My Brother’s Table Soup Kitchen to Hold Calendar Raffle | July 22, 2021

Local charity, which has recently seen a dramatic increase in meals served, to raise much-needed funds and give away a prize a day.

My Brother’s Table Soup Kitchen (MBT), located in Lynn, MA, will hold a raffle throughout September with a winner every day, plus two special bonus raffle prizes on Oct. 1.

Prizes include restaurant gift cards, hotel stays, scratch tickets, and more! Total prizes valued over $5,000. Each ticket purchased has 30 chances to win. Every day in September, a name will be drawn, and that lucky person wins that day’s prize. Winning tickets are reentered into the raffle, and are eligible to win again!

Raffle tickets are priced at $30 for one, $50 for two, $100 for five, $250 for fifteen, and $500 for thirty-five. Donors who purchase tickets at the $100 level and above will automatically be entered into two special bonus raffles to win either a football autographed by New England Patriot Stephon Gilmore, or a basketball autographed by the Boston Celtics roster. Winners will be notified via email and announced daily on the My Brother’s Table website and social media platforms.

Tickets are on sale now! Get yours before the first drawing on September 1. To purchase tickets online, please visit www.mybrotherstable.org/raffle. To purchase tickets by cash or check, please mail to 98 Willow Street, Lynn MA 01901 and include your contact information in the memo line. Winners will be notified via email.

The raffle is sponsored by the Knights of Pythias; Institution For Savings Bank; Amazon Robotics; Eastern Bank; Mass General Brigham Salem Hospital; MG+M The Law Firm; and Salem Five Bank.

Since 1982, MBT, the largest soup kitchen on the North Shore, has served over five million free, hot meals to women, men, and children in need. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the needs of our community have increased exponentially. We have served over 1.3 million meals since the pandemic began in March 2020. Although some sectors of the economy are recovering, many of our neighbors are still struggling with food insecurity and continue to need our help.

MBT’s mission is to nourish its community everyday through hospitality, free meals, and unconditional love. It is privately funded, and does not receive or seek federal, state, or local aid to insure the privacy of its guests, and to serve the greatest number of people in need. Funding comes from individual donations, events, and private grants. MBT also relies heavily on donated food from supermarkets, restaurants, food drives, and individuals.

The above press release was submitted to us by My Brother’s Table.