Frequently Asked Questions

The 50/50 Add-On must be ordered in conjunction with your Home Lottery ticket. 50/50 Add-On tickets can be added on to your Home Lottery ticket at the following price points: Five for $25, fifteen for $50 or twenty-five for $75. The Add-On purchase must take place at the time of the original order. Add-On orders will not be accepted after your original Health Care Foundation Home Lottery order date. The 50/50 Add-On prize value will depend on the nature of sales (the more 50/50 Add-Ons sold, the higher the value of the prize). The winner will take half the pot and the Health Care Foundation will take half. Visit HCFHomeLottery.ca to watch the pot grow! The minimum payout to the winner is guaranteed to be at least $100,000.

The 100 Days of Winning Cash Calendar Add-On must be ordered in conjunction with your Health Care Foundation Home Lottery ticket. 100 Days of Winning Cash Calendar tickets can be added on to your Health Care Foundation Home Lottery ticket at the following price points: Single for $25, three for $50, six for $75 or 10 for $100. The Add-On purchase must take place at the time of the original order. Add-On orders will not be accepted after your original Health Care Foundation Home Lottery order date. The 100 Days of Winning Cash Calendar consists of 100 cash prizes of $1,000 to be given out daily starting July 1, 2024, until October 8, 2024.

All winners will be notified in writing by MNP LLP as to what they have won and how to claim their prize(s). It shall be the responsibility of a winner to license and insure vehicles from the time of their ownership. In the event that a winning ticket is held in more than one name, it is the responsibility of the primary ticket holder to share winning information with those parties. MNP LLP and the licensee will not enter into any correspondence related to these matters. A complete list of winners will be made available online at HCFHomeLottery.ca. If tickets remain after the Bonus Prize deadline, and if all tickets are sold by the Early Bird Prize deadline, the list of winners will be published by June 5, 2024. If tickets remain after the Early Bird Prize deadline, the list of winners will be published July 4, 2024.

Tickets must be purchased and mailed within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The lottery is intended for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Arrangements may be made to have a prize shipped to you freight collect. Arrangements can also be made for someone else to claim your prize with your written approval.

Only tickets that have been paid for and/or have been verified as paid are eligible to be entered for the respective draw(s). A minimum of one week is allowed between our ticket sales deadline and the draw date(s). This time period allows for all forms of payment to be verified and processed. If for any reason a payment is returned, the ticket will be deemed invalid if a payment cannot be made prior to the draw.

Yes, after each draw, including the Bonus Prize and Early Bird Prize Draws, the winner is recorded, and the ticket number goes back in for the next draw.

No. Tickets purchases are not tax deductible.

Prizes must be accepted as awarded. There are no cash substitutes unless otherwise stated. Prizes are transferable.

Once a home is awarded to a winner, they do not have to move in. Any prize can be sold if the winner wishes to do so. The title for a home may be registered in anyone’s name.

Lottery winnings are considered a windfall and not taxable in Canada. For further details regarding the sales of such goods, please seek professional counsel.

All prizes must be claimed within 60 days of the applicable draw date. After 60 days, a second draw must be made for any unclaimed prizes as outlined by the Digital Government and Service Newfoundland, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Purchasers must be at least 19 years of age.

No, all prizes are purchased by the Health Care Foundation using the tender process.

The projected profit of The Health Care Foundation is approximately $1 million. Proceeds will be used to fund a number of important patient care initiatives within the Health Care Foundation.

For inquiries regarding the status of tickets already purchased, please call MNP LLP directly at 1-866-764-7088 or email [email protected].

The following, including their spouse and any related or dependent person residing in the same household, are prohibited from purchasing a ticket: The Health Care Foundation Board members, Honorary trustees, Foundation staff, board and executive teams of builders contracted to provide real estate prizes to this lottery and any contracted interior designers and partners and employees of MNP LLP and its affiliates. Purchasers must be at least 19 years of age. Intended for residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Personal information collected will be used to fulfill ticket orders, provide information on our future lotteries, contact prize winners, and publicize the names of prize winners. Health Care Foundation does not sell, trade, or lease your personal information. If you wish to be removed from our contact list, please call 1-866-764-7088.

The primary purpose for sending out Commercial Electronic messages (CEM) is to raise funds for our charity. Under CASL legislation, charities are considered exempt when sending CEMs for this purpose.

You have the option to unsubscribe at any time by calling 1-866-764-7088 or emailing [email protected].

If you are a previous buyer, you will receive a marketing brochure providing an opportunity to purchase tickets. If you have received more than one brochure specifically addressed to you, this could be due to different names or different ways of recording the address used when previously purchasing tickets. If you would like to update/remove an address, please contact the lottery at 1-866-764-7088.

Lotteries are a ticket purchase in a game of chance and under the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) guidelines no tax receipt can be offered. In every facet of our business, we approach fundraising and lottery events in the same manner—to be as cost effective and as successful as we can possibly be in order to elevate health care for the people in the community we serve.