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‘Win For Women’ Online 50/50 Raffle Fundraiser
Runs until Thursday, February 29, 2024 (See all dates)
- Time
- 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
- Price
- various
The Campbell River & North Island Transition Society presents ‘Win for Women’, an online 50/50 Raffle Fundraiser!
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We all win when women & their children are empowered to create change through the supports & services provided by the Campbell River & North Island Transition Society. Tickets are $2 each, 7-ticket packs are $10, 18-ticket packs are $25, while 50-ticket packs are $50. The total is up to ($25 check link below), deadline to buy is February 28th, they’ll do the draw February 29th at 1pm. For tickets, go to Win for Women.
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Dates
The event runs from 12:00 AM to 12:00 AM on the following dates.
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- January 4th
- January 5th
- January 6th
- January 7th
- January 8th
- January 9th
- January 10th
- January 11th
- January 12th
- January 13th
- January 14th
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- January 20th
- January 21st
- January 22nd
- January 23rd
- January 24th
- January 25th
- January 26th
- January 27th
- January 28th
- January 29th
- January 30th
- January 31st
- February 1st
- February 2nd
- February 3rd
- February 4th
- February 5th
- February 6th
- February 7th
- February 8th
- February 9th
- February 10th
- February 11th
- February 12th
- February 13th
- February 14th
- February 15th
- February 16th
- February 17th
- February 18th
- February 19th
- February 20th
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- February 22nd
- February 23rd
- February 24th
- February 25th
- February 26th
- February 27th
- February 28th
- February 29th
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