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North-east people can enter prize draw to support children’s charity


By Kyle Ritchie

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Car lovers across Scotland are being given the chance to win a new Mini Cooper Classic as part of an exclusive prize draw in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS).

The top-of-the-range LCI five door automatic has been generously donated by an anonymous CHAS supporter in conjunction with Grassicks of Perth.

All the profits from ticket sales will go directly to CHAS, Scotland's only hospice service for babies, children and young people living with a life-shortening condition.

People can win a new Mini Cooper Classic as part of a prize draw in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland.
People can win a new Mini Cooper Classic as part of a prize draw in aid of Children’s Hospices Across Scotland.

CHAS community fundraiser, Ruathy Donald said: “We are delighted to offer our supporters this exclusive opportunity to win a beautiful new car.

“It truly is an amazingly generous donation and we are so grateful to our fundraising volunteer Jackie Campbell and her J-Bay Team for organising this prize draw for us.

“There are a limited number of tickets so I would advise anyone interested to buy their tickets now before they all sell out – you have to be in it to win it as they say.”

Grassicks head of business Esuan Steenkamp, said: “We are excited to be able to play a part in this fantastic prize draw for CHAS and are blown away by the donor’s generosity.”

The car will be in Grassicks for anyone who would like to visit and see what they could win.

The lucky winner will be able drive away the fabulous five door automatic Mini Cooper Classic car in Racing Green colour in July.

Visit https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/winaminicooper to purchase an exclusive ticket.


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