Sizzlin' Spring Raffle Preview

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With just a few more weeks until our annual women’s event, Laughter Lifts You Up, take a glance at our Sizzlin’ Spring Raffle prizes. First prize is valued at over $1,000, second prize is valued at over $500, and our 12 remaining raffle prizes are all worth at least $100.

See something you really, really want? Be sure to order some raffle tickets over the phone or stop by the Angela Hospice Care Center reception desk to pick some up. You will also be able to purchase them at the event. If you have an early morning the next day don’t worry, you don’t need to be present to win.

Tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10. If you have any questions please contact Angela Hospice Events Coordinator, Helen Balmforth, at (734) 953-6045 or email hbalmforth@angelahospice.net.

Grand Prize: Outdoor Fun-Patio Set Spectacular

2 loveseat gliders; 1 end table; 1 Treasure Garden 9’ Push Button Umbrella; 4 indoor/outdoor pillows; fire pit; summer platters; wine

Steppin’ into Spring with Class and Sparkle:

First Oriental Therapy Center Lipo body contouring gift certificate; green necklace scarf; 18" Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver Chain w/Rhodium plated Sterling Silver Pendant Cubic Zirconia's and Jewelry Cleaner; assorted basket of wine, cheeses, and pastas (not pictured); Vera Bradley Priscilla Pink crossbody bag; aviator sunglasses

Catching Some Rays:

Vera Bradley Sunglasses from Attractive Eyewear with a Venetian Paisley print case

Black & White is Always a Summer Classic:

Tommy Hilfiger black and white purse; Helzberg Diamonds Heart Shaped Pendant Necklace with Diamonds; black/white infinity loop scarf; jeweled sunglasses in black jeweled case

Pink and Purple:

Olivia & Joy fuchsia purse; all cotton batik homemade quilt 56” X 56;” beaded necklace; floral print spring scarf

Saugatuck Summer Getaway:

$100 gift certificate to the Kingsley House Bed and Breakfast Inn (located in Fennville, MI, near Saugatuck); Thirty-One Euro straw tote; detox foot bath gift certificate; aviator sunglasses; summer straw floppy hat

Summer Bright Delight:

Mar Y Sol yellow purse; flower of the month gift certificate from Merri-Craft Florist in Livonia; aviator sunglasses; jeweled necklace; wine napkins

You Can’t Go Wrong with Coach:

Teal blue leather Coach purse; Ralph Lauren infinity scarf; beaded necklace;sunglasses; wine napkins

Coach Purse Class:

Purple leather Coach purse; light blue/lavender infinity scarf; earrings

Wine Tasting in Style:

6 bottle in-home or business wine tasting for up to 18 people with qualified wine advisor for 2 hours; 1 bottle of Rose “N” Blum Pink Moscato;  Vera Bradley Purse featuring the Moons Blooms pattern; pink earrings

Vera Does It Again:

Basket of Vera Bradley items

Spring Is All About The Shoes:

Betsey Johnson heart necklace and 2 sets of earrings (silver tear drops and rhinestone studs); coupon from Lorla’s Women’s Shoes and Accessories for a guaranteed hostess credit to be used at your scheduled Shoe Party; aviator sunglasses

Pampered in Pink:

1 Vera Bradley purse in Pinks Swirls pattern; detox foot bath gift certificate; pink jeweled necklace; Nibble & Nuts candy platter

White Spring Sophistication:

Coach chalk purse and clutch wallet; aviator sunglasses; white jeweled necklace with matching earrings

Thanks to all our Sizzlin' Spring Raffle donors: Ken & Carol Jacobs from Patio Plus, Kate Uberti, Golden Gifts, Laurel Manor, Barbara Somerton, First Oriental Therapy/Lucy Li, Attractive Eyewear, Deborah A. Rais, Helen Balmforth, Lisa Norton, Margot Parr, Cheryl Williams, Kingsley House Bed and Breakfast Inn owner Chris Brzys, Merri-Craft Florist, Wines for Humanity, Grace Adams, Joan Harold, Michelle Kalous, Georgia Scappaticci, Nibbles & Nuts, and Peggy Cummins-Polinski.

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