After taking a “vacation” this summer, the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation’s (UHKF) online lottery fundraiser, UHKF 50/50, presented by Quinte-St. Lawrence Building Trades Council, is back and it is bigger than ever! The online 50/50 lottery fundraiser re-launches today, September 7, 2022.
September’s draw has a $7,500 guaranteed jackpot and two guaranteed early bird prizes – one $1000 prize, sponsored by HDR Inc., and one $500 prize, sponsored by Sheet Metal Workers and Roofers Association (#269).
Get your tickets before September 22, and you will be entered into all
three draws!
Tickets can only be purchased online at
www.uhkflottery.ca. When you purchase a UHKF 50/50 ticket, you help support health care in our region and get a chance to win big. The more tickets you buy, the more chances you have to win!
Tickets are available now! Get 10 tickets for $10, 40 tickets for $20 and 150 tickets for $40. Plus, get 600 tickets for $75, special bonus ticket pricing for September’s draw.
“I purchased tickets because it’s health care. I have family in Kingston who need the services the hospitals provide. My husband also had his eye surgery in Kingston for cataracts. It was an excellent experience,” says Marilyn Murray, UHKF 50/50 jackpot winner. “I’m going to save it for now. Family and friends will be just as excited that I won and will be happy for me. Buy a ticket. Support health care. You may be lucky enough to win, just like me. I am so happy!”
“We are really excited to be re-launching this program,” says Candace Russell, Healthcare Engagement Associate at UHKF. “It is such a great way for everyone in the community to support our hospitals and have a little fun at the same time. You never know, you just might be our next winner!”
In support of Kingston Health Sciences Centre and Providence Care, the UHKF 50/50 lottery has awarded close to $348,000 in prizes since the fundraiser launched in May 2021.
Funds from this new fundraiser will support much-needed equipment, programs, education, healthcare facilities, and research that benefit the 500,000 people living in Kingston, southeastern Ontario, and beyond.
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