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2025 Hadi Shrine Half Pot reaches $100,000

2025 Hadi Shrine Half Pot reaches $100,000

Yahoo19-04-2025

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — The 2025 Hadi Half Pot raffle has reached $100,000, with just over two weeks left till the drawing.
Officials extended their thanks to those who have supported Hadi Shriners through the raffle.
Tickets can still be purchased for the following prices:
3 tickets: $10
20 tickets: $20
50 tickets: $40
150 tickets: $100
Booths are located in the following areas:
Westside: Lloyd Expressway and St. Joe
Northside: Burger King parking lot on First Avenue
Eastside: Pet Food Center parking lot on North Green River Road
Newburgh: Hardee's parking lot
Princeton: Lupe's parking lot
For more information about Half Pot, visit the Hadi Shriners website.
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