WINDSOR, Ontario, June 30, 2021 — Don’t miss out on your chance to win in this week’s WE Rotary Catch the Ace! It’s Week 25, and the odds of the Ace of Spades being picked get better with every week! It could be you taking home more than $33,000 tomorrow night… but you need to get tickets!
Are You Feeling Lucky?
So far, the weekly winners have winnings of over $21,000. There is a guaranteed winner every single week!
The Ace of Spades has yet to be found and the Progressive Jackpot is expected to be over $33,000
There are two opportunities to win: The Weekly Draw prize and the Progressive Jackpot payout. To play, you buy tickets each week for the weekly draw and select a mystery card from the virtual deck. If you are the weekly draw winner, your card is revealed. If you have the Ace of Spades, you win both the Weekly Prize and the Progressive Jackpot too!
Tickets are 10 for $10, 40 for $20 and 200 for $40
Deadline 8 pm Thursday!
To learn more and to get in on the action, go to the WE Rotary Catch the Ace website. Good luck to everyone!
To meet the fundraising challenges presented by COVID-19 restrictions, the 11 Rotary Clubs of Windsor and Essex County have teamed up to support their communities. Rotarians provide both financial support and donate countless hours for local projects.
Rotarians from Leamington and Windsor-St. Clair, along with volunteers and Community members helped install over 2,000 bicycle lights over the past 5 years.
Helping to keep our community safe.
About Rotary
Rotary is a service organization committed to improving the lives of people in local communities and around the world. There are 11 clubs in the Windsor-Essex region who provide both financial and hands-on support to a wide range of causes and organizations. This is the first time they have all joined together to meet the challenging needs of this unique time in our history. Visit the Rotary website for more information.
This lottery is governed by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
Raffle License # RAF1201017
Draws Thursdays at 8pm.
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