For the first time ever, the Hometown Heroes Lottery is offering its biggest winner nine Grand Prizes to choose from – including a stunning 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 4,557-square-foot hillside home in Abbotsford’s Eagle Mountain with amazing views, part of a $2.4-million Grand Prize package.
Built by Abbotsford company Palermo Homes, the home (35347 Eagle Summit Dr., Abbotsford) comes with over $85,000 in furniture and accessories, a 2019 BMW X5, and $500,000 cash.
Head online to HeroesLottery.com to see more of this home – including the photo gallery, video tour, and virtual tour – or come and visit in-person. It’s open every day of the week from 11am to 5pm.
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There’s also a Grand Prize home in Cultus Lake at Creekside Mills and a 4,585-square-foot home in South Surrey, located in one of the city’s most desirable, sought-after communities of Ocean Park. It was built by Ryder Creek Homes and designed by Jen O’Donnell and Urban Barn.
The lottery is offering homes all across beautiful British Columbia, including South Surrey, Abbotsford, Cultus Lake, downtown Vancouver, the Okanagan (Lake Country and downtown Kelowna), and Vancouver Island (Colwood and SookePoint).
Or there’s everyone’s favourite choice – $2.1 million tax-free cash.
It’s a Win-Win: there are over 3,100 prizes up for grabs, worth a total of over $3.4 million. And if you don’t win, you’re still supporting an amazing cause!
As always, all tickets purchased support VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation and the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund.
“VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation is very grateful to receive the proceeds from Hometown Heroes Lottery. These funds purchase life-saving medical equipment at Vancouver General Hospital,” says Barbara Grantham, Foundation President and CEO. “Each ticket purchase has a direct impact on patients and enables us to be able to put the most advanced medical tools into the hands of our talented medical teams, ensuring that VGH remains at the forefront of specialized care for adults in B.C.”
“Burn Fund has been in operation for 41 years, and more than 3,900 professional fire fighters from across B.C. and the Yukon dedicate their time to support burn survivors, and increase the public’s knowledge about fire and burn safety issues,” said Lisa Beck, Burn Fund Executive Director. “The funds raised through Hometown Heroes Lottery go towards burn awareness, research, and prevention programs. We are extremely thankful to everyone who support the Hometown Heroes Lottery.”
Order your tickets at HeroesLottery.com. Get in by Thursday, June 27 for the $148,000 Early Bird Draw. And order before the Absolute Final Deadline on Thursday, July 11 for the Grand Prize Draw.
