Fully-furnished luxury home, 2 tiny homes, $1M cash among prizes in 2023 fall Dream Lottery
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Grand prize winners have a choice between three different options, including a fully furnished, 3,256 square foot dream home located at 1651 Upper West Ave.
The fall edition of the Dream Lottery in support of London, Ont., hospitals is back with new and familiar prizes.
Grand prize winners have a choice between three different options, including a fully furnished, 3,256 square foot dream home located at 1651 Upper West Ave., built by Bridlewood Homes and valued at over $1.5 million.
The second option brings a new prize to the grand winners’ list of choices, with the chance to customize two tiny homes and take home $750,000 in cash.
The $1 million cash prize also returns as the third option for grand prize winners. Thousands of other prizes are also available.
The lottery is a joint venture between Children’s Health Foundation, London Health Sciences Foundation and St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation.
The money raised through each purchase of a ticket goes toward St. Joseph’s Health Care London, London Health Sciences Centre, and the Children’s Hospital at LHSC to fund research, training, and the purchasing of emerging technology and cutting-edge equipment.
Over $57 million has been raised for regional hospitals since 1996.
“Partial proceeds from this lottery cycle are going to help us in our campaign to replace the mammography equipment at St. Joseph’s breast care center,” said Michelle Campbell, president and CEO of St. Joseph’s Health Care Foundation.
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