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Christmas Raffle Simplifies Holiday Gift Giving

11/27/2013

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Willson House is making it extremely easy for you to get a gift for a loved one this holiday season! We assembled 9 baskets in a variety of themes including “A Taste of Italy”, “Girl Power”, “Warm Up for the Holidays”, “Time for Christmas Tea”, “Light up the Holidays with Joy”, “Home for the Holidays”, “Café Bar”, and “Family Game Night”.  There is also a huge, wicker Christmas basket filled with dozens of holiday foods and drinks that will be perfect as a gift or to use for your own holiday parties.

For one of these beautiful baskets to possibly be yours, simply buy raffle tickets at the price of $1.00 each or 13 for $10.00 and 26 for $20.00.  You decide which basket you want to win and your raffle ticket will go in to an envelope for that basket. Winners will be drawn on December 8th at the Christmas party at Willson House.
gift basket raffle
Café Bar
gift basket
Family Fun Night
Willson House raffle
Girl Power
raffle gift basket
A Taste of Italy
raffle ticket basket
Light up the Holidays with Joy
gift basket raffle
Home for the Holidays
gift basket raffle
Time for Christmas Tea
gift basket raffle
Warm Up for the Holidays
grand prize gift basket
Grand Prize Gift Basket
All proceeds from the Christmas raffle baskets will go to providing activity supplies for the intergenerational program at Willson House.  Each day children from Willson House Child Development Center come up for an activity at Willson House Assisted Living and Jason Lee Manor.  Whether they are singing songs, painting pictures, or telling stories the thing that is never lacking is laughter.

Intergenerational programs are so important to children as well as the seniors.  One study reported in Childhood Education showed that children in intergenerational programs achieved higher personal and social development and reading scores than children in regular programs. 

At the same time, seniors benefit too. They receive the satisfaction of giving back, mentoring and sharing special gifts with the younger generation. According to Portland State University's Gerontology Department, seniors involved in inter-generational programs had better self-image, fewer sick days, and felt better about their own familial relationships.

Help generations continue to learn and grow together at Willson House.  Buy raffle tickets at the reception desk at Willson House where all baskets are on display.  Call 503.585.6511 for more information. 
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