Buy a raffle ticket to help charities during Stradbroke Season presented by TAB

 
Brisbane Racing Club is proud to be partnering with a range of charities to help them raise much-needed funds during 2022 Stradbroke Season presented by TAB.

BRC will host a 50:50 Charity Raffle on each of the six Stradbroke Season racedays, starting this Saturday (30 April) at Treasury Brisbane Queensland Guineas Day at Eagle Farm.

Under the 50:50 Charity Raffle system, everyone who buys a ticket has a chance to win 50 percent of the prize pool, with the other 50 percent going to the charity. So, the more tickets that are sold, the greater the prize to be won by one lucky buyer and the greater the funds raised for charity.

Raffle ticket sellers in their distinctive bright green aprons will be out and about at Eagle Farm and Doomben Racecourses at each Stradbroke Season race meeting and tickets can also be bought online from the Monday in the week leading up to each raceday.

BRC is committed to supporting the community, charity organisations and local groups across Queensland through fundraising, donations, community partnerships and event and promotional support. The BRC Foundation was established in November 2018 as a formal initiative to ensure that the Club continues to make a positive, lasting difference.

The 2022 Stradbroke Season 50:50 Charity Raffle beneficiaries are:

• Children’s Hospital Foundation, Treasury Brisbane Queensland Guineas Day, this Saturday. The Foundation is committed to ensuring that children who are ill have the best possible health care, with access to world-class research and clinical treatment.
• Riding for the Disabled Samford, TAB Doomben 10,000 Day, 14 May. Operating from a purpose-built arena at the Samford Showgrounds, RDA provides both therapeutic and recreational horse-riding programs for children and adults with disabilities.
• MND and Me Foundation, XXXX Doomben Cup Day, 21 May. Established by Scott Sullivan who was diagnosed in 2010 with Motor Neurone Disease, the Foundation delivers support to people in Queensland living with MND and their families, and funds research into treatments and finding a cure.
• LIVIN, Moët & Chandon Derby Day, 28 May. Founded in memory of Dwayne Lally, LIVIN champions mental health, breaking the stigma that surrounds it, and early intervention and prevention initiatives.
• Footprints Community, Channel 7 Oaks Day, 4 June. Footprints Community provides community-based services to support older people, those experiencing disability, mental illness, and those who are at risk of homelessness.
• Share the Dignity, TAB Stradbroke Day, 11 June. The organisation distributes sanitary products and works to make a difference in the lives of girls and women experiencing difficulties, including homelessness and fleeing domestic violence.