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$10 Per Ticket Here’s a great way to raise money for The Ohio State Alumni Association while supporting the Buckeye Cruise for Cancer! Sell $10 raffle tickets for a chance to win a cabin for TWO on the 2016 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer. How does this work? Your goal is to give away a cruise for every 300 raffle tickets sold. When you sell 300 tickets, $1,700 goes to the Buckeye Cruise to pay for a cabin for two people, and your organization keeps $1,300. You also get to award the winner his/her cruise! In order for you to get your cruise certificate, you must turn in ALL stubs to Buckeye Cruise for Cancer. What happens if I don’t sell 300 tickets? For example, if you sell 200 tickets, $1,700 goes to the Buckeye Cruise and your organization keeps $300. You also get to award the winner his/her cruise! All non-sold tickets must be returned along with sold stubs What if we don’t sell at least 170 tickets, so that $1,700 goes back to the Buckeye Cruise? You can turn in the money and the ticket stubs sold to the Buckeye Cruise and we will combine them with other tickets sold. Each time we accumulate 300 tickets, we will draw a winner! All non-sold tickets must be returned along with sold stubs. $10 PER TICKET Winner receives an interior virtual balcony for two, including port charges and pre-paid gratuities, on the 2016 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer onboard Royal BUCKEYE CRUISE Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas out of FOR CANCER Ft. Lauderdale, FL! February 20 - 25, 2016 * Flights & transportation to and from port are not included CABIN RAFFLE *Once interior virtual balconies are sold out, cabin will be a standard interior *Winner has option to upgrade the cabin for an additional charge ONE CRUISE WILL BE DRAWN WITH EVERY 300 TICKETS SOLD FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1, 2016 * * *The cruise prize can be transferable and has no cash value. SECOND CHANCE DRAWING! ALL ticket stubs who did not get picked to win the cruise will be placed in our ALL NEW “30 days of Holiday Giving!” It will be 30 days of fabulous prize giveaways starting Thanksgiving Thursday!! Nov. 26 Happy Thanksgiving! - $100 Kroger Gift Card Dec. 11 AJ Hawk Autographed Framed Photo Nov. 27 Dimitrious Stanley Autographed Jersey Dec. 12 Michael Brewster Autographed Jersey Nov. 28 Zach Boren “Domination” Autographed Framed Photo Dec. 13 Craig Krenzel Autographed Framed Photo Nov. 29 William White Autographed Jersey Dec. 14 Kirk Herbstreit Autographed Framed Photo Nov. 30 Bobby Carpenter Autographed Framed Photo Dec. 15 Chris Spielman & Earl Bruce Autographed Framed Photo Dec. 1 Giving Tuesday - $100 CASH Dec. 16 Jake Stoneburner Autographed Autographed Jersey Dec. 2 Dane Sanzenbacher Autographed Jersey Dec. 17 Hop Cassady Autographed Framed Photo Dec. 3 Eddie George Spazz Monkey Dec. 18 Autographed 1960 National Champion Basketball Dec. 4 OSU Helmet Spazz Monkey Dec. 19 Les Horvath Original Canvas Art Dec. 5 Brutus Bronze Statue Dec. 20 Urban Meyer Autographed Jersey Dec. 6 $200 CASH Dec. 21 Urban Meyer Autographed Football Dec. 7 OSU Arm Chair Quarterback wooden sign Dec. 22 Urban Meyer Autographed Helmet Dec. 8 Ohio State Picture Frame Dec. 23 OSU Helmet Barstool Dec. 9 OSU Stadium Banner Dec. 24 $300 CASH Dec. 10 OSU Red Wool Banner Dec. 25 BUCKEYE CRUISE FOR 2! If you have questions or need more information, please email or call Kim Collins, [email protected] or call 614-792-6204!.
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