At the Well: 23rd Annual Providence-St. Mel School Raffle

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

23rd Annual Providence-St. Mel School Raffle

Grand Prize $10,000

2nd prize $5,000
3rd prize $3,000
Two 4th Prizes $1,000 each

Drawing will be held on March 30, 2015 at 3:05 p.m.
Winners need not be present.

Donation is $5 per ticket. Raffle proceeds support students at Providence St. Mel School.
Thank you for your generous support.

*Please leave your email or mailing address under Billing/Contact information and your ticket or ticket number will be delivered to you.

23rd Annual Providence-St. Mel School Raffle

For more information, contact Monica Fountain at 708-203-5023.

Since 1978, 100 percent of Providence-St. Mel graduates have been accepted to four-year universities and colleges. Almost 80 percent of the students receive need-based financial aid or academic scholarships.

For more information about Providence-St. Mel, go to www.psmnow.com.

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

23rd Annual Providence-St. Mel School Raffle

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