I think, yes, a gift certificate is a nice idea, but contests don’t give away gift certificates. You don’t see “Win a gift certificate to this auto dealer” you see “win a CAR!”. Why? I think because an ITEM is tangible & exciting, and really seems like alot more than a gift certificate.
The idea is to sell as many tickets as we can.
What are your thoughts?