There won't be much of a profit but Habitat for Humanity in Thunder Bay will be making some money off its raffle. CEO Diane Mitchell says the situation has improved dramatically. A month ago it looked like Habitat was going to lose thousands on the raffle but has since hit the break even mark. Tickets are available at the Habitat Restore until tomorrow afternoon.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Habitat wraps up raffle
There won't be much of a profit but Habitat for Humanity in Thunder Bay will be making some money off its raffle. CEO Diane Mitchell says the situation has improved dramatically. A month ago it looked like Habitat was going to lose thousands on the raffle but has since hit the break even mark. Tickets are available at the Habitat Restore until tomorrow afternoon.
