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Project EverGreen Hosting Bourbon Raffle Fundraiser
Project EverGreen is excited to announce an exclusive bourbon raffle fundraiser featuring a curated selection of rare and premium bottles. Bourbon enthusiasts and collectors alike are invited to participate in this unique opportunity to win a collection of the finest bourbons available.
Running through November 22 or while 250 tickets last, with the drawing taking place on December 3, 2024, during the Project EverGreen Board Meeting.
Featured Bourbons:
- Van Winkle 12-year Special Reserve
- Weller C.Y.P.B.
- Weller Antique 107
- Elijah Craig 18 year
- Michter’s 10 year
- Colonel E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof
- Elijah Craig Single Barrel, Barrel Proof 2024
Cindy Code, Executive Director of Project EverGreen, comments, “This raffle is not only an opportunity to own some of the hardest to find bourbons but also a way to support Project EverGreen’s mission of delivering a greener, healthier, cooler Earth for communities and military families across the country.”
Tickets can be purchased exclusively online at https://projectevergreen.org/bourbon-raffle
Each ticket is priced at $100.00, with all proceeds benefiting Project EverGreen. Participants must be 21 or older to enter. Winners will be notified via email and phone. Full details and terms and conditions are available on projectevergreen.org.
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