Hey everyone, raffle tickets to support the 12th Annual A Night of Miracles Gala, happening virtually this Saturday November 7, are on sale now.
Tickets are 1 for $100 or 3 for $200 for a chance to win a Getaway to Quebec or a Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace.
Visit https://anom.rafflenexus.com/ to purchase.
All proceeds support @bcchf to help transform diabetes care for kids across the province. Thank you for your support. #ANightofMiracles #kids #charity #SouthAsians #gala #diabetes.
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