Winner Takes All Raffle Preview

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Our 27th Annual Golf Outing may still be a month away but there’s plenty you can do to get ready for the May 11th event. Practice your backswing. Finalize your team members. Take a look at our Winner Takes All Raffle prizes, which are all conveniently listed below. One lucky winner will receive all of these prizes, valued at a total of $3,000!

If you see something you want you can order raffle tickets over the phone before the event and/or purchase tickets at the event. Tickets are $25 each and the drawing will be held May 11 between 6 and 8:30 p.m. If you can’t make it to the event or have to leave early that’s fine, you don’t need to be present to win.

All proceeds benefit Angela Hospice so the more tickets you buy will not only increase your chances of winning but help hospice patients as well. Only 500 tickets will be sold, so don't miss out on this opportunity!

To purchase tickets or for more information call (734) 464-7810. Tickets may also be purchased at the front desk at the Angela Hospice Care Center.

Red Hot Red Wings & Lovin’ the “D”
Two tickets to a Detroit Red Wings hockey game (2015-2016 season)
Post-game tour of the Detroit Red Wings locker room
Autographed “KRONWALLED” framed and matted print
$175 gift card to Iridescence restaurant at Motor City Casino

Ultimate Golfer’s Package
Round of golf with lunch for four at Meadowbrook Country Club 
in Northville, MI (mutually agreed upon date)
Round of golf for four at the Tiburon Golf Club at Ritz Carlton Golf Resort in Naples, FL
 Round of golf for two at Caberfae Peaks in Cadillac, MI
Round of golf for two at The Inn at St. John’s in Plymouth, MI

Summer Sizzling Fun
Outdoor fire pit and grilling accessories
Outdoor summer hammock
Volleyball/badminton set
Four admission certificates for Cedar Point 2015 season
Insulated cooler on wheels full of assorted summer libations
Two 3-D kites by X Kites, 75” Wasp and 67” Dragon

Thanks to all our Winner Takes All Raffle donors: 
  • Meadowbrook Country Club
  • Pro Sports Zone
  • Motor City Casino
  • Ritz Carlton Naples
  • Caberfae Peaks
  • The Inn at St. John’s
  • Meijer
  • Cedar Point
  • George Smrtka
  • Margaret Levine
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