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JDNEconomy

United Hatzalah Closes Ticket Sales for 'Economic Calm' Lottery

Translated & summarized from JDN by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

United Hatzalah is closing ticket sales for its 'Economic Calm' lottery on September 7th, offering a grand prize of three years of financial security including a monthly salary, a new car, and home renovations.

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  • United Hatzalah lottery ticket sales end September 7th.
  • Grand prize offers three years of financial security.
  • Prize includes monthly salary, new car, and home renovations.
  • An 'Extra' option offers a large cash bonus.
  • The lottery supports United Hatzalah's 8,000 volunteers.

United Hatzalah is closing ticket sales for its 'Economic Calm' lottery at midnight on Monday, September 7th. The organization is urging the public to purchase tickets before the deadline for a chance to win a three-year prize package designed to provide financial security.

The grand prize includes three years of 'economic calm,' a monthly salary of 12,500 shekels (approximately $3,400 USD), a new seven-seater luxury vehicle, and a home renovation package including a new kitchen. The lottery aims to offer participants a period of financial relief and comfort.

Additionally, a 'Wow Extra' option is available for ticket holders. If a grand prize winner also purchased an 'Extra' ticket, they will receive an immediate lump sum of 136,000 shekels (approximately $37,000 USD) in addition to the three-year prize.

United Hatzalah highlights the vital role of its 8,000 volunteer first responders who are present throughout the country, providing immediate assistance in emergencies. The organization emphasizes that purchasing a lottery ticket is a way for the public to support these volunteers and, in turn, potentially secure a period of financial stability for themselves. The lottery has been running for 12 consecutive years.

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