The 2021 Jim Click Automotive Raffle is OVER...Here are the Results.
The 2021 edition of the Jim Click Millions for Tucson Raffle is now over, but its impact will continue. Since the first Jim Click Raffle in 2003, over nine million dollars have been raised for Tucson-based charities. The Lupus Inspiration Foundation for Excellence (L.I.F.E.) started participating in 2014, and was among the 311 charities that raised a record amount in 2021--$1, 380,700.
The drawing was live, in person, and back at the Reid Park Zoo. Due to issues related to COVID-19, the number of charity representatives was limited to 3 per charity. Charity representatives were invited to stay for the “Zoo Lights Show” and refreshments. For charity representatives unable to attend, a live stream for the drawing event was provided. The winners for each of the three prizes and the charity that sold the winning tickets are as follows:
• The Grand Prize was a 2021 Ford Bronco Sport (valued at $35,840). Hamid Hakeemi of Tucson was the winner, and his ticket was purchased through Tucson Residence Foundation.
• The Second Prize was two plane tickets. Lynn Spicer-Tucker of Green Valley was the winner. She bought the winning ticket through the Animal League of Green Valley.
• The Third Prize was $5,000 cash won by Nick Rehm of Tucson, and sold by Young Life.
The Lupus Inspiration Foundation for Excellence (L.I.F.E.) is grateful for the opportunity to take part in the yearly Jim Click Raffles. Furthermore, we would like to thank all of our supporters that participated in this fundraiser. The Raffle helped L.I.F.E.’s twofold mission: to promote lupus awareness, and to provide L.I.F.E. Scholarships to college students courageously overcoming the setbacks of lupus. More specifically, L.I.F.E. will be issuing a special L.I.F.E. Scholarship in honor of the Jim Click Family for their efforts to “give back to the community that has given his family so much since they came to Tucson in 1974”.
Jim Click Picking the Winners of the Raffle
To date, the 12 Click-sponsored raffles have raised more than $10 million for local charities.
For more information, millionsfortucson.org.
Did you know? FACTS about LUPUS
- Lupus is the least-recognized and least-funded major disease to affect Americans!
- Lupus is the leading cause of strokes in young women.
- Lupus is not a rare disease nor is it a new disease.
- The average time for diagnosis is 6 years from your first symptom.
- Anyone can develop lupus, but some individuals are at a higher risk than others, like women (90%) and people