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Enter for your Chance to Win a 1950 Mercury Restomod!

Your $20 donation gives you a chance to win this beautiful custom 1950 Mercury Restomod, but it gives you 100% certainty to help our amazing Variety Kids!

This beautiful maroon 1950 Mercury Restomod is equipped with a V-8 Engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, AM factory radio, red vinyl interior & more.

Grab your chance to win when you purchase entry to the drawing party held on Tuesday, September 21st, 2021. One raffle ticket per entry purchased.

Winner need not be present to win. If you're attending the drawing party, please RSVP to Variety at (716) 854-7577 by Sept.13th.

Official rules may be found varietybuffalo.org!
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  • Address:
  • 6114 Broadway Ave
  • Lancaster, NY 14086
  • USA
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In Support of Variety the Children´s Charity of Buffalo and Western New York
Variety - the Children's Charity of Buffalo and Western New York supports children in our region who are facing illness, disability, or disadvantage with a range of programs from life-saving medical interventions to enrichment programs in sports and the arts. Our flagship event is our annual Variety Kids Telethon, one of the nation's longest-running, locally-produced telethons. Funds from the Telethon go to the Variety Tent #7 Robert Warner Rehabilitation Center and the Oishei Children's Hospital, as well as over a dozen local children's organizations in Western New York every year.

Our mission is to transform, uplift and enrich the lives of children facing illness, disability or disadvantage in Western New York.
Our vision is to be the most trusted and effective children's charity in Western New York. 
Our promise is to be a faithful steward of public funds and a compassionate advocate for the most vulnerable children in our region.