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Countdown to Christmas With Prizes to Win Every Day!
Prizes
Win big this December with trips, experiences, gift cards and more!
How to Play
The advent calendar has daily windows to be opened from Dec.1 — Dec. 24. Each window will reveal the two prizes that will be drawn on that day (with the exception of Dec. 24 where there will be one grand prize draw). Each calendar has a unique printed number on the front (0001-4000).
Draws will be completed daily from Dec. 1 — 24, 2024 for the associated days prize(s). Winning numbers will be published daily beginning Dec. 1, 2024 on our website along with full rules of play and prize pick up dates and location.
Note: You must in the province of Ontario at the time of purchase and you must have the ability to pick up your prize in Hamilton, Ontario. Please see FAQ for more information about pick up.
Step 1
Purchase your Advent Calendar online at calendarforgood.ca from Sept. 3 — Nov. 30th. No Calendars will be sold after Nov. 30th. Your calendar will be mailed to your home address.
Step 2
Check the number on the front of your calendar daily between Dec. 1 — 24, 2024 to see if you have won a daily prize.
Step 3
Collect your prize when you win.
Supporting Youth Services
Every purchase of Good Shepherd’s Advent Calendar makes a meaningful difference in the lives of at-risk youth. All proceeds support Good Shepherd’s Youth Services. Learn more at www.goodshepherdcentres.ca.
Youth face many challenges on their journey to adulthood. When confronted with abuse, neglect and homelessness, they are at risk of becoming stuck in an inescapable cycle of poverty. The need for access to Youth Services has grown and the programs we have in place have felt the impact of that. Our goal is to raise $50,000 to help improve our reach for services like the hot meal program, laundry facilities and access to education and technology, housing workers and ID replacement.
Good Shepherd served 20,539 community meals to youth last year and out of the students that graduated, 75% of youths have been registered for post-secondary education.
