Reminder: Chamber of Commerce “Week for the Community” Virtual Raffle – Nov. 16-22

WHITEWATER, WIS – The Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for a socially
distanced holiday season and announcing an exciting community event, the “Week for the
Community” Virtual Raffle.

This virtual raffle event is designed for the whole community to participate in. The raffle is
helping us put some money in the hands of local businesses while raising money for some
marvelous reasons! The Chamber and its partner organizations, The Whitewater Tourism
Council and Downtown Whitewater, Inc. want to help ease the holiday stress for families who
are suffering this year and celebrate the community of Whitewater. Proceeds from the raffle
will be used to help support the Bethel House holiday giving program and help seed the
preparations for a grand celebration of the Whitewater Community in the Fall of 2021!

The Chamber, with the help of some wonderful and generous sponsors, has put together six
incredible packages filled with experiences that celebrate all that Whitewater has to offer! The
packages range in value from $400 to $500 and we think they could be a great addition
to your holiday giving plans. Tickets are $20 per package or a bundle of 6 tickets (one for each
package) for $100. Ticket sales will begin on November 16th and be available until November
22nd. See the Chamber’s Facebook event page at https://fb.me/e/3AhYplPUq for event &
package details and announcements about tickets and winners.

We would like to thank our generous sponsors! Your contributions are going a long way to
support the community and local businesses. Corporate sponsors: First Citizens State Bank,
Lavelle Industries, 841 Brewhouse, Whitewater Arts Alliance, Premier Bank, LSP
Whitewater/NAES, Fort Community Credit Union, Fairfield Inn & Suites, and The Book Teller.
Individual sponsors: Kim Brotz, Katy Grady, Kristen Burton, and Lisa Dawsey-Smith

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