Interesting point, as the prize is 1000 times your donation, that obviously requires a donation so there cannot be a “no purchase necessary” option. I wonder how that works in terms of being tax-deductible and legal. I always understood raffle donations to be tax-deductible only because there is a “no purchase necessary” option so therefore you are not gaining anything in return for your donation. But in this case where you gain an extra possible $1000 for every dollar donated how can it be tax-deductible?
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