The Child & Youth Advocacy Centre of Kelowna (CYAC) is thrilled to announce the launch of their 2025 Car Raffle, held in celebration of the CSN Collision Father’s Day Car Show. Last year’s event raised $60,000 for the CYAC’s critical work with local children, youth, and families impacted by child abuse and neglect.
“Only one person is going to win a car, but every ticket is going to make a difference,” says Ginny Becker, Executive Director of the CYAC. “The raffle does more than raise funds; it opens the door to meaningful connections to our work supporting children on the road to healing.”
Kelowna’s own Amanda Mason, winner of the 2024 raffle, knows just how powerful that impact can be. “This car is going to change my life!” she exclaimed after receiving the keys to her new vehicle. Like many in the community, Mason was inspired to purchase tickets after learning about the CYAC’s work bringing hope and healing to vulnerable children and families. This year, she is paying it forward by joining the Centre as a volunteer.
The 2025 grand prize is a rugged and refined 2020 GMC Acadia AT4 SUV, loaded with features that make it perfect for any road ahead:
- Advanced Twin-Clutch AWD System for superior traction
- 3.6L V6 Engine delivering 310 HP
- Smooth 9-speed automatic transmission
- Only 30,000 km
- Premium leather-appointed seats
- Two full sets of tires for year-round versatility
Generously donated by Lift Auto Group, a proud member of the CSN Collision network, the Acadia AT4 combines power, performance, and luxury — and it could be yours.
“We’re proud to support the CYAC and their essential work with vulnerable children and families,” says Mark Reineking, President & CEO of Lift Auto Group. “The raffle and Father’s Day Car Show are powerful ways to engage the community, raise awareness, and rally support for a cause that truly matters.”
Raffle tickets are on sale from May 1 through to the final draw on Monday, June 30.
Visit the vehicle in person at the CSN Collision Father’s Day Car Show on June 15th in Kelowna City Park. For more information on the Car Show, click here.
To learn more bout the Child & Youth Advocacy Centre of Kelowna, click here.
