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Leo Club of University of Colombo Hosts Inaugural Winner Raffle Draw Event

On August 29, 2024, at 11 AM, The Leo Club of University of Colombo marked a significant milestone with the successful conclusion of their Big winner raffle draw, organized at the end of their first physical monthly meeting. The event, held at the university premises, saw enthusiastic participation from students and faculty alike, with more than 50 ticket books sold as part of the fundraiser. 



The primary objective of this event was to raise funds for the Leo Club Fund, which supports various community service projects and initiatives undertaken by the club. The raffle provided a fun and engaging way to involve the university community in a worthy cause while fostering a spirit of camaraderie among participants. 



The excitement in the room was palpable as three winners were chosen from the pool of entries. The winners, who were thrilled to be part of this historic event, received their prizes from the Executive Board  of the association, adding to the overall atmosphere of celebration.



Kalani, the Secretary of the club, presented the first prize to Denethi . The second prize was awarded by Isuru, the Vice President, recognizing another outstanding member. The highlight of the day came when Dihini won the grand prize for her remarkable contributions. The prize was presented by Damith, the President of the club, in a moment of celebration and pride. The event was a memorable occasion, showcasing the club’s appreciation for its dedicated members.

The event highlighted the Leo Club commitment to innovation in fundraising and its ongoing efforts to support charitable endeavors. By organizing such creative initiatives, the club not only raises essential funds but also strengthens bonds within the university community, paving the way for future success. The ‘Big Winner’ raffle was more than just an event; it was full of joy, surprises, and life-changing moments for the winners. The organizers have already hinted at making next year's raffle even bigger and better.

   - By Leo Nuhansi Dinanga Weththasingha -


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