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“Triple Raffle” The A-Z Foundation Group Proudly presents its “Triple Raffle” We Support *Guns with 100 Prizes in total* We Support those with Our ~Limited to only 120 packs sold for each raffle Special Needs Veterans *Buy in to all 3 Raffles for $360 and save $60* ***10 Select Firearms*** **(2) Quigley Ford Scopes** (6) $1000, (6) $500, (12) $250, and (12) $100 Sportsman’s Warehouse Gift Cards (36 in total) awarded over 12 months *54 other great prizes! Memorabilia (Jordan, Montana, Chesney, Posey, Miranda Lambert, Tiger Woods, Angus Young, Elway, George Strait, and others), Hunting Equipment, Getaway Trips for 2 Adults, Artwork, Electronic Game Call, Montana Silversmith Jewelry, Gift Cards, Wildeats Dry Rubs, , Duck Decoy, and MORE!! ~~BEST VALUE~~ BUY INTO ALL THREE RAFFLES FOR $360, A $420 VALUE (INCLUDES SPORTSMAN’S WAREHOUSE YEARLONG DRAWING AND BOTH RAFFLE PACKS) Each raffle pack has 6 chances to win Sportsman’s Warehouse raffle has one chance each month ~~To order your tickets by phone call Rick Bulloch at (916) 606-7039 or (707) 782-8211~~ A-Z Foundation Group “ Making A Difference Where It Counts” 100 Prizes In Total, Great Odds to Win!!! Raffle #1 Firearms, Quigley, Hunting Equipment, Trips, and other Prizes $100 Guns: Franchi Affinity 3 MAX5 Camo 12ga – Weatherby Vanguard MeatEater Tikka T3 Rifle – Glock 17/19/22/23 - Henry Golden Boy (Guns and calibers are subject to availability and can be ordered, or can be substituted for store credit) Quigley Ford Scope Certificate Mexico Getaway trip for 2 Adults Metal Art Flag Duck Decoy Getaway trip for 2 Adults to Vegas, Tahoe, etc. Game Feeder & Sprayer Montana Silversmith Jewelry Plano 42” All Weather Plastic Gun Case Horn Hunter Backpack High Peak -5° Sleeping Bag Campchef Explorer Stove Caldwell Lead Sled Shooting rest Igloo Water Cooler Foxpro Electronic Varmint Call The Grind Turkey Decoys- Tom & Hen Moultrie XV7000i Game Camera Gamo Pellet Gun 2 Wildeats 40oz Dry Rubs Work Sharp Outdoor Sharpener 46” Tactical gun case Outdoor Edge Knife Set Montana Silversmith Jewelry $100 Gift Card of your choice Mr Heater Buddy Portable Radiant Heater Canyon Creek Scout 21 Quart Cooler Caribbean Getaway trip for 2 Adults Kershaw Folding Knife Raffle #2 GUNS, Quigley, and Memorbilia Drawing $100 Guns: Christian Arms Mesa – Weatherby Vanguard MeatEater Tikka T3 Rifle – Springfield Armory XD in 9mm/40SW/45ACP - Savage .17HMR (Guns and calibers are subject to availability and can be ordered, or can be substituted for store credit) Quigley Ford Scope Certificate Signed George Strait Framed Photo Autographed Michael Jordan Jersey Signed Miranda Lambert Framed Photo Autographed Montana & Rice 49er Football Signed Kenny Chesney Framed Photo Autographed Buster Posey Jersey Signed Blake Shelton Framed Photo Hologram Willie Mays Framed Photo Signed Angus Young Framed Photo Autographed Stephen Curry Basketball Signed John Elway Framed Photo Autographed Kevin Durant Jersey Signed Troy Aikman Framed Photo Autographed Jared Goff Jersey Signed Howie Long Framed Photo Autographed Jimmy Garopollo Jersey Signed Lebron James Framed Photo Autographed Dak Prescott Jersey Signed Pele Framed Photo Autographed Clayton Kershaw Baseball Clint Eastwood Framed Photo Autographed Brandon Crawford Baseball Marilyn Monroe Framed Photo Autographed Madison Bumgarner Baseball John Wayne Framed Photo Signed Tiger Woods Framed Photo Raffle #3 Monthly Sporstman’s Warehouse Gift Cerificate Drawing $220 Yearlong Special (A $20 savings) Each month you will entered into the drawing. On odd numbered months(Jan,Mar,May,July,Sept,Nov) prizes drawn will be a $1000 and $100 SW Gift Cards. On even numbered months(Feb,Apr,June,Aug,Oct,Dec) prizes drawn will be a $500, (2) $250, and $100 SW Gift Cards. (Winners from prior months are in the next month drawing, 36 gift cards in total given away in 12 months) Your support helps Veterans, Special Needs Individuals, and Juniors in the Field Photos from left to right: 1st row- 2020 Veteran fishing trip out of Bodega Bay, 97 year old Lake County WWII Veteran and 92 year old WWII Veteran with their Colorado Mule Deer. 2nd Row- Vietnam Veterans in DC on the Honor Flight Tour, Special Needs Youth on Kansas Whitetail Hunt, Veterans on Guided Pig Hunt, and Special Needs Fishing Trip on the Delta. COLORADO 2020 VETERAN HUNT ORDER PAGE RAFFLE SPONSOR Help us raise more money and support our mission by sponsoring an item or gun for the Raffle. Thank You!! o $50 o $100 o $250 o $500 o $750 o $1,000 o Other_______________________ RAFFLES ( ) Raffle #1 $100 - Includes 5 Guns, (1) Quigley Scope, and 27 General Raffle Items. ( ) Raffle #2 $100 - Includes 5 Guns, (1) Quigley Scope, and 27 Memorabilia Items. ( ) Raffle #3 $220 - Includes 1 chance each month for SW Gift Cards (Drawings from Feb-2021 thru Jan-2022) **Best Deal** ~~ ONLY 120 SOLD ~~ In All Raffles ~~ $420 Value ~~ A CHANCE AT 100 PRIZES ( ) Best Deal: $360 - Includes 6 chances for Raffle #1, 6 chances for Raffle #2, and 1 chance EACH MONTH for Raffle #3, the SPORTSMAN’S WAREHOUSE GIFT CERTICATE DRAWING. FOR THE YEAR THAT INCLUDES (6) $1000, (6) $500, (12) $250, AND (12) $100 GIFT CARDS (36 gift cards in total awarded for the SW Drawing between Feb-2021 thru Jan-2022) **10 Guns*12) $250, and (12) $100 Sportsman’s Warehouse Gift Ca Name: ________________________________________ Address: __________________________________ City: _____________________ ST ____ Zip _________ Phone: _____________________________Email: ______________________________________________ Total: $___________________ Check: # ________ (Ck’s Payable to: A-Z Foundation Group) Cash: $_________ Credit Card (Visa/MC/AE) Card # ___________________________________ Exp __________ Code _____ Send to: A-Z Foundation Group, PO Box 4806, Petaluma, CA. 94955 A-Z Foundation Group is a non-profit organization ~ www.azfoundationgroup.org ~ Tax I.D. #37-1804788 ~~All drawings conducted will be posted on A-Z’s Facebook page~~ *Note: In Raffle #1 and Raffle #2 each winner will be called in the drawing order and select from available prizes. *Note: Guns can be shipped to dealer nearest your location, but shipping and DROS fees are the responsibility of the gun winners. Guns can also be substituted for Gift Cards. *Note: Sportsman’s Warehouse drawing will be conducted each month starting in February 2021 and ending in January 2022. A $1000 and $100 Gift Card will be given away on odd months. A $500, two $250, and one $100 Gift Cards will be drawn in even months. In the event all tickets (120) for each month’s Sportsman’s Warehouse drawing are not sold out, each chance will be offered for $20 for that month’s drawing only. Call Rick to be put on a waiting list to be notified if any tickets are available. ~~To order your tickets by phone call Rick Bulloch at (916) 606-7039 or (707) 782-8211~~ .
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