This home at The Ledge on the Rise in Vernon is one of two grand prize options in the Okanagan.
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January 24, 2023 - 4:30 PM
Two of the eight grand prize home options for B.C. Children’s Hospital's 2023 lottery are in the Okanagan.
Each package is valued at more than $2.5 million and includes numerous other benefits along with the homes.
The winner will also have a ninth option: $2.3 million in tax free cash.
Other home choices are in Surrey, Langley, Vancouver and Vancouver Island.
The Sunset Ranch in Kelowna package includes a 2,225 square foot, four-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home at 57 Trickle Creek Drive in Kelowna.
The Sunset Ranch in Kelowna package includes a 2,225 square foot, four-bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home at 57 Trickle Creek Drive in Kelowna.
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The prize package also includes gas and groceries for a year ($15,000 Save-on-Foods gift card or $11,000 cash, and $10,000 ESSO gift card or $7,500 cash), $50,000 in furnishings, a 2023 BMW IX Xdrive50 Electric, 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country Edition, a 2022 Renegade Vienna 25FWC Motorhome, and $1 million in cash for a total value of $2.6 million.
Another option is the Ledge at the Rise in Vernon package worth more than $2.5 million.
It’s a 2,436 square foot, four-bedroom, three bathroom house at #9-7735 Okanagan Hills Boulevard.
That prize package also includes the same gas and groceries for a year and $50,000 in furnishings but the vehicles are a 2023 Tesla Model X Long Range, a 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country Edition, a 2023 Crownline 200SS Motorboat, $45,000 in travel from Travel Best Bets, and $1 million in cash.
Along with the grand prize, there are 51 early bird prices worth more than $300,000. One of those early bird winners can choose between two prize packages worth $250,000. The others will get $1,000 each
Tickets, which are on sale until April 13, can be bought by phone, mail, online or in person at London Drug and Save-On Foods.
Grand prize tickets cost $100 for a package of three, $175 for six, $250 for nine and $500 for 20.
Another option is 50/50 Plus. That gives the winner half the jackpot created from those buying the tickets. Last year that was more than $2 million. Those tickets are two for $15, six for $30 or 16 for $60.
A third option is the Daily Cash Plus where three winners will get $25,000 each and there are numerous smaller prizes. Those tickets cost $25 for two or $50 for six.
Proceeds go to the B.C. Children’s Hospital that is visited by 138,000 children needing specialized care each year.
For more information or to buy tickets, go here.
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