From my understanding, the non-profit ran the raffle, with the understanding that they would get any proceeds above a certain point or, as I guess happened a percentage if it didn't reach the sellers threshold point. I think all raffles have to be done by non-profits. I don't think they have to purchase the item, just be in charge of the raffle and receiving any proceeds.
Raffle tickets for my car ?
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From my understanding, the non-profit ran the raffle, with the understanding that they would get any proceeds above a certain point or, as I guess happened a percentage if it didn't reach the sellers threshold point. I think all raffles have to be done by non-profits. I don't think they have to purchase the item, just be in charge of the raffle and receiving any proceeds.
gsxr2005
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this might be the one that the guy sold in edgewater.
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Look I will do what I have to and tryo to do this and see how it works.
Contacting the District Att. And Court House today about it .
But I will donate what is left over to charity .
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Look I will do what I have to and tryo to do this and see how it works.
Contacting the District Att. And Court House today about it .
But I will donate what is left over to charity .
Tilted
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That's probably the best way to proceed. Good luck.
Tilted
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In order to raffle real property they either have to have title to it of the ability to convey title to it. And I think they have to be a charitable organization in order to raffle real property, so not all non-profits would qualify.
The exact rules for personal property aren't quite as clear to me, but I believe that any of the following can conduct a raffle:
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MistysDaddy08
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how about raffling off a Fire Truck....
Ritchie Volunteers Station 37 Prince George's County MD Who's Supplementing
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME UPDATE 11/17/08
Tickets are still available.
The Engine just passed a Maryland State Inspection.
It has been decided that the drawing for the winning ticket will take place in Ocean City, MD during the 2009 MSFA convention. The exact day, time and location will posted at a later date.
You can now purchase tickets through PayPal at the top of the page. There is a $1 charge to cover postage and fees. Just click on the BUY NOW button and follow the directions. The tickets will be mailed within two business days.
We are raffling off our 1987 Seagrave Pumper. Where else can you buy a Fire Engine in this shape for only $50? You have a better chance of winning with us (1 in 1,000) than the Maryland State Lottery...and you don't have to find any loose change to scratch your ticket! So if you are wondering the specs of the Engine, we got you covered, just look below: 1987 Seagrave Pumper 1250 GPM Pump 400 Gallon Tank Poly-Tank Total Pump Replacement 3 Years Ago Cosmetic Rehab 3 Years Ago Detroit Diesel 6V92 Allison Automatic Transmission 123,000 miles Updated Light Package 4 Door Cab and Seating For 6 EVERYTHING WORKS!!!! For More Information Contact The Station: 301-336-3731 and ask for an Officer!
If you would like to purchase a ticket and are not in the area you can send a self addressed stamped envelope along with a check to the firehouse. 1415 Ritchie Marlboro Rd. Capital Heights MD 20743. Once the check has cleared the bank your tickets will be mailed.
Ritchie Volunteers Station 37 Prince George's County MD Who's Supplementing
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME UPDATE 11/17/08
Tickets are still available.
The Engine just passed a Maryland State Inspection.
It has been decided that the drawing for the winning ticket will take place in Ocean City, MD during the 2009 MSFA convention. The exact day, time and location will posted at a later date.
You can now purchase tickets through PayPal at the top of the page. There is a $1 charge to cover postage and fees. Just click on the BUY NOW button and follow the directions. The tickets will be mailed within two business days.
We are raffling off our 1987 Seagrave Pumper. Where else can you buy a Fire Engine in this shape for only $50? You have a better chance of winning with us (1 in 1,000) than the Maryland State Lottery...and you don't have to find any loose change to scratch your ticket! So if you are wondering the specs of the Engine, we got you covered, just look below: 1987 Seagrave Pumper 1250 GPM Pump 400 Gallon Tank Poly-Tank Total Pump Replacement 3 Years Ago Cosmetic Rehab 3 Years Ago Detroit Diesel 6V92 Allison Automatic Transmission 123,000 miles Updated Light Package 4 Door Cab and Seating For 6 EVERYTHING WORKS!!!! For More Information Contact The Station: 301-336-3731 and ask for an Officer!
If you would like to purchase a ticket and are not in the area you can send a self addressed stamped envelope along with a check to the firehouse. 1415 Ritchie Marlboro Rd. Capital Heights MD 20743. Once the check has cleared the bank your tickets will be mailed.