Airplane Raffle
The 2026 spring airplane raffle will launch on Tuesday, March 10, at 12am Central Time. Only 5,000 tickets will be made available, 1 ticket for $100 and 3 tickets for $275.
In order to purchase tickets, return to this webpage on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 12am Central Time and a link will be provided for you. Purchases can be made with any major credit card, no other forms of payment will be accepted.
Each ticket has a chance to win one of the following four prizes:
- Grand Prize: 1967 Cessna 206 (N206KY)
- Second Prize: a PPL or Advanced Training Scholarship
- Third Prize: a Bose A30 aviation headset
Please send all raffle inquiries to: raffle@wingsofhope.ngo
Grand Prize
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Grand Prize: 1967 Cessna 206 (N206KY)
Wings of Hope’s First U.S. Medical Transport Plane
The Cessna 206 is a workhorse of a plane with a well-earned reputation for flying in even the most demanding environments. But the winner of this particular Cessna — delivered with a fresh annual inspection and IFR certification — will be taking home a piece of Wings of Hope history. N206KY flew Wings of Hope’s first domestic medical patient mission in 2003, marking the launch of our U.S. Medical Relief & Air Transport (MAT) Program. While its days of flying patient missions have passed, N206KY is ready for its next chapter — it just needs you to write the story.
Runner-up Prize Info
Bose A30
Second Prize: Private Pilots License or Advanced Training Scholarship
Valued at: $5,000
Third Prize: Bose A30 Aviation Headset
Valued at: $1,299 [ Bose A30 details ]
Meet Caleb
Caleb was born with his right femur shorter than this left. Wings of Hope flies him from his home in Wichita, Kans., to Shriners Children’s St. Louis to lengthen his leg — a process that requires multiple surgeries and years of treatment. The 16-year-old had his first appointment in St. Louis was when he was only two and has flown with Wings of Hope about 20 roundtrip flights.
Caleb plans to return to Shriners for one final leg-lengthening surgery in the summer of 2026. He and his mom will stay in St. Louis about 4-6 weeks for post-surgery appointments. Then, Wings of Hope will fly him back to Shriners every other week, at first, and periodically for the next 18-24 months — until his leg is fully healed.