Last Chance for Romance, adventure, luxury...Jeannette Rankin Travel Raffle

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Subject: Last Chance for Romance, adventure, luxury...Jeannette Rankin Travel Raffle

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Last Chance for Romance, Luxury or Adventure - 1 in 200 chance to win!

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There are only two days left to enter the JRF Fundraising raffle. Proceeds from this raffle help women change their lives through higher education by supporting JRF's scholarship program. This year, 80 women are receiving scholarships for $2000 each.
Currently there is a 1 in 250 chance to win! Odds that great are impossible to find anywhere else and at only $5!
For $5 you can enter for a chance to win a fabulous all-expense-paid trip for two!
The trip is your choice: Romantic on Rail, Adventure on Horseback, Luxury on the Sea, or Your Heart's Desire.
Proceeds from this raffle help women change their lives through higher education by supporting JRF's scholarship program. This year, 80 women are receiving scholarships for $2000 each. 
"My dream is to be the first college graduate of my family." 
         —Stella, 2011 JRF scholar
Each entry ticket is $5. If you purchase 20 tickets ($100), you get double the entries - 40 tickets for the price of 20! The last day to enter is Friday, December 2 at Noon EST. The winner will be drawn on December 2 at 7 pm EST.
Don't miss out on the chance to help women pursue their life dreams of college education, and win this once in a lifetime trip!
Just imagine yourself on one of these fantastic vacations:
Option 1: Romantic on Rail
Visit Washington DC with a 4 days/4 nights trip including 2 romantic nights on a train with meals included, 2 nights at the Four Seasons in Washington DC, and more.
Option 2: Adventure on Horseback
4 days/3 nights at the Triple Creek All-Inclusive Ranch in Darby, Montana in a private cabin with wood-burning fire place. Meals, snacks, house wines and spirits included.
Option 3: Luxury on the Sea
8 days/7 nights Caribbean Cruise on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas with an Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony. The itinerary includes stops in Haiti, Jamaica, and Mexico.
Option 4: Your Heart's Desire
Use your $2500 travel voucher and work with our travel agent to design a vacation tailored to you! Get creative and fulfill your heart's desire.
To see the complete details and to enter go to the ORDER TICKETS page.
Jeanette Rankin Raffle is operated by Jeanette Rankin Women's Scholarship Form
Jeannette Rankin Foundation, 1 Huntington Road, Suite 701, Athens, GA 30606
Location: Bogart, GA 30622, USA

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