Supporting Patient Care
Helping fund compassionate, patient-centred care and the services that support recovery, comfort and quality of life.
Licence RAF1531822 · Apr 2, 2026 – Mar 23, 2027
A licensed charitable raffle in support of healthcare and community wellness across Ontario.
Every ticket purchased through lottoeifle.com directly supports patient care, medical innovation and health-focused charitable programs led by Mackenzie Health Foundation. Take part in a meaningful cause — and have a chance to win.
Charitable Raffle Draw
About the Raffle
A charitable initiative of Mackenzie Health Foundation
This website is operated and managed by Mackenzie Health Foundation. Under provincially issued Raffle Licence RAF1531822, the Foundation conducts a charitable lottery to raise funds for healthcare-related charitable purposes throughout the licence period of April 2, 2026 to March 23, 2027.
Proceeds collected through ticket sales are directed toward initiatives that strengthen our community — from patient care and wellness programs to medical equipment and the work of charitable healthcare partners. Participation is voluntary, age-restricted and intended as a responsible, recreational way to support a cause that matters.
Operator
Mackenzie Health Foundation
Raffle Licence
RAF1531822
Eligibility
18+ · Ontario residents where applicable
How It Helps
Every ticket supports better health outcomes
Funds raised through the lottoeifle.com charitable raffle are allocated to a range of healthcare and community-focused programs.
Community Health Programs
Supporting accessible health initiatives, outreach and education projects that benefit the wider community.
Medical Equipment & Innovation
Contributing to the acquisition of equipment, technology and innovation that supports improved clinical outcomes.
Wellness & Recovery Initiatives
Funding programs that promote mental wellness, rehabilitation and long-term recovery for patients and their families.
Charitable Healthcare Partners
Supporting trusted charitable partners advancing healthcare access, hospital support and health-focused community work.
The Prize Draw
Take part in the draw — give back to healthcare
Participants who purchase a ticket are entered into the official charitable raffle draw conducted by Mackenzie Health Foundation. Each ticket represents both a chance to be selected in the draw and a direct contribution toward health-focused charitable work.
The draw is conducted in accordance with the conditions of Raffle Licence RAF1531822 and applicable provincial regulations. Winners are contacted in line with the official raffle rules. There is no guaranteed outcome — please participate responsibly and only with funds you can comfortably set aside.
Operator & Licence
Mackenzie Health Foundation · RAF1531822
Licence period: Apr 2, 2026 – Mar 23, 2027
How It Works
Four simple steps to participate
From registration to draw day — a clear, transparent process designed with responsibility and compliance in mind.
01
Register or Sign In
Create your account or sign in to verify eligibility and access the official ticket purchase area.
02
Purchase a Ticket
Select your ticket and complete a secure purchase. Proceeds go toward charitable healthcare initiatives.
03
Wait for the Draw
The official draw is conducted under the terms of Licence RAF1531822 and applicable regulations.
04
Winners Contacted
Winners are notified in accordance with the official raffle rules and verification procedures.
Responsible Participation
Participation should always be recreational and responsible
18+
Strictly adults only — participation is restricted to persons aged 18 years or older.
The charitable raffle conducted through lottoeifle.com is intended as a meaningful, recreational way to support healthcare causes. It is not a substitute for income, a strategy for financial gain or a means to recover losses. If participation begins to cause financial, emotional or personal harm, please pause, seek support and consider reaching out to one of the confidential services listed below.
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