The Prince George Hospice Society sold out its Dream Home Lotto once again.
It means the organization secured the necessary funding to provide community programming in the northern capital.
Executive Director Donna Flood spoke with MyPGNow.com.
“This year more than any other year, we really have been relying on that dream home lottery and to have the community come out in such droves to buy their tickets makes us extremely humbled and grateful.”
“This lottery really helps us to continue to provide those programs and especially with COVID, we are needing to provide them in a different way ensuring a virtual platform in order to do it.”
The draw for the home is set to take place on December 24th.
It is located at 3955 Larisa Court within the Nechako View Subdivision and is worth over 700-thousand dollars.
The 34-hundred square foot home comes with five bedrooms, an office, four bathrooms, and five brand-new appliances.
Over 11,000 tickets were sold for this year’s lotto.
.@mypgnow with another great shot of the @PGDreamHome, the living room area is pretty cool #cityofpg pic.twitter.com/LPs9TUpy4u
— My Prince George Now (@mypgnow) June 30, 2020
Here is a pretty cool video of the @PGDreamHome lottery home in #cityofpg pic.twitter.com/xMtccakpsB
— My Prince George Now (@mypgnow) June 30, 2020
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