The Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver lowered the ticket threshold to try to give away a home for the first time, but it failed to sell enough tickets.
DENVER — After 15 years, the home raffle that never gave away a home really, really tried to give away a home.
Yet, for the 16th year, the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver did not give away a home.
But not without trying harder.
The Dream House Raffle by the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver offered a home as one of the grand prizes, but only if enough tickets were sold.
Previously, the threshold was 80,000. The nonprofit never sold that many tickets, while still promoting a Dream House Raffle each year.
“Last year, we got some extra attention, some of that’s thanks to your team Marshall,” Lauren Kamm, Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver vice president of marketing, said …