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  • She was gabbing and smiling as two men filled out raffle tickets.
  • Fred leaned back, as smug as a raffle winner.
  • Admission is by ticket only, £ 4 from the venue, which includes entry into the prize raffle.
  • Don't forget to buy your raffle tickets for a camera, worth £ 50.
  • Find out if they are doing a raffle (meaning they didn't get a lot), or a first come/first serve line (got adequate quantities), or doing nothing (didn't get any/just selling games).
  • As well as the clubs regalia, they could also check out the items that were to be sold in the auction and raffle.
  • Strawberries & cream, stalls, home made cakes and famous cheese scones, raffle, tombola, children's stalls.
  • Richard Foss, Father Christmas draws the winning raffle ticket at Christmas Festival of Local Foods.
  • A range of stalls and activities, including the ever-popular tombola, crazy golf, refreshments and the prize raffle raised almost £ 600.
  • They are planning to sell quiz sheets to have a parents evening with raffle.
  • A Raffle Ann is running a small raffle for 10 friends.
  • Do n't forget to buy your raffle tickets for a camera, worth £ 50.
  • Raffle Winners 2004 The 2005 Raffle raised over £ 6000 !
  • Tsunami appeal All raffle proceeds in excess of £ 160 were donated to the Tsunami appeal.
  • Skill rather than spoken either face-to-face raffle drawings for need to get.
  • Strawberries & cream, stalls, home made cakes and famous cheese scones, raffle, tombola, children 's stalls.
  • Sell the raffle tickets to passers by at your ' send-off ' party to squeeze some last minute cash out of the public.
  • In addition we have hundreds of raffle and tombola prizes and I shall run a mini auction of rare whiskies.
  • Points can be redeemed for cash, products or raffle tickets for larger prizes.
  • Buy things from Tom Nook and he will give you raffle tickets.
  • Instead of entrance tickets, consider selling raffle tickets to win prizes that have been donated by area businesses.
  • For example, most people will find it much easier to sell $5 raffle tickets to their co-workers and neighbors than to sell tickets for a drawdown even that are $100 each.
  • Selling raffle tickets can be a good way to raise money, particularly if you hold the raffle in conjunction with another event.
  • If you can solicit items or services from donors, you can raffle off the items and keep the money earned from selling tickets.
  • Some ideas include a silent or live auction or a chinese raffle.
  • Any type of event, from a bake sale to a large-scale concert, will benefit from a raffle.
  • Raffles usually consist of a prize or a sum of money offered in a lottery, which is contingent upon a group of people buying raffle tickets.
  • Oftentimes, you may find companies that will donate prizes for a raffle due simply to the free advertising they will receive at the event.
  • Otherwise, you can do a 50/50 raffle-the more money put into the raffle, the more the winner will make.
  • A grand prize raffle of a gown, limo for prom, etc. can also be part of the event.
  • Items such as apparel, flowers, pies, candy, or raffle tickets can be sold to raise money for your cause.
  • Another fundraiser that has no upfront cost is a raffle.
  • Sell tickets for the raffle and the proceeds are all profit for your cause.
  • For example, events may be formal such as a sit-down dinner or informal such as a raffle.
  • Straying away from the tired bake sale or boring raffle is just the beginning.
  • Holding a raffle is a quick and easy way to raise money for your team.
  • For example, you can raffle off a prize that has been donated by a local business.
  • Gift certificates, tickets to an event or an item such as a television all make popular raffle prizes.
  • The raffle winner gets half of the money that as collected from the raffle and the other half of the money goes to the soccer team.
  • Often times, the goal is to raise money for a charity so either spectators will be charged a nominal fee to see the entertainment, or there would be a raffle.
  • While holding a large roll of raffle tickets, stand in front of the room.
  • Every time a guest asks a question, they earn a raffle ticket.
  • After the end of the question and answer session, draw the raffle, and reward guests with three to four prizes.
  • They then decided to sell raffle tickets, with the winner getting the home.
  • Cynthia had volunteered a couple of hours selling tickets for the Ouray Chamber's Jeep raffle.
  • The raffle of a new Jeep was an annual fund-raising activity that gleaned a substantial portion of the Chamber of Commerce's yearly budget.
  • Mrs Goode commented, ' I've only ever won a bottle of wine in a raffle so I'm utterly amazed!
  • Raffle tickets for the cricket club were distributed free of charge at the meeting (or attached to these minutes for paid members ).
  • A well organized raffle can bring in funds of £ 1000 or over!
  • The stores held a special raffle for the appeal, raising more than £ 3,000 in the process.
  • Support a fundraising event by donating a special raffle or auction prize?
  • Tom Sewell asks Britain's tallest man to draw the raffle Click on image to enlarge.
  • Well done to MPS member Caroline Hartley for winning the raffle.
  • A raffle Ann is running a small raffle for 10 friends.
  • We had a pumpkin carving competition and grand raffle, as well as hot dogs and toffee apples to eat.
  • This was bought from the proceeds of a monthly raffle with prizes of books.
  • As well as the usual raffle, there will be a children's raffle @ 5p ticket.
  • Raffle winners 2004 The 2005 raffle winners 2004 The 2005 Raffle raised over £ 6000!
  • The program also contains a raffle ticket for the grand raffle draw.
  • Now he is holding a charity raffle at the Kings Head, Woodbridge, on Saturday December 17.
  • We also held a raffle with the proceeds going to ACE.
  • A well organized raffle can bring in funds of £ 1000 or over !
  • Tom Sewell asks Britain 's tallest man to draw the raffle Click on image to enlarge.
  • As well as the usual raffle, there will be a children 's raffle @ 5p ticket.
  • Raffle off a large item by selling tickets.
  • Small, inexpensive prizes can be given as well as a grand prize raffle item.
  • We have a raffle every week and sell tickets at the snack bar and on the floor when going around checking entry tickets.
  • Another popular option is to hold a "split the pot" raffle, where half of the money raised from the ticket sales goes to the winner and the other half stays with the organization.
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