Campbell River Food Bank selling fundraiser raffle tickets

The Campbell River Food Bank is inviting residents to take part in its 50/50 fundraiser.

Serving the community since 1985, the Food Bank helps families facing food insecurity. Nearly 50 volunteers and a small staff keep the operation running, relying entirely on community donations.

Tickets are available online, and the draw closes at midnight on December 15, and winners will be announced the following morning at 9 a.m.

Click here to get your tickets, the winner will get half of the $3,000 jackpot.

– Article includes link and image provided by Campbell River Food Bank

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