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Campbell River-Opoly
Saturday, February 21, 2026
- Time
- 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
- Venue
- Painters Lodge, Campbell River, V9W 5Z8
- Price
- Various
Saturday, February 21st, Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North presents the 5th Annual Campbell River-Opoly Fundraiser at their new location at Painter’s Lodge in Cambell River.
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There are 18 tables of 6 players each. First, there will be cocktails & a buffet dinner before game play begins! Each table has its own board & will choose a banker to manage properties with the rest of the table players. At the end there are a ton of door prizes to hand out & the final winner gets their name engraved on the coveted trophy! There will also be a 50/50 draw & proceeds will equally benefit the Children’s Miracle network & habitat for humanity Vancouver Island North. If you are interested in donating a prize or would like additional information, contact RE/MAX Check Realty at 250-286-1187. For tickets & more information, visit Campbell River-Opoly.
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Venue
Painters Lodge
1625 McDonald Rd
Campbell River
V9W 5Z8
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