Sights for Hope Closes Out its 2022-2023 Sweepstakes with June Drawing

By Agency Team |
C. Well Sweepstakes

Sights for Hope closed out its 2022-2023 C. Well Sweepstakes on Thursday with the announcement of its June 2023 winners.

The winners are Robert Bower of Emmaus, PA; Richard DeJesus of Fountain Hill, PA; Thomas Dieter of Bath, PA; Paul Keller of Allentown, PA; and Fred Ressler of Allentown, PA. This was Ressler’s second win in this year’s sweepstakes.

Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure was a guest participant in the June drawing, which was presented in part by Sights for Hope Community Partner Cornerstone Advisors Asset Management.

All C. Well Sweepstakes proceeds benefit Sights for Hope and its services. The winners of the first 2023-2024 sweepstakes drawing will be announced in July. The new sweepstakes information has been distributed by mail and tickets can be obtained by contacting Deirdre Federico Snyder, Sights for Hope’s Director of Advancement, at 610.433.6018, Ext. 244, or by email to deirdre@sightsforhope.org.

Drawing winners receive $50, or $100 if they win more than once in the same drawing period. Official rules and eligibility requirements are available on the C. Well Sweepstakes webpage at SightsforHope.org/Sweepstakes. A donation does not increase an entrant’s chance of winning.

Sights for Hope transforms the lives of people with visual impairments and blindness by removing the barriers to their independence. Sights for Hope’s services teach adaptive skills to accomplish daily life activities; provide supports that counter the effects of visual impairments and blindness; increase access to medical care, healthy food, and other essentials; and advance solutions that enhance sight capabilities. More than 40% of Sights for Hope’s clients live below or near the federal poverty line. Founded in 1928, Sights for Hope carries forward in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley and Monroe County a tradition of service inspired by Helen Keller and is a member of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind.

Image: Printed C. Well Sweepstakes graphic