Now through June 18, 2021, you have the chance to make a significant investment in a child’s future!
Purchase your raffle ticket here!
The need to secure your child’s future is more important than ever—not only as the cost of tuition continues to rise, but also because higher education continues to be a leading indicator of future success.
Now through June 18, 2021, you have the chance to make a significant investment in a child’s future with the Children’s Museum of Richmond’s 9th Annual Tuition Raffle.
Each raffle ticket costs just $50 and the lucky winner will receive $50,000 deposited into an Invest529 Account through Virginia529. Invest529 accounts have held Morningstar’s top rating for years and offer your family a tax-advantaged way to prepare for the costs of future education, including accredited postsecondary educational institutions, associate, graduate level, and professional degrees—and even private K–12 schools.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on The Children’s Museum, resulting in the permanent closure of two locations and a six-month closure of the Richmond and Chesterfield locations in 2020. This means this year’s raffle is as important as ever. The Children’s Museum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with the mission to inspire growth in all children by engaging families in learning through play. Proceeds from the 9th Annual Tuition Raffle will not only help one lucky winner secure higher education costs – it will support the Museum’s efforts to provide equitable educational opportunities for all families throughout Central Virginia.
Buy a ticket and secure a future today! The drawing will be held on Friday, June 18, 2021 at the Children’s Museum of Richmond’s Broad Street location.
- Participants do not need to be present to win
- Rules and Regulations and a copy of the official raffle permit can be found by visiting Tuition-Raffle.org.
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Learn about Invest529 and making a plan to pay for higher education in Family Finances.
Read about the Children’s Museum and the power of play here.
