Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Need to win new Las Vegas residence? Right here's how

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A Las Vegas homebuilder is making a gift of a brand-new home, and it’s all for an excellent trigger.

Touchstone Dwelling is raffling off a newly constructed townhome in North Las Vegas, with proceeds benefiting Meals on Wheels by way of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada.

“We’re incredibly grateful for Touchstone Living’s generous support of our mission,” Sara Ramirez, CEO of Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, stated. “Their donation is just not solely serving to to generate pleasure in the neighborhood with the prospect to win a brand-new residence, however can be making a direct affect on the lives of the seniors we serve. These funds will go towards offering constant, nutritious meals and important help, serving to our shoppers dwell with dignity and safety.”

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Tickets are on sale now $25 for one, 5 for $100, or 50 for $500. The deadline to enter is July 31.

The grand prize features a townhome within the Crimson Assortment on the Watercolor Deliberate Group, three bedrooms, two baths, and entry to shared courtyards and resort-style facilities. The house is situated at 2870 Heritage Courtroom in North Las Vegas.

The winner, chosen in early August, can select the house or take residence a money prize of as much as $250,000.

Click on right here to enter.

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