How do you do a 50/50 raffle?
- Purchase a roll of raffle tickets from a local party supply shop or dollar store.
- Go from door-to-door or desk-to-desk and sell as many tickets to each person as they want, for a donated fee of your discretion.
- When a ticket is purchased, rip off one end and give it to the donor.
People also ask, how does a 50/50 raffle work?
A raffle involves many people buying tickets for a chance to win a prize or prizes. In the case of a 50-50 fundraising raffle the prize is 50% of the money taken in by the raffle ticket sales. A certain number of tickets are sold or a specified time passes and a single ticket is randomly chosen.
Hereof, how much should I charge for a 50/50 raffle?
Typical prices are $1, $5 and $10, with $1 being the most common. Bundles can go for $2 for 3 tickets or $4 for 5, or an arm's length for $10 (just don't use long-armed volunteers!). Be sure to offer tickets to everyone and let them know how much they could win.
Canadian Raffle Law: Ontario. Canada's raffle law maintains that only certain charitable organizations are eligible to hold raffles. If the total value of prizes is less than $50,000, then an eligible organization may apply for a municipal licence at the municipality where the raffle is going to be held.