Raffle time is here again!!!!
Her name pays homage to the virtual nature of the convention this year, will cause you to remember the 2020 way of family gatherings, doing business, learning, visiting with friends, and how Charlie gets his dogs to put a move on. She is ready to guide GDUI in to this new decade and her way in to your home and heart!
Introducing Zoom!!
Three pictures
She is a black and tan German shepherd beauty. About two feet tall, is in a sitting position with her ears up and mouth open in a big doggie smile. Zoom’s tag has been wood burnt with her name and she has her own leash. Of course, she proudly wears a magnificent, hand-crafted, Hava Original leather harness!
Getting tickets is the same as in the past with the exception of in-person sales- there will be none of that!
Important information:
Tickets are 3 for $5 or 7 for $10.
Get them as a gift to yourself or use as gifts for others- These tickets are terrific for all gift giving occasions (Mother’s day, Graduation, Father’s Day, birthdays, appreciation gifts for hosts, thank you gifts for stylists and groomers, don’t forget your in-laws or that impossible to purchase for relative or friend). Anyone can purchase, so have your friends and family buy some for you if self-gifting is not your style; their ticket purchases increase your chances and support GDUI all at the same time. A true WIN WIN all around!
You can purchase tickets online (below) or by calling Sara Calhoun at (866) 799-8436
GDUI Raffle Tickets: 3 for $5
GDUI Raffle Tickets: 7 for $10
The winning ticket will be drawn on Tuesday, July 8 during the second session of the program. Of course, the winner does not need to be attending to win.
We are so grateful to Hava for once again supporting GDUI and creating another Hava Original pup to want and love!
Best,
Your GDUI 2020 Convention Program Planning Team
Andrea Leigh Giudice
President, ACB of Connecticut, an affiliate of the American Council of the Blind (ACB) 2020 GDUI Convention Coordinator, Guide Dog Users, Inc. (GDUI)
(860) 573-2198
dawgmawm@gmail.com
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