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Windsor Man Wins $50,000 in Split the Pot Lottery Draw
A resident of Windsor, Ontario, has won a significant prize in the Split the Pot Lottery, marking a notable event for both the winner and the community. Michael G. was awarded a cheque for $50,000 on Thursday, making him one of 40 early bird winners in this lottery phase. This amount represents the largest cash early bird prize ever offered in the lottery’s history.
The Split the Pot Lottery is a collaborative effort involving over 80 hospitals across Ontario, including Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH). The lottery aims to raise funds that support vital medical equipment and technologies within these healthcare facilities. Participants purchasing tickets can choose to have proceeds directed to a specific hospital or shared among various hospitals throughout the province.
The upcoming draw’s final deadline is set for November 26, 2023, at 23:59, with the draw taking place the following day. Proceeds from this lottery play a crucial role in enhancing healthcare services. Specifically, funds contribute to equipment such as a state-of-the-art 3D digital mammography machine and essential cardiology, diagnostic, and critical care equipment at WRH.
The Split the Pot Lottery exemplifies how community efforts can lead to substantial benefits for local healthcare systems. As more residents participate, the impact on hospitals like WRH continues to grow, ensuring that they can provide the best possible care to patients in need.
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