2019 BC Children’s Hospital Choices Lottery News Stream

Millions to Win in BC Children’s Hospital’s Choices Lottery (Bonus Deadline: Midnight, Friday)

VANCOUVER, BC, February 6, 2019 — The Appreciation Reward deadline is Midnight, Friday (February 8) – and it’s the first Bonus deadline of this year’s Choices Lottery, making this your last week to buy for all this year’s biggest draws!

Get your tickets today to win an Appreciation Reward draw worth over $30,000 and choose 1 of these 3 prizes:

A $25,000 vacation/travel gift card from Carlson Wagonlit, plus $6,000 cash
Or a 2019 Nissan Rogue
Or $27,000 Cash

And with your order, you’ll be automatically entered into the February Family Draw, the Spring Bonus Draw, the $350,000 worth of Early Bird Draws, and the $2.8 million Grand Prize draw, as well!

“I am thrilled at this year’s Choices Lottery and its Grand Prize show home packages,” says Erin Cebula, the lottery spokesperson. “The homes are fabulously designed and located in beautiful locations, and have gorgeous finishings.”

Over 3,200 Prizes, $3.8 Million to Win

This year’s biggest winner will choose 1 of 8 Grand Prizes, including $2.2 million tax-free cash or packages featuring dream homes in all of British Columbia’s most desirable cities and regions to live – Kelowna’s Quail Ridge, Victoria’s inner harbour Capital Park, downtown Vancouver’s Mirabel, Squamish, and three home options in South Surrey.

This year’s biggest Grand Prize is worth a whopping $2.8 million and stars a drop-dead gorgeous Red Tree Creative home in South Surrey’s Elgin Estates. It’s over 6,000 square feet of absolute heaven in one of the province’s most idyllic family neighbourhoods:

The Smaller the Patient, the Greater the Need

By purchasing a lottery ticket, you’re helping shape the future of child health.

“BC Children’s Hospital Foundation is very fortunate to have so many British Columbians supporting our hospital through the purchase of Choices Lottery tickets,” says Teri Nicholas, president and CEO of BC Children’s Hospital Foundation. “We want to provide our children with the best possible health care, and to do this we need the resources to fund extensive research, innovative programs and cutting-edge equipment.

“We are so grateful to everyone who supports our lottery.”

Say ‘Yes’ to BC Children’s Hospital. Help Kids Shine.

Get your tickets online at bcchildren.com
by Phone at 604-692-2333
or 1-888-887-8771
or in-person at the Grand Prize Showhomes:
in South Surrey
(See Addresses and Hours online)
or at BC Children’s Hospital:
938 West 28^th Avenue, Vancouver, BC
or at any London Drugs or
Save On Foods in British Columbia

Last Weekend for Appreciation Reward in BC Children’s Hospital Choices Lottery

VANCOUVER, BC, February 1, 2019 — BC Children’s Hospital’s Choices Lottery’s Appreciation Reward Deadline is next Friday – it’s the first bonus deadline of the year, and it’s your last chance to order for all this year’s biggest draws!

If you purchase your tickets today, you’ll be automatically entered to win the $31,000 Appreciation Reward Draw, the $32,000 February Family Draw, the $35,000 Spring Bonus Draw, the $350,000 in Early Bird Draws, and the $2.8 million Grand Prize Draw.

Kiss Winter Goodbye

Where would you go?

Win the Appreciation Reward Draw, and you’ll win a $31,000 travel package of your choice: a $25,000 gift card from Carlson Wagonlit, and $6,000 cash.

City. Beach. Mountains. Snow. Surf. Romance. Adventure.

It’s up to you! Win your next dream vacation with Appreciation Reward – it’s a bonus just for you, for BC Children’s Hospital’s loyal and early ticket buyers.

Win 1 of 8 Grand Prizes

Become a multi-millionaire, and do it in style. Do it your own way…

With this year’s Grand Prize Draw, Choices Lottery is giving its biggest winner a choice of 1 of 7 amazing home packages – with places all across our wonderful province, in your favourite cities and areas, like Kelowna, Victoria, downtown Vancouver, and idyllic South Surrey. Or choose $2.2 million tax-free Cash! A Choices Lottery ticket is your ticket to instant riches – or the life you’ve already dreamed of.

You can see all this year’s 3,234 prizes and get your tickets online at bcchildren.com, as well as your 50/50 PLUS tickets and your Big Passport PLUS tickets.

There will be 111 Big Passport travel or cash prizes awarded, and the 50/50 jackpot could grow to over $2.2 million. Last year’s jackpot reached a whopping $1,763,925.

(50/50 PLUS tickets start at 2 for $15, and Big Passport PLUS tickets start at 2 for $25. 50/50 and Big Passport tickets must be ordered in conjunction with your main lottery tickets.)

Announcing the 2019 BC Children’s Hospital Choices Lottery
Win 1 of 8 Grand Prize Choices
including $2.2 million cash

VANCOUVER, BC, January 24, 2019 — It’s Grand Opening Week for this year’s Choices Lottery, with nine homes and 8 Grand Prizes to choose from, and all proceeds support BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.

The homes in South Surrey are open right now and are open this weekend and every weekend – including a beautiful 6,000 square-foot home in the Elgin Estates neighbourhood, which headlines a Grand Prize package worth over $2.8 million.

According to the home’s webpage at bcchildren.com, this South Surrey dream home – built by Red Tree Creative Homes – features 6 bedrooms, 2 dens, 6.5 bathrooms, plus a media room, gourmet kitchen, rec room, and a master bedroom.

“Set in a beautiful neighbourhood with tree-lined streets, this magnificent home is the perfect prize for families of any size,” the lottery says.

In total, there are 8 Grand Prizes for this year’s biggest winner to choose from, including a whopping cash windfall of $2,200,000.

There are also dreamy homes in Vancouver – at Mirabel, just steps from the beach of English Bay – and a condo at Vancouver’s Main and 10^th, which comes with a townhome in Squamish, Canada’s outdoor playground. There are two more South Surrey homes to choose from, the ‘Greystone’ and the ‘Westport’ in Grandview Heights, and the Westport home comes with a condo at One Water Street in the heart of downtown Kelowna, just steps from Okanagan Lake. There’s also an award-winning home at Kelowna’s Quail Ridge golf community, and an Island getaway at Capital Park Residences, right beside Victoria’s downtown inner harbor.

As usual, all early buyers will have their tickets automatically entered into three Bonus draws – to win the $30,000 Appreciation Reward and February Family prizes, plus the $35,000 Spring Bonus prize – and the Early Bird Draw, which has prizes to win adding up to $350,000.

This year’s Early Bird winner will choose between a massive ‘Vacations for Life’ prize package – which includes $200,000 in travel from Carlson-Wagonlit, plus $100,000 cash – or a prize package including an exotic, luxurious Private Jet trip (for 6 people) to Maui, a 2019 Tesla Model X, and $50,000 cash.

Or, the final Early Bird option is $250,000 cash. And this year, the Choices Lottery will draw an extra 50 Early Bird winners – with each winning $1,000 cash.

You can see all this year’s 3,234 prizes and get your tickets online at bcchildren.com, as well as your 50/50 PLUS tickets and your Big Passport PLUS tickets.

(There will be 111 Big Passport travel or cash prizes awarded, and the 50/50 jackpot could grow to over $2.2 million. Last year’s jackpot reached a whopping $1,763,925. 50/50 PLUS tickets start at 2 for $15, and Big Passport PLUS tickets start at 2 for $25.)

Proceeds raised during the 2019 Choices Lottery will help transform lives for kids at BC Children’s Hospital.

As the only hospital in the province devoted exclusively to children, BC Children’s serves almost a million kids. According to the lottery’s website, funds raised support the research institute located on the hospital’s campus—helping over 1,000 of the brightest minds in their quest to improve treatments, discover cures and ultimately push the boundaries of what’s possible. Those very discoveries are then brought from the lab to a patient’s bedside.

Research at BC Children’s Hospital is aimed at conquering childhood diseases, such as cancer and heart disease. It also helps improve care for the one in three children admitted to the hospital with a rare disease. And more than treating kids when they are sick, research is also focused on preventing kids from having to visit a hospital in the first place. Beyond improving care for kids in BC, discoveries made at the hospital have a ripple effect that set new standards of care for kids around the world.

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