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A luxury Kelowna home in the hills is one of the prizes in a lottery designed to raise funds for the province’s biggest hospital.
The three-bedroom Upper Mission home, which is in the Kestrel Ridge development, offers views of Okanagan Lake and comes furnished.
It also comes as part of a winner’s package worth $2.9 million, which includes a 2020 Tesla Model X Long Range, 2020 BMW x5 xDrive40i and $1.5 million in cash.
But tickets for the Millionaire Lottery – which supports VGH and UBC Hospital Foundation – don’t come cheap.
Two tickets cost $100, five cost $175 and 10 are going for $250.
Those who are particularly keen on boosting their chances of victory can get 25 tickets for $500.
The money raised through ticket sales will go towards research, adult health care, critical medical equipment and more.
“Everyday medical needs didn’t stop when COVID-19 hit,” Angela Chapman, president and CEO of VGH and UBC Hospital Foundation, said.
“Throughout this pandemic, our researchers and medical teams, who treat patients from across BC, have done a tremendous job looking after the patients in their care.”
She added: “Millionaire Lottery funds are as important as ever as we continue to ensure that our world-class health care teams are equipped with the tools and technology they need to provide the best care possible.”
The winner of the Millionaire Lottery can choose one of eight grand prize packages:
“During this global pandemic, there has never been a better time to support the VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation. This year the Millionaire Lottery has over 3,100 prizes to win; valued at over $4.2 million,” said Todd Talbot, a spokesman for the Millionaire Lottery.
Learn more at millionairelottery.com.