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Facility Team rafle part II

Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:24 am
by MACMAN
how about this?

thoughts, feelings, opinions?

FALCON CLUB & THE PAUL THAYER FAMILY OF DEALERSHIPS
PROUDLY PRESENT A FIRST EVER
HOCKEY RIG RAFLE
WIN YOUR CHOICE OF A NEW TUNDRA CREW MAX 4X4, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 SS Classic 4dr Extended Cab, or a Ford F-150
Lariat 4dr SuperCrew 4WD Styleside.
1000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
1 LUCKY WINNER The Truck of choice (seller $3000.00)
2nd prize is $6500.00 (seller $2000.00)
3rd prize is $3500.00 (seller $1000.00)
TICKET PRICE $100.00
The Date of the Drawing will be with in 30 days after all tickets are sold. Ticket holders will be notified by mail as to the date, time and location of drawing. Winner need not be present to win the Truck of choice. Estimated MSRP of the Truck is $38,800.00, or less. Actual value, colors and options are subject to MFG. changes and availability. FALCON CLUB and Thayer Toyota are not responsible for any and all tax liabilities associated with any prize awarded. Funds raised from this raffle will utilized by FALCON HOCKEY to directly effect FALCON TEAM &FACILITY.
Ticket #

Purchaser copy detach below and return bottom 2 portions to wlpf
--------------------------Tear here, keep top, return bottom section to Falcon club------------------

Ticket # PRINT NEATLY

Name:_______________________________________________________

Street Address:________________________________________________

City:___________________State:______________Zip________________

Telephone number: ( ) ______-_________Email____________________

Pheasants Forever Stub
------------------------------------------------DO NOT TEAR HERE---Falcon club to tear------------ Ticket # Falcon Club
Bowling Green Ohio
43402 Name:_______________________________

Street Address:_______________________________

City:_____________________State:_____

Zip:_______________

Raffle date and location mail noticification postcard.







INSTRUCTIONS
1. PRINT NEATLY in all spaces providing your full name, street address, City, Zip code and Telephone number. Trust in PF we will not sell or use this information for anything other than our business with you, we value you and your right to privacy.
2. Detach only the top portion. This is your copy of your ticket. The next section is your stub that will be safely kept and put in for the drawing. That last section will be used to contact you with the date, time and location of the drawing, upon sale completion.
3. The seller of your ticket must return to WLPF raffle coordinator the bottom two sections filled out completely and legibly.
4. Sellers must fill in the name and address portion on the back of the ticket to be eligible for any seller prizes. Disclaimer
Falcon club is a Not for Profit Organization. As such Falcon Club is run by many caring volunteers. These volunteers are eligible to enter this raffle, as are their family and friends. We will provide an independent reputable 3rd to physically draw the winning tickets. Should all tickets not sellFalcon Club will reserve the right to cancel this raffle, or proceed with only those tickets that were sold, at the discretion of chapter President, treasurer whose decision on the matter will be final. We are allowing a total maximum of 14 months to sell these tickets. should this raffle be suspended for any reason YOUR MONEY WILL BE PROMPTLY RETURNED TO YOU. Should the winner choose to order or trade for a vehcicle of greter value than that wich WLPF has agreed to pay The Thayer family of dealers it will be thee winnesr sole responsiblity for this difference, should a vehicle(s) of lesser value be chosen no cash will be awarded or refunded by wlpf, Thayer Chevrolet may do so at their discresion, but thier decision is final. We have never attempted a raffle like this before and we are being cautious in our approach and in so doing desire to be as fair as possible in the event of a cancelation or short sell. The Day of the drawing. three (3) tickets will be drawn.
The first ticket drawn will be for the third prize, the seller of this ticket will receive $1000.00
The second ticket Drawn will be for the second Price and the seller of this ticket will receive $2000.00
The third and final ticket drawn will be for the Grand prize of the Tundra. The sell of this ticket will receive a check for $3000.00 Any ticket found to be unreadable, or should a winner not be connectable after 90 days another winner will be drawn in place of that person. If a seller prize was awarded first then no seller prize will be awarded on a redrawn ticket.
TICKET SELLER DRAWING Qualifications. to enter as ticket seller you must sell or purchase 10 or more tickets.

TICKET SELLER INFORMATION for those who sell or purchase 10 or more tickets
NAME: STREET ADDRESS:


CITY: ZIP: TELEPHONE:

Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:31 am
by MACMAN
Now I also just finished up a one million dollar raffle as well
the basics are
three prizes
1. Porsche 911
2. BMW M6 convertable
3. BMW 650i

This raffle raises around 700k for a facility
1000 tickets at 1000.00 dollars.

Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 8:56 am
by Rightupinthere
I'm not sure Paul is the type to give away vehicles - especially the one you describe. You may want to consult with him first.

Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 9:28 am
by MACMAN
you see its not giving them away. What is done is the raffle pays for the vehicle and the dealer includes the raffle information in thier regular advertising...it gives them some extra draw as tickets are sold at the locations, as well as draw from folks who want to see the vehicles and for the raffle it gives marketing...I would not as for a 30k+ donation, nor would I ask for any "discount" from msrp Sure a donated vehicle would be great, but it just doesnt happen, invoice happens and is ok, but I would rather see the sales person who ends up delivering the vehicle get a pay check for doing a nice job in that respect. That is why your raffles dont generate the full amounts of 100k you get about 1/2 to 2/3 depending upon the prizes, just as in the the Porsche and 2 BMW option...that is a 1 million dollar raffle where by the even would pull in about 700k after paying for the three cars.

Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 3:50 pm
by Flipper
What if you don't sell enough tickets to cover the cost of the cars?

Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 4:35 pm
by Puckhead
As MACMAN said if not enough tickets are sold to pay for the vehicle or to make it worthwhile, the $ 100 will be returned to the purchasers.
Makes sense to me. I have no doubt that we can sell 1000 tickets that have the potential of winning something.
This group of people should be able to donate $ 100 to help this program. The "road crew" donated
$ 1700 to purchase the video equpment and $ 1500 to purchase Scooters stitcher machine.
As the man said, for all the time and money that Paul puts into BG Hockey (and other sports) he and the salesman deserve to make a buck.
For $ 100 invested I would be willing to pay the IRS $ 10,000 in taxes. ( well maybe ??)
There will be concerns that people will ask:
is this money going toward the building restoration (if so to whom) or is it going to the BGSU Hockey program. There are a few people out there that will question giving money to Scott Paluch.
If money goes to the building restoration, where would Buddy spend the
$ 60,000 ??
When we answer these questions I am sure that this project would be a success.

Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 4:18 pm
by MACMAN
If Ay ziggy ran the raffle then included itn he disclaimer on the rear...if we could get group to agree upon the language we could make the donate as specific as we wanted Im sure.

Is that what you are thinking? Making the raffle an Ay Ziggy booster raffle?
I passed off the ideas...and while Im sure nothing has happened yet, it could be bad to run two raffles at the same time for a similar purpose

Ice Arena Raffle

Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 1:41 pm
by Puckhead
Does an one out there think that this is a good idea;
other than MACMAN and myself??

Anyone out there that would donate/spend $ 100 to win a car, a truck or a Harley?

Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 3:12 pm
by Peregrinner
I wouldn't, because I just don't have that kind of money, but I definitely think other people might be willing to.
If people were willing to dish out a couple hundred for items when they were auctioned for the MS fundraiser, I think they might at least be willing to give $100 for a chance at a new ride.

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 10:41 am
by Puckhead
Well MACMAN it would appear that there is rampant appathy out there.
A. No on is visiting this site during the summer
B. No one wants to contribute toward fixing the arena
C. people figure that $ 60,000 is not worth the effort, why should we go
out of our way when the adiminstarion has been dragging it's feet for
years? ( sorry editorial comment)
D. People do not have the $ 100

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 11:24 am
by BGDrew
I think you'd be best holding off until the AD releases the facility master plan later this year.

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 2:59 pm
by Falcon Fanatic
Puckhead wrote:Well MACMAN it would appear that there is rampant appathy out there.
A. No on is visiting this site during the summer
B. No one wants to contribute toward fixing the arena
C. people figure that $ 60,000 is not worth the effort, why should we go
out of our way when the adiminstarion has been dragging it's feet for
years? ( sorry editorial comment)
D. People do not have the $ 100
It's not apathy for most. It's the fact that this is nothing but speculation and brainstorming of ideas. Any REAL fundraiser would have to go through the AD. Right now they are focused on the Barnstorming tours and such. 18 Sports-One Team concept. Don't assume that people wouldn't want to contribute to fixing up the arena, but in all reality, the UNIVERSITY should be paying to fix up the arena, not private funds like the Expansion was paid for.

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 3:52 pm
by Puckhead
You are right FF the Univ. should come up with the money.
Just thought that I would put those comments in to get a response.
AD, FC et al would have to be included.

Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 11:01 am
by MACMAN
Falcon Fanatic wrote:
Puckhead wrote:Well MACMAN it would appear that there is rampant appathy out there.
A. No on is visiting this site during the summer
B. No one wants to contribute toward fixing the arena
C. people figure that $ 60,000 is not worth the effort, why should we go
out of our way when the adiminstarion has been dragging it's feet for
years? ( sorry editorial comment)
D. People do not have the $ 100
It's not apathy for most. It's the fact that this is nothing but speculation and brainstorming of ideas. Any REAL fundraiser would have to go through the AD. Right now they are focused on the Barnstorming tours and such. 18 Sports-One Team concept. Don't assume that people wouldn't want to contribute to fixing up the arena, but in all reality, the UNIVERSITY should be paying to fix up the arena, not private funds like the Expansion was paid for.
Not true.
Any outside entity can form a Not for Profit Org and operate as Bosters raising and donating the money raised to the programs they wish or are in the thier NFPO charter.
So while this is brain storming, it could quite easily and with the right people and level of interest morph into a Falcon Hockey Boosters Organization, and not be subject to the AD or the Univ. I would consider it, Esp since it would be going to the best shot BGSU has to be on the National Title hunt, aside from womens B-ball, and further aid in Bringing the team and facility back to full glory!