VANCOUVER, BC, October 31, 2026 — Try your luck in the Lights of Hope 50/50 raffle! One lucky winner will take home half the jackpot, while the other half will go directly toward supporting patients, long-term care residents, and their families with compassionate, comforting care – today, and for years to come.
Helping patients stay warm, safe and connected to care
At the St. Paul’s Hospital Overdose Prevention Site (OPS), people come in seeking more than safety – they come for a moment of calm in a space that treats them with dignity. The OPS offers a low barrier, non-judgmental place where patients can use substances safely while staying connected to care.
Individuals, often unhoused, living in shelters or on the streets, are met by staff and peer workers where they’re at—with a warm greeting, a listening ear, and the kind of trust that can take time to build.
Because of your raffle support, the Share the Warmth Project came to life, offering something extra: hats, socks, gloves, rain ponchos, waterproof footwear and snacks for those who arrive at the site without the basic cold weather essentials.
These small items make a big difference. A dry pair of socks or a snack often becomes a moment of connection—a simple way of saying “you matter.” Those moments help open the door to deeper engagement and trusting relationships, creating a supportive environment for individuals who often face significant barriers to accessing health services.
More tickets = more compassion + more chances to win!
Tickets are available for purchase until December 4, 2026. The winner will be drawn on December 8, 2026. Ticket bundles are available to increase your chances of winning!
- 3 for $15
- 10 for $25
- 50 for $50
- 150 for $75
- 400 for $100 (the greatest value and best chance to win)
You could be the lucky winner! Get your tickets today at spf5050.ca.
Remember the more tickets you buy, the more chances you have to win!
About the Cause
St. Paul’s Foundation raises funds to support compassionate, inspired care at Providence Health Care’s 18 sites across BC, including St. Paul’s Hospital, Mount St. Joseph Hospital, and at Providence Living’s long-term care homes. Together, we care for tens of thousands of people each year, from newborn babies to seniors in long-term care. Learn more.
The Jim Pattison Medical Campus, home to the new St. Paul’s Hospital, will be the most advanced and comprehensive medical campus in Western Canada. Designed to improve access, privacy, comfort, safety, and healing, it will create a better experience for patients and families while accelerating discoveries that improve treatment and save lives. Learn more.
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