– SOLD OUT – 2025 Honda Pilot Elite or $50,000 Dealer Credit ( *Federal Tax & Sales Tax PAID )

North Lawrence Volunteer Fire Department, North Lawrence, Ohio

is a non-profit Fire & EMS service provider for roughly 16,500 permanent residents in a rural-urban interface environment. Our primary response is to Tuscarawas & Lawrence Townships in Stark county, and Baughman Township in Wayne County.

We are blessed with a great community that has always and continues to support us! Our community has been more than giving towards us and we can never be thankful enough

a 501 (c) 3 Non-Profit Fire Company.

Prize Details

The North Lawrence Fire Department 2025 Raffle Grand Prize;

a 2025 Honda Pilot Elite
- or - $50,000 Dealer Credit
( *Federal Tax & Sales Tax PAID )

Winner has the option to take a $50,000 Dealer credit to use in the purchase of any one in-stock vehicle at Deihl Honda of Massillon

This Online Raffle experience is designed to provide you with an exiting way to help North Lawrence Volunteer Fire Department continue to make a difference in our community! 100% of the funding generated from your participation goes directly to North Lawrence Volunteer Fire Department to purchase life saving equipment, provide highly trained personnel and improve the Fire Department for generation to come.

ONLY about 284 tickets remain as of 6/29/2025. DON'T WAIT

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