Bluffton Lions Foundation Corvette raffle held Sept. 29 at noon at Farmers' Market
The Bluffton Lions Foundation is moving the drawing for its Charity Corvette raffle car, at noon, Saturday, Sept. 29, from the Bluffton Family Recreation Center to the Bluffton Farmers' Market Main Street location.
The Farmers market is located in the Citizens National Bank parking lot between the Post Office and Citizens National Bank.
The Corvette drawing is changing locations because the community health fair event is no longer an event during the Bluffton Fall Festival. According to Foundation President Dick Ramseyer, the board felt with the change, the Corvette drawing should take place on Main Street in front of the Farmer Market.
The Bluffton Lions Foundation’s Charity Corvette Raffle program is now completing its third year of raising thousands of dollars for public charities in the region. One hundred percent of the revenue goes to charities. Funds raised locally through the raffle program are restricted for the Bluffton Pedestrian & Bike pathway project.
Sponsors of the Bluffton Lions Foundation’s Charity Corvette Raffle are:
• Tom Ahl Family of Dealerships,
• Citizens National Bank,
• Springfield Fireworks, Inc,
• Don Snyder Excavating,
• Bud’s Corvette,
• Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Services,
• Masterpiece Signs & Graphics, Inc,
• Ken Lugibihl Auto & Truck Center, Inc., and
•John’s Body Shop & Auto Sales.
Additional information is available on the Bluffton Lions web sites at www.blufftonlionsfoundation.org. or wwwblufftonlions.org
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