In Support Of: Victoria HarbourCats Foundation AND Layritz Baseball

The Victoria HarbourCats Foundation's 50/50 raffle is a philanthropic initiative aimed at supporting underprivileged youth who face financial barriers to participating in sports due to the inability to afford registration fees and/or equipment. Through this initiative, the Foundation strives to ensure that every child has the opportunity to experience the joys of sports, fostering physical activity, teamwork, and personal development regardless of their economic circumstances.

The 50/50 raffle operates on a simple premise: participants purchase tickets for a chance to win half of the total proceeds raised, while the other half directly funds scholarships and grants for disadvantaged youth in the community as well as local baseball and softball organizations. By leveraging the excitement and engagement of the raffle, the Foundation mobilizes resources to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young athletes, enabling them to access the necessary resources to participate in organized sports programs.

The Foundation's commitment to inclusivity and accessibility underscores its dedication to creating a level playing field for all youth, regardless of socio-economic background. Through strategic partnerships and community outreach efforts, the Foundation identifies deserving candidates and allocates funds to cover registration fees, purchase sports equipment, and provide other essential resources that enable participation in sports leagues and activities.

By supporting the Victoria HarbourCats Foundation's 50/50 raffle, participants not only have the chance to win a cash prize but also contribute to a cause that enriches the lives of underprivileged youth and strengthens the fabric of the community. Every ticket sold represents a step towards breaking down financial barriers and empowering young individuals to thrive in sports, fostering a culture of inclusivity, opportunity, and achievement.

Find out more about the Victoria HarbourCats Foundation through their website, www.VictoriaHarbourCatsFoundation.org, or email us at [email protected].