The ROTARYFEST Take Your Pick Draw is back with luxury prize packages and six-figure cash prize. Online ticket sales launch today at www.rotaryfest.com/typ, and are available for purchase at most local gas stations and lottery outlets. One grand prize winner will be drawn on Saturday, July 20th!
“A car enthusiast will enjoy this year’s first prize option,” shared David Saunders, Take Your Pick’s newest Co-Chair. “We are fortunate this year to have teamed up with Prouse Chevrolet to provide a 2024 Stingray Corvette – a mid-engine sports car stocked with plenty of horsepower designed to give any driver the pulse-pounding ride they crave.”
This year’s toy package prize option includes a 2024 Ford F-150 SuperCrew XLT from Maitland Ford and a 2023 SeaDoo Fish Pro Sport with trailer from North Shore Sports and Auto. “The average fisherman will enjoy this year’s toy package. The SeaDoo Fish Pro will get you into the shallow end to catch those elusive bass bites, or take off in the wind to enjoy summer fun with the family” shared Paul Walz, Take Your Pick Co-Chair. “To top it off, we’ve paired it with Canada’s best-selling truck series for 58 years- when you talk power, reliability and performance, you know you’re talking about the Ford F150.”
Due to overwhelming positive feedback during the 2023 draw -the final grand prize option is once again $100,000 cash!
Soo Mill joins the prize line-up for the third time in the draw’s history with an additional $15,000 in prizes. Three Take Your Pick bonus draws will precede the grand prize draw, for a $1,000, $4,000, and $10,000 Soo Mill gift certificate.
Every ticket purchased from the ROTARYFEST Take Your Pick Draw supports the Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie’s good works in our community. Proceeds from last year’s Take Your Pick draw have helped organizations like THRIVE Child Development Centre, Group Health Centre Trust Fund, Sault Area Hospital Foundation, and Easter Seals Ontario. Rotary invests in the Sault’s youth through scholarships, Rotary Sports Awards, and sponsoring local students to represent Algoma at the annual Canada Wide Science Fair.
