The IOOF Seniors Homes Fall 50/50 raffle launched on Sept. 1 with tickets available for purchase online.
Proceeds from the raffle are donated to the IOOF Seniors Homes’ redevelopment campaign to expand the long-term care facility at 10 Brooks St., Barrie.
The Fall 50/50 Raffle began on Monday, Sept. 1, 2025, with tickets available for purchase online for 10 tickets for $10; 40 tickets for $20; 150 tickets for $50; 400 tickets for $100.
The grand prize draw will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025.
Sales will close at 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 29, 2025.
“We are grateful to the community, our residents, and their families for purchasing over $43,000 in tickets since the IOOF began our 50/50 raffle program in 2022. Thank you to everyone who has purchased tickets throughout the year to help raise funds for our long- term care expansion project. Together, we can truly make a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors needing long-term care housing and health-care support,” said Garry Hopkins, CEO, IOOF Seniors Homes.
Early bird purchasers will have an opportunity to win a $500 early bird prize drawn on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025.
Proceeds from the 50/50 support the IOOF’s redevelopment project to build long-term care beds and expand the facility with hopes to begin construction in the coming months.
Planned for completion in two phases by early 2028, the transformed 226-bed facility will meet the growing needs of Ontario’s aging population. With the incredible support of the community, the IOOF has raised over $1.5 million reaching 76 per cent of their $2 million fundraising goal for the redevelopment campaign.
Purchase 50/50 tickets today online and help reach our redevelopment goal.
Raffle Licence #RAF1493392
Click here to learn about the IOOF’s housing accommodations, resident programs, ways to support, and volunteer opportunities.
Caring is our reason for being…IOOF Seniors Homes Inc. (IOOF) is a not-for-profit organization, currently operating several facilities located in Barrie, Ontario, and has been serving the needs of Ontario residents for over 100 years.
The IOOF provides exemplary accommodation, programs, and health care services to residents through an effective continuum of support that promotes independence and well-being through the latter stages of life.