The purpose of this 50/50 is to raise money to provide services to serving personnel, veterans and their families.
Funds can be used for bursaries, sponsorships, local family support centers, scholarships, and other activities supported by the branch. Have you purchased your Regina Legion 2024 50/50 Raffle Ticket?
2024 Regina Legion 50/50 Raffle Campaign Rules
Campaign: May 23 to Dec 12, 2024
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 2024 50/50:
No ticket limit for the 50/50 it is just a max dollar amount to be sold up to $100,000.
The 50/50 has multiple of
1 for $10,
3 for $20,
10 for $50.
You can purchase your Regina Legion 50/50 Raffle tickets here.
The Draw will be held on Dec 12 at the Royal Canadian Legion 1820 Cornwall St. Regina at 7:30 pm. The Rafflebox random number generator will select the winner.
Upon selling out before December 12, the Legion will seek direction from SLGA to request to draw early. Should a person not pick up their prize after a year, we will seek SLGA’s direction to see what the Legion can do to solve this issue should it come up.
Selling at different locations will be done using a QR code provided by RaffleBox. There is also a manual back end setup that will allow a volunteer to enter a buyer’s information should they purchase by cash, cheque, or debit.
There will also be a link to the Rafflebox on the Legion website so that buyers can also find it outside of the QRcode going to the Rafflebox website directly.
For more information, contact the Regina Legion.
We thank each person who purchases a 2024 Regina Legion Vehicle Raffle ticket. Your support helps us provide financial assistance to serving former Canadian Forces and their families.
Some of these programs include:
- Military Families Fund:
Provides emergency support to serving and former military families.
- The Soldier On Fund:
Provides proactive support to seriously injured or ill serving and former CAF personnel by enabling them to pursue physical activity, recreation and sport.
- The Hospital Comforts Fund:
Provides support to hospitalized CAF members with access to basic comforts of home such as newspapers, access to television and internet and commissary goods.