CP Catch the Ace is BACK!

Carleton Place, ON — The wait is over… CP Catch the Ace is BACK! Tickets are on sale now with the CP Catch the Ace Crew kicking-off another exciting season. Participation in CP Catch the Ace includes fun, weekly prizes in support for your Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital (CPDMH) Foundation and Capt. A. Roy Brown, Branch 192 of the Royal Canadian Legion in Carleton Place.
Join the CP Catch the Ace Crew LIVE on Facebook every Thursday at 6:00 PM as we celebrate the return of this beloved community lottery. Even better, come join the fun in person with great company at the Legion, 177 George Street in Carleton Place, ON! Tickets must be purchased online or in person at various locations in the community. Entry into the draw starts at just 3 tickets for $10, with various tiers up to 200 chances to win for $80.
As we launch a brand-new season, we’re also celebrating the incredible success of our last one — when “Acey” was found in week 27 and the $88,715 jackpot was claimed by Steven T. of Manotick, ON. Since CP Catch the Ace began in 2019, the lottery has raised over $400,000 in support of patient care equipment at CPDMH and vital community programs across the community through the Capt. A. Roy Brown, Branch 192 Royal Canadian Legion.
“This lottery is truly a community celebration where everyone benefits,” says Robyn Arseneau, executive director of the CPDMH Foundation. “We’re so thankful for all our supporters, volunteers, and everyone who takes part in catching Acey — your enthusiasm keeps the momentum going year after year,” she emphasized.
Peter Schaffer, President of Branch 192 Royal Canadian Legion Carleton Place, added “the energy in our Legion Hall week after week is unmatched. We’re thrilled to see the excitement return and can’t wait to welcome everyone back for another season of fun. The Legion will once again be serving hot meals for those enjoying the LIVE show - everyone is welcome to join us for great food and great company!”
Don’t miss out! Go to www.cpcatchtheace.ca and grab your tickets, spread the word, and get ready for another thrilling round — “Acey” is back, and the chase begins again!
Must be in Ontario and over 18 years of age to purchase tickets. Ontario lottery license number: RAF1508791. Please visit www.cpcatchtheace.ca for official rules, facts, and questions, and more information on how to play.
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ABOUT CARLETON PLACE & DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
Established in 1994, the Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital (CPDMH) Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to raising funds for the hospital in support of providing the best healthcare possible to the residents

of Carleton Place and the surrounding communities. Each year the CPDMH Foundation inspires the community to support the needed purchase of modern and up-to-date patient care equipment which is needed for the hospital. In addition to providing vital equipment, the CPDMH Foundation also raises funds to support staff education and training, high school bursaries, 100% of all medical equipment and 10% of upgrades to the hospital facility. For more information, please visit www.cpdmhfoundation.ca or contact Alison Lunn, Manager of Donor Engagement and Communications at 613-257-GIVE (4483) or alunn@mrha.ca.

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ABOUT THE CAPTAIN A. ROY BROWN BRANCH 192 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

Capt. A. Roy Brown Branch 192 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Carleton Place, is a non-profit organization which is very active in supporting Veterans and their dependents across the community. We also support seniors, youth and various community organizations. We hold many fundraising events such as Community Breakfasts, 50/50 Draws and Catch the ACE to support our efforts. Organizations such as; Ontario Senior Games, Sunset Club, Girl Guides of Canada, Scouts Canada, Shriners Club, Civitan, Tops, Navy League, Quilts of Valour, and People First to name a few are supported by Branch 192. In the past year the Branch has donated to the many groups and individuals within our community; Navy Cadet League, Lanark Interval House, Big Brother / Big Sister of Lanark County, Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital Foundation, Student Bursaries, Canadian Diabetes Association, Canadian Cancer Society, Victims of Violence, T.R. Leger School of Carleton Place, Lanark Therapeutic Riding Program, Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing Canada, Project Trauma Support, and Hunger Stop - Lanark County Food Bank. We truly appreciate the support we receive from the volunteers and community members who remain loyal to the spirit of the Royal Canadian Legion.

Media Contact:
Alison Lunn, Manager of Donor Engagement and Communications
alunn@mrha.ca
613-257-GIVE (4483)
211 Lake Ave East, Carleton Place ON K7C 0J4