Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Children’s Hospital is raffling a three-bedroom home valued at more than $1 million to help fund a planned pediatric village in Jeffersontown, Ky., the Louisville Courier Journal reported Oct. 29.
The Norton Children’s Hospital Home & BMW Raffle, now in its 16th year, raises money for the Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation. This year’s proceeds will support development of the pediatric village on a 153-acre parcel the health system recently bought, while the organization is also focused on behavioral and mental health services for children.
Lynnie Meyer, senior vice president and chief development officer of Norton Healthcare, told the Courier Journal the money raised this year “will benefit our growth and innovation strategies around the development of the village.”
Tickets cost $100, and the foundation will sell only 20,000. The grand prize winner can take the home, which has about 2,400 square feet of living space in the Norton Commons neighborhood of Prospect, Ky., or opt for $750,000 in cash. The first-place prize is a 2026 BMW X1 plus $10,000.
Ramage Co. built the home, which marks founder David Ramage’s 14th year designing and building the raffle house.
Online and phone ticket sales close at noon Nov. 20. The final tickets will be sold in person at the foundation’s Snow Ball gala Nov. 21 at the Omni Louisville Hotel, where the winners will be drawn. Winners do not need to be present and are responsible for taxes on the prizes.
Ms. Meyer said a single $100 ticket lets anyone contribute directly to the children’s hospital’s mission.
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