Habitat for Humanity in Thunder Bay could be seeing red. Its annual raffle is behind in selling tickets. CEO Diane Mitchell says if they don't sell anymore tickets, the organization would be looking at a 94 thousand dollar deficit in this year's budget. It also means there won't be a house built this year. Mitchell says they need to sell around 4 thousand more tickets to reach the break even point in the raffle.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Troubled times for Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity in Thunder Bay could be seeing red. Its annual raffle is behind in selling tickets. CEO Diane Mitchell says if they don't sell anymore tickets, the organization would be looking at a 94 thousand dollar deficit in this year's budget. It also means there won't be a house built this year. Mitchell says they need to sell around 4 thousand more tickets to reach the break even point in the raffle.
