"Winner Takes All" Raffle

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If you haven't heard, we've got an excellent raffle going on right now. The drawing will take place June 12, 2017, at our Annual Golf Outing, but you don't have to be present to win. Of course if you are present, that's all the more fun!

Here are the details of the prize packages that will all go to one very lucky winner:

$500 Cash


$500 in Gift Cards

  • Panera Bread - $50
  • Twelve Oaks Mall - $150
  • Red Robin - $30
  • J. Alexander’s - $75
  • Visa Gift Card - $25
  • Speedway Gas - $100
  • Applebee’s - $30
  • McDonald’s - $20
  • Tim Horton’s - $20

Two tickets to each of these Angela Hospice events:

  • Walk of Remembrance, September 16, 2017
  • Light Up A Life Gala , October 27, 2017, at Laurel Manor 
  • Laughter Lifts You Up women’s comedy event, February 2018


Golf Packages:

  • Western Golf and Country Club Round of golf for four. Mutually agreed upon date.
  • Black Bear Golf Club Near Gaylord, MI. Round of golf for four. Cart fee is $10 per player, valid after 1 p.m.
  • Treetops Resort Near Gaylord, MI. Round of golf for four. Valid weekdays only, cart fee is $25.
  • Grand Traverse Resort and Spa Round of golf for four. Valid Sun. after noon, or Mon.-Thu. any time.


Detroit Getaway

  • Double Tree Hilton Downtown One night stay at the Downtown Detroit-Fort Shelby location, including complimentary valet parking for one vehicle. Advance reservations required, subject to availability.
  • Four Detroit Tigers Tickets Sunday, Aug. 13, 1 p.m. game vs. Minnesota Twins, lower level seats, Section 139, Row 18.

Only 500 tickets will be sold for this raffle, and all proceeds will benefit Angela Hospice's charitable program. To get your tickets for $25 each, call the Angela Hospice Development Office at (734) 464-7810 or visit our Care Center lobby between 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. weekdays, or 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekends. Good luck!

Raffle License #R42145. 

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