Charity Raffle
EVENT DETAILS
Charity raffle tickets will be sold at the charity raffle counter during the open hours, and donations will be made to the “Leopard Cat Association of Taiwan.
Sales Time: 6/27 (Sat) 12:00-22:00, 6/28 (Sun) 09:00-14:00
Sales Location: 2F Charity Raffle Ticket Sales
Price: NT$50 per ticket. Payment can be made by cash or credit card.
Raffle Time: 6/28 (Sun) 15:30 at the Closing Ceremony
Purchase Notices
1. Each person is limited to purchasing 100 tickets per transaction. If you wish to buy more, please rejoin the queue.
2. You must present your “Boarding Pass (Event Badge)” at the time of purchase and drop your raffle tickets into the designated raffle box during sales hours.
3. The purchaser’s registration number will be recorded on the raffle ticket. Please bring your event badge to verify your identity when claiming any prizes.
4. The stub of the purchased raffle ticket cannot be used for drawing purposes. If a stub is drawn during the raffle, it will be considered invalid.
5. If the winner is not present in the “Ballroom” or the “Live Streaming Room (Lily Room)” during the raffle, they will be considered to have forfeited the prize, and a new winner will be drawn. (Staff members or volunteers on duty are exempt from this rule).
6. Participants who purchased a single-day ticket for 6/27 (Sat) are not eligible to buy Charity Raffle tickets.
CHARITY RAFFLE PRIZES
BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION
The leopard cat is Taiwan’s last remaining native felid species and is classified as an endangered Category I protected wildlife species. Although historically recorded in low-altitude mountainous areas throughout Taiwan, stable populations are now found only in the central region (Miaoli, Taichung, and Nantou), with an estimated total population of approximately 500 individuals.
The Leopard Cat Association of Taiwan was co-founded on October 8, 2017, by Dr. Mei-Ting Chen (陳美汀博士) and several like-minded individuals dedicated to the welfare of leopard cats. It is a non-governmental organization established specifically to promote the conservation of leopard cats. The Association has four primary objectives: promoting the conservation of leopard cats and their habitats; advancing leopard cat conservation education to foster harmonious coexistence between humans and leopard cats; conducting research on leopard cat ecology; and participating in matters related to leopard cats. The Association aims to raise public awareness and concern for leopard cats and to encourage citizens to collaborate in their conservation.