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Win a Gazelle E-Bike!
We are raffling off awesome Gazelle E-Bikes! Enter for a chance to win one of two Gazelle Arroyo C7 HMB Elite bikes, each valued at $3,299.00!
The Gazelle Arroyo C7 HMB Elite embodies the spirit of the classic Dutch bike with some delightfully modern benefits. A roomy step-through frame welcomes a range of riders, while an integrated in-tube battery and mid-mounted motor offers a graceful silhouette, a balanced ride feel, and stealthy power. Fully loaded with functional accessories and boasting a comfort-optimized, relaxed riding position, this bike is ideal for city trips and well beyond.
Only 300 tickets will be sold! Get yours today by contacting H2O for Life’s office at 651-756-7577 or email shall@h2oforlifeschools.org. $100 per raffle ticket, cash or check only.
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H2O for Life
4756 Banning Ave Ste 207
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
HOUSE RULES:
– Raffle to be conducted by H2O for Life
– Winners will be determined in a raffle drawing
– Drawing takes place on August 30, 2022
– Winners must arrange for pick up in White Bear Lake, MN
– Need not be present to win
– H2O for Life will accept checks and/or cash in exchange for raffle tickets
– Only one raffle ticket is required to enter
– There is no limit on the purchase of available raffle tickets per individual
– Persons under age 18 may not purchase a raffle ticket
– Persons under age 18 may not win a raffle prize
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