September 6, 2019
It’s that time of year again. Our Northern Health Foundation major raffle launched yesterday and this year it’s bigger and better than ever!
This year, funds raised from the raffle will support the purchase of additional emergency accommodation for patient families who travel from rural and regional Victoria to be close to their loved ones receiving treatment at Northern Hospital Epping.
With the amazing support from major partners, Maxxia and Freemason’s Victoria, the Foundation aim to raise $120,000 to support the second emergency accommodation project.
Northern Health Foundation Director, Yvonne Amos, said, “We are excited to be launching this year’s raffle with some amazing prizes on offer including a Hyundai Kona SUV and a trip for two to Cairns. Funds raised support projects that help improve patient care and this year is no exception.”
Those who purchase tickets before 11 October 2019 will also go in the running to win a $500 Coles-Myer Gift Card as part of the early bird draw.
Tickets are just $50 each or 3 for $100 and you have the chance of winning the following great prizes:
First prize: Hyundai Kona including all on road costs. The Kona is a powerful compact SUV with premium interior, six airbags and a rear view camera. You can check out the brand new Hyundai Kona on display in the foyer of Northern Hospital Epping.
Second prize: Helloworld Travel Trip for two to Cairns including five nights’ accommodation, breakfast and airfares.
Third prize: Samsung 50″ 4k UHD Smart LED Television.
Fourth prize: Mantra Epping Voucher including one night accommodation, two course dinner and full buffet breakfast for two people.
Early bird prize: Purchase your tickets before 11 October to enter into the running to win a $500 Coles-Myer Gift Card.
“Our sincere thanks to Maxxia, our major supporter, who have generously donated the Hyundai Kona, and to Freemason’s Victoria who will match funds raised,” Yvonne Amos said.
To purchase your tickets, please click here. Tickets can also be purchased in the Northern Hospital foyer where the Hyundai Kona is on display.
