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Ticket sales now total 2600 and the target 3000 should be reached within the next 2 - 6 weeks after which the drawing date will be announced. There's still time to improve your odds by purchasing more tickets!

Current count is approx. 1300 tickets sold. The website www.wingsofhoperaffle.org has been modified to provide periodic updates on ticket volume.

We just hit the 1000 mark and press releases in upcoming publications should boost the momentum....as they did with our last raffle.

.....forgot to add that the awards are transferrable to your kids, grandkids, whomever!

Following their successful (sold out in 60 days) raffle of Roy Clark's Tri-Pacer, the humanitarian charity Wings of Hope has now started another raffle, this time for a nice Cessna 150M, complete with a PPL scholarship, Lightspeed Zulu headset, and a 3 year membership in Cessna Owner...

The winner, Larry Farr of Knoxville, claimed the prize. He's new to General Aviation and that coincides with why Roy Clark offered this plane for Wings of Hope's raffle -- to promote more interest in general aviation while assisting Wings' efforts in ferrying seriously ill and needy kids to and...

Hang in there, gang....the winner hasn't claimed the prize yet. When the winning number was drawn 2 alternate numbers were also drawn and are being held by Wings of Hope's auditors. If no claiming at the end of 30 days the prize will be awarded to the 1st alternate.

The drawing was held yesterday at Wings of Hope's HQ. The winner, someone from TN, was not present and will be notified by Certified Mail. Wings is now giving some thought to another auction....likely an aerobatic capable Aeronca -- timing unknown at present.

Wings of Hope was pleasantly surprised at how fast these tickets sold. They expected ticket sales to trickle into early 2012. After a slow start in July ticket volume really took off in August. The sale of the 2000th ticket was recorded around 4:00 p.m. CDT on Sept. 28 and the raffle was...

Only 600 tickets remain unsold. As suggested above the drawing will likely take place by Thanksgiving. see www.wingsofhoperaffle.org

For further specs you'll have to contact Wings of Hope at 636.537.1302. Before deciding to raffle the plane they were going to enter it in what used to be called the Powder Puff Derby so I'd guess that the avionics are relatively current.

Here's some info from Wings of Hope: Valuing the plane is between the winner and his tax preparer. The fact that it was celebrity-owned is pretty subjective and therefore hard to quantify. Trading PPL instruction for something else is a great question, but Wings of Hope can't offer such a...

The humanitarian charity Wings of Hope reports that after only 2 months they've already sold over half of the raffle tickets for a Tri-Pacer most recently owned by the country entertainer Roy Clark. The winner of the plane also gets a free pilot's course and a Lightspeed headset. The award is...

Wings of Hope reports that after only 2 months they've already sold over half of the tickets for a Tri-Pacer most recently owned by the country entertainer Roy Clark. The winner of the plane also gets a free pilot's course and a Lightspeed headset. The award is also transferrable to a...

Tri-Pacer most recently owned by country legend Roy Clark....complete with Pilot Course, being raffled by humanitarian charity Wings of Hope. Website: http://www.wingsofhoperaffle.org

When you look at recent winners of the prize that's a true statement. If you look thru Wings of Hope's website you'll get a much improved picture, i.e., one that actually fits the "sustained and meritorious service to mankind" criteria. Any suspicions I had are gone.....these folks do great...

Unfortunately there's more than one Wings of Hope in the U.S. The humanitarian charity conducting this raffle has the hyphenated web address, i.e., www.wings-of-hope.org. When you take out the hyphens you get a different organization.

I know something about Wings of Hope, the charity raffling Roy Clark's tri-pacer. It's a humanitarian charity, with no political or sectarian support. There are a number of copycat "Wings of Hope" in the U.S. and the correct website for this charity is www.wings-of-hope.org. Based in...