Win a Sweet New Car or Some $ From the Children’s Museum of NH

Looking to Sport Some New Wheels?

If you are looking to grab a new car or some cash the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire’s annual car raffle fundraiser is back according to carriagetownenews.com. There are only 725 tickets for sale so get after it quickly. I am a car guy so I would take the money towards a new Nissan if I win. It’s been a tough year for the Children’s Museum, and they have had to get really creative to keep things going.

Children’s Museum of New Hampshire

If you want to support something, the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire is a great place for kids. They have been holding virtual programs for kids during the lockdown and have now finally got the chance to open their doors again. But Stop. Before you grab the kids and run over to Dover for a visit, please check their website to reserve a time online before you go. They have so many cool events coming up such as the T-Rex Tea Party, Pizzafest, Teddy Bear Clinic, and much more.

Cash or Car Raffle

The proceeds of the Cash or Car Raffle will go right back to the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire providing much needed funding for educational programs and exhibits. You could win $20,000 in cash or $25,000 towards the purchase of a 2022 Nissan from Port City Nissan. Hmm, which would I choose? I really like the new 2022 Nissan Pathfinder, but a Nissan Rogue would be nice also. Pick anything but get to grabbing those raffle tickets quickly. There are only 725 available for sale according to carriagetownenews.com and they will go fast.

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