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WASAGA BEACH, Ontario, October 5, 2026 – Time is running out for Ontario residents hoping to win one of the most recognizable sports cars on the road. Only three days remain in the Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach’s 2026 Corvette Lottery, with ticket sales closing Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. ET.

The Grand Prize winner will face one very exciting choice: take home a 2027 Corvette Stingray Convertible or choose $100,000 cash.

Corvette or $100,000 Cash?

For Corvette enthusiasts, the 2027 model brings something new to the table.

The 2027 Corvette Stingray features the new LS6 V8 producing 535 horsepower, making it the most powerful standard engine ever offered in a Corvette. The Grand Prize is a convertible, adding open-air driving to the performance and unmistakable styling that have helped make the Corvette an automotive icon.

The winner does not have to choose the car, however. The Grand Prize winner may instead select the $100,000 cash option.

With the deadline now just days away, anyone hoping to face that Corvette-or-cash decision needs to have a ticket before sales close.

More Than a Chance to Win

The Corvette Lottery has also built a long record of community support.

Over the past 26 years, the lottery has raised more than $1.8 million for charities.

The Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach’s seven 2026 marketing partners are organizations serving communities through health care, mental health and addictions care, hospice care, cancer support, food security and animal welfare.

They include Collingwood General & Marine Hospital Foundation, Georgian Triangle Humane Society, Gilda’s Club Simcoe Muskoka, Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Foundation, Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation, Wasaga Beach Ministerial Food Bank and Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care.

CorvetteLottery.com

Alongside the main lottery, organizers are also running a separate 50/50 draw, which has already begun to build momentum.

About the Corvette Lottery

After Oct. 8, the question will change from Which would you choose? to Who won? For anyone still hoping the answer could be them, only three days remain to get into the draw for the 2027 Corvette Stingray Convertible or $100,000 cash.

CorvetteLottery.com

Corvette Lottery AGCO Licence #RAF1566121 | Separate 50/50 Draw AGCO Licence #RAF1566094

Customer service: [email protected]

Ticket purchasers must be in the Province of Ontario and at least 18 years of age at time of ticket purchase. Tickets cannot be purchased in the name of persons under 18 years of age. AGCO Lottery Licence: RAF1532155 – 50-50 Draw Licence: RAF1532157. Please play responsibly. Ontario Problem Gambling Hotline 1-866-531-2600 or visit www.ConnexOntario.ca.

WASAGA BEACH, Ontario, September 28, 2026 – For more than a quarter-century, the Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach Corvette Lottery has combined the excitement of winning a Corvette with an important purpose: supporting charitable organizations serving communities across the region.

Over the past 26 years, the lottery has raised more than $1.8 million for charities.

Now, the Corvette Lottery is back for 2026, giving Ontario residents the chance to win a 2027 Corvette Stingray Convertible or choose $100,000 cash.

Ticket sales close Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. ET, making the next two weeks the final opportunity to enter.

Seven Organizations. One Stronger Region.

The Corvette may attract plenty of attention, but the impact of the lottery extends well beyond the Grand Prize.

The Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach’s seven 2026 marketing partners represent organizations working in health care, mental health and addictions care, hospice care, cancer support, food security and animal welfare across the region.

They are:

• Collingwood General & Marine Hospital Foundation, supporting local health care and hospital-community impact.
• Georgian Triangle Humane Society, helping animals and the families who care for them.
• Gilda’s Club Simcoe Muskoka, building community and resilience through cancer support.
• Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Foundation, advancing regional health care across Simcoe Muskoka.
• Hospice Georgian Triangle Foundation, strengthening trusted, compassionate hospice care.
• Wasaga Beach Ministerial Food Bank, responding to local food insecurity with practical support.
• Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care, supporting mental health and addictions care across the region.

These organizations demonstrate the range of needs being addressed in communities throughout the area, from access to health care and compassionate end-of-life support to helping families affected by cancer, mental illness, food insecurity and other challenges.

A Corvette or $100,000 Cash

For ticket buyers, the 2026 Grand Prize presents a very different kind of decision. The winner can choose the 2027 Corvette Stingray Convertible or take $100,000 cash.

The 2027 Corvette features the new LS6 V8 producing 535 horsepower, making it the most powerful standard engine ever offered in a Corvette. Corvette Lottery tickets are available online at:

CorvetteLottery.com

Tickets are:

• 1 ticket for $25.
• 3 tickets for $50.
• 8 tickets for $100.
• 25 tickets for $250.

Alongside the main lottery, organizers are also running a separate 50/50 draw, which has already begun to build momentum.

About the Corvette Lottery

With the Grand Prize draw approaching, Ontario residents have until 7 p.m. ET on Oct. 8, 2026, to purchase tickets. After 26 years and more than $1.8 million raised for charities, the Corvette Lottery continues to offer supporters two compelling possibilities: the chance to win an extraordinary prize and the opportunity to help strengthen organizations serving communities across the region.

CorvetteLottery.com

Corvette Lottery AGCO Licence #RAF1566121 | Separate 50/50 Draw AGCO Licence #RAF1566094

Customer service: [email protected]

Ticket purchasers must be in the Province of Ontario and at least 18 years of age at time of ticket purchase. Tickets cannot be purchased in the name of persons under 18 years of age. AGCO Lottery Licence: RAF1532155 – 50-50 Draw Licence: RAF1532157. Please play responsibly. Ontario Problem Gambling Hotline 1-866-531-2600 or visit www.ConnexOntario.ca.

2020 C8 mid-engine Corvette Stingray Coupe

Wasaga Beach, Ontario, November 2, 2020 — The 21st annual Corvette Lottery is almost sold out. Get your tickets now to avoid disappointment.

The main prize is a gorgeous 2020 C8 mid-engine Corvette Stingray coupe with black 5-split spoke wheels!

All proceeds of this lottery will be divided amongst 17 charities approved in advance by the lottery licensing authority, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. The terms of the licence issued for this lottery limits the number of tickets available to 22,177.

Someone has to win this Corvette and it might as well be you! Lottery tickets are available at www.CorvetteLottery.com. Pricing options are 1 ticket for $20, 3 for $50, 8 for $100, or 22 for $250. Which one suits you best?

The Corvette is valued at $87,709.83. Here are the specs:

• Engine: LT2 6.2 litre (376 cubic inches) 495 horsepower V8 DI
• Transmission: 8-Speed Paddle Shift with Automatic mode
• Exterior: Accelerate Yellow with 1-piece removable roof panel
• Wheels: 19″ Front, 20″ Rear, 5-split spoke, black
• Interior: Jet Black, GT bucket seats
• Retail value: $87,709.83 (HST and all delivery costs and fees and levies included)

Photos and videos are available on the lottery’s website.

1. Your contribution to the Wasaga Beach Rotary’s Ontario Charity Lottery stays in safe hands!

Operated by the Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach and licensed by the AGCO, licence number 12224, your money is in good hands. The Club has put on the Corvette Lottery for 21 consecutive years.

2. Your money really arrives at the supported charities.

The Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach, the operator of this charity lottery in Ontario, is a small local service club run by a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers. The club members do not get paid. Aside from necessary expenses such as the purchase of the car, advertising, licensing fees, etc), all proceeds go to seventeen predetermined charities. This means, your ticket purchase gets a lot of bang for the buck, not only because of the great odds but also because of the good your money will do.

3. Your money stays in the community.

The Corvette Lottery is licensed by the AGCO. This means that the government of Ontario has a watchful eye on what happens to your money when you buy a ticket to support the Corvette Lottery. One of the mandates by the AGCO is that the money is spent to a list of pre-approved charitable organizations of excellent reputation. You want to see your money go to where you live, and that is the Province of Ontario. Among other charities, we support local and regional hospitals, because that is where the citizens have to go to when they get sick. And it can happen to all of us. So let us raise funds to benefit the organizations that are necessary in our communities.

4. Your contribution is meaningful.

We know that purchasing a charity lottery ticket during these difficult and challenging times is not easy, but in return, we strive to give a lot. The main prize, the 2020 mid-engine Corvette Stingray, is of excellent value, and even if you don’t win, you know that your contribution is meaningful. For that we are very grateful.

5. The Corvette Lottery creates a great win-win situation.

The Corvette Lottery offers each participant a fantastic opportunity, and one of the ticket purchasers will take the Corvette home. The chance of winning an $88K car is just very attractive. Over the past 20 years, we put 20 people into a Corvette, and this year, the 21st person will follow suit. And then, everybody who didn’t win knows that their contribution is going to a very worthy cause. This makes it really easy to buy some tickets for the Corvette Lottery.

Please purchase your tickets at www.CorvetteLottery.com.

2020 C8 mid-engine Corvette Stingray Coupe

Wasaga Beach, Ontario, October 28, 2020 — Tickets for the 21st Annual Corvette Lottery are ON SALE now, and the final deadline is coming up fast — November 7th!

The main prize is a gorgeous 2020 C8 mid-engine Corvette Stingray coupe with black 5-split spoke wheels!

All proceeds of this lottery will be divided amongst 17 charities approved in advance by the lottery licensing authority, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. The terms of the licence issued for this lottery limits the number of tickets available to 22,177.

Someone has to win this Corvette and it might as well be you! Lottery tickets are available at www.CorvetteLottery.com. Pricing options are 1 ticket for $20, 3 for $50, 8 for $100, or 22 for $250. Which one suits you best?

The Corvette is valued at $87,709.83. Here are the specs:

• Engine: LT2 6.2 litre (376 cubic inches) 495 horsepower V8 DI
• Transmission: 8-Speed Paddle Shift with Automatic mode
• Exterior: Accelerate Yellow with 1-piece removable roof panel
• Wheels: 19″ Front, 20″ Rear, 5-split spoke, black
• Interior: Jet Black, GT bucket seats
• Retail value: $87,709.83 (HST and all delivery costs and fees and levies included)

Photos and videos are available on the lottery’s website.

1. Your contribution to the Wasaga Beach Rotary’s Ontario Charity Lottery stays in safe hands!

Operated by the Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach and licensed by the AGCO, licence number 12224, your money is in good hands. The Club has put on the Corvette Lottery for 21 consecutive years.

2. Your money really arrives at the supported charities.

The Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach, the operator of this charity lottery in Ontario, is a small local service club run by a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers. The club members do not get paid. Aside from necessary expenses such as the purchase of the car, advertising, licensing fees, etc), all proceeds go to seventeen predetermined charities. This means, your ticket purchase gets a lot of bang for the buck, not only because of the great odds but also because of the good your money will do.

3. Your money stays in the community.

The Corvette Lottery is licensed by the AGCO. This means that the government of Ontario has a watchful eye on what happens to your money when you buy a ticket to support the Corvette Lottery. One of the mandates by the AGCO is that the money is spent to a list of pre-approved charitable organizations of excellent reputation. You want to see your money go to where you live, and that is the Province of Ontario. Among other charities, we support local and regional hospitals, because that is where the citizens have to go to when they get sick. And it can happen to all of us. So let us raise funds to benefit the organizations that are necessary in our communities.

4. Your contribution is meaningful.

We know that purchasing a charity lottery ticket during these difficult and challenging times is not easy, but in return, we strive to give a lot. The main prize, the 2020 mid-engine Corvette Stingray, is of excellent value, and even if you don’t win, you know that your contribution is meaningful. For that we are very grateful.

5. The Corvette Lottery creates a great win-win situation.

The Corvette Lottery offers each participant a fantastic opportunity, and one of the ticket purchasers will take the Corvette home. The chance of winning an $88K car is just very attractive. Over the past 20 years, we put 20 people into a Corvette, and this year, the 21st person will follow suit. And then, everybody who didn’t win knows that their contribution is going to a very worthy cause. This makes it really easy to buy some tickets for the Corvette Lottery.

Please purchase your tickets at www.CorvetteLottery.com.