There are many factors that would prevent emails from making it into your inbox, but primarily the culprit is spam and junk mail filters intercepting your mail. Check your spam folder for your ticket number(s).

If you still don’t see them, no problem! Send an email to raffle@wingsofhope.ngo and request to have your ticket numbers re-sent to you. It is important that you include your first and last name, your mailing address, and your email address so that we can properly identify you in the database.

The cost of a raffle ticket is not deductible as a charitable contribution. The IRS considers a raffle ticket to be a contribution from which you benefit. If you receive a benefit from making a donation, you can only deduct the amount of your donation that is greater than the value of the benefit you receive. The IRS explicitly prohibits deducting the cost of raffle tickets as a charitable contribution.

Link to IRS – Contributions From Which You Benefit

The raffle ticket numbers you receive are your transaction number, followed by the number of tickets you purchased. For example, if you bought one ticket and your number was this:

#757575757571

What it literally is, the transaction number followed by the number of tickets purchased. It helps to insert a hyphen like this: #75757575757-1.

Using the same example, three tickets are sold, they would look like this:

#757575757571

#757575757572

#757575757573

OR

#75757575757-1

#75757575757-2

#75757575757-3

Using the same example, 10 or more tickets are sold, they would look like this:

#75757575757-9

#75757575757-10

#75757575757-11

In previous raffles, we simply sold tickets consecutively, however we would encounter technical issues during high traffic times.

The Airplane Raffle drawing is scheduled to take place on November 16, 2020.