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Lions Club of Sault Ste. Marie Celebrates 50/50 Draw Winner
The Lions Club of Sault Ste. Marie has announced the winner of its recent 50/50 draw, held on December 10, 2023. The event took place at Lions Place on Bay Street, with ticket sales contributing to local charitable efforts. The winning ticket, numbered 1450, was sold by Lion Cheryl Pavoni at Giant Tiger Market Mall to local resident Olinda Bruno, who received a cash prize of $5,352.50.
The net proceeds from this draw will support various local charities, including the Salvation Army, St. Vincent Place, Christmas Cheer, and the Soup Kitchen Community Centre. The Lions Club has expressed gratitude to the community for its ongoing support of this draw and other initiatives throughout the year.
This particular draw has also seen Lions Club members contribute over 400 service hours to the community. The club acknowledged local businesses for their assistance in ticket sales, including Pino’s Get Fresh, No Frills, Giant Tiger Market Mall, Metro Churchill Plaza, Metro Northern Avenue, and Canadian Tire.
The Lions Club invites individuals interested in making a positive impact in the community to join their ranks. Members have the opportunity to advance worthy causes, serve alongside friends, and develop leadership skills. Those interested in membership can reach out to the membership committee chair at [email protected].
For further details, members of the community can contact Cheryl Pavoni, who serves as the marketing and communications chair, at [email protected]. The Lions Club looks forward to continuing its mission of service and community enhancement.
To learn more about the Lions Club of Sault Ste. Marie, please visit their e-clubhouse website.
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