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BOLTON RESIDENTS HIT THE JACKPOT
July 15, 2016 · 0 Comments
It was a win/win situation for the Jays Care Foundation and Joseph Grillone and Robyn Natione of Bolton who attended the Toronto Blue Jays game July 3, and left $51,271.50 richer after winning in the Electronic 50/50 draw. “We are both university students,” shared the pair while at the OLG Prize Centre in Toronto where they picked up their winnings. “We plan on saving part of the money we won for school expenses.” Grillone and Natione are both 20 years old and plan to live out their personal dreams with their windfall. “I would love to go to Portugal when I have the chance,” Grillone said. Meanwhile, Natione is planning to purchase a new car “with all the bells and whistles,” she concluded. In addition to Electronic 50/50 raffle draws now being available at the Rogers Centre for Blue Jays home games, tickets have also been available at Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, Toronto Rock and Ottawa Senators home games since September 2014.
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