Toy raffle to benefit Winchester SPCA

30 November 2020 Winchester Frederick County Clarke County News

The SPCA of Winchester, Frederick and Clarke counties is hosting a huge Scooby Doo toy raffle just in time for Christmas.

The toy lot, valued at over $1,000, includes toys, DVDs, books, clothing and a pre-lit Christmas tree with ornaments.

Only 150 raffle tickets will be sold at $20 each and can be purchased in-person at the shelter, located at 111 Featherbed Lane in Winchester, or online at this link.

All proceeds will benefit the Winchester SPCA.

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