Ladies Day Raffle to Benefit Abused and Neglected Children in Central Texas

The Children's Advocacy Center of Central Texas had to cancel their summertime Designer Purse Bingo fundraising event this year due to COVID-19, but they're not letting the pandemic stop them from offering a fun time and great prizes to those who want to help with their mission of serving and supporting abused and neglected children.

At 3PM Sunday, November 15, CACCT will host a virtual Ladies Day In raffle.

Prizes include designer bags, sunglasses, and fragrances, as well as vacation packages to beautiful spas and resorts. There's even a cool bike up for grabs and some awesome gift cards. Check out all the raffle items here.

Individual raffle tickets are for sale here, where you can also buy them in packages. 1 ticket is $20, 6 tickets are $100, and 10 tickets are $150.

If you're interested in being an event sponsor, you can sign up for different tiers featuring virtual event tickets and raffle tickets for your guests. Information on sponsoring the Ladies Day In raffle can be found here.

Be sure to like and follow their Facebook page so you'll get alerts about this event.

Again, proceeds will benefit the Children's Advocacy Center, which provides a safe, comfortable environment for forensic interviews with Central Texas' most vulnerable and delicate victims of abuse and neglect.

CACCT works to help law enforcement, CPS, prosecutors, and medical and mental health professionals collaborate in investigations and find justice for children who need people on their side as their case is handled. They also provide a safe place for counseling, and work to raise child abuse awareness, education, and community outreach.

In short, they're a great cause, and you can help them do their incredible work and have a good time when you sign up for the Ladies Day In raffle.

If you want to help but the raffle isn't your cup of tea, CACCT always welcomes donations to their Blue Envelope Campaign.

For information on how to donate, what CACCT does, and how you can spot the warning signs of abuse and neglect, visit cacct.com.