RANGELEY — Spring is in the air, and so are exciting opportunities to win with the Rangeley Health and Wellness April 2025 Calendar Raffle – Petals and Prizes!
Throughout March and April, supporters can enter for a chance to win fantastic daily prizes, all while helping to fund essential health and wellness programs in the Rangeley community. Each raffle ticket corresponds to a calendar featuring daily drawings for prizes generously donated by local businesses and community members.
How It Works:
· Donate $10 to receive 1 entry ticket into the raffle.
· Each ticket enters you into 30 daily prize drawings throughout April.
· Winners are drawn every day and remain eligible for future drawings—so the sooner you enter, the more chances you have to win!
· Prizes include gift certificates, jewelry, wellness packages, and more!
Funds raised through Petals and Prizes directly support Rangeley Health and Wellness programs, ensuring access to quality healthcare, fitness initiatives, and community wellness resources.
Get Your Tickets Today! Calendars are available at Rangeley Health and Wellness Fitness Center now through April 30! Don’t miss your chance to support a great cause while celebrating the beauty of spring with daily surprises!
Rangeley Health and Wellness, 25 Dallas Hill Rd., P.O. Box 722, Rangeley, ME 04970 For more information, visit www.rrhwp.org or contact [email protected]
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