Hi everyone!! Looking for a chance to win a new MINI Cooper or $15,000 cash!! The Center for Companies that Care (CTC) is a national not-for-profit organization who simply wants to help businesses be more engaged in the community. One of their programs is called "AIM High". This program pairs up volunteer mentors from businesses with a student from an inner-city high school in the hopes of increasing the chances of that student to not only go to college, but finish and become a productive, responsible adult. Benefit & Annual Dinner presents Comedy that Cares an evening with the legendary comedy troupe "The Second City" Thursday, November 5, 2009, 6:00 – 9:00 pm Galleria Marchetti, 825 W. Erie, Chicago Individual Tickets: $150. Ticket sales until OCT 23rd click link to register for the dinner: CTC Dinner link They will be having a raffle where the grand prize is either a new MINI Cooper or $15,000!! There will be a limited number of tickets sold - ONLY 500! So your chances of winning are pretty good. Tickets are $100 each or $250 for 3. Winner does not need to be present to win!!! Tickets can be purchased online here: MINI Cooper Raffle Link The deadline to purchase is NOV 2 with the drawing on NOV 5. When purchasing, please enter "Francis at ADP" in the notes. Let me know if you have any questions... but yes, I'm on a volunteer Mentor team from my work and yes, this is for real. Thanks for looking! :cornut:
**bump** So.. have you bought your tickets yet??? with a maximum of 500 tickets to be sold, your chances are pretty good at winning the grand prize!! And who wouldn't want another MINI Cooper in their driveway?? I talked a few people at work to pool some money together to buy three tickets. Its a lot easier on the wallet for sure! The money will go to a worthwhile organization thats helping our inner-city youth. Great cause for a great prize. Won't you help today?? thanks for looking!!
**UPDATE** I just wanted to say thanks to those who helped out by purchasing a raffle ticket. I was told over 10 people bought tickets from various MINI posts/threads I've had. Although they were well short of the ticket sales goal, the winner did receive a nice amount of cash. Thanks again