Catch the Ace lottery returns in Barry’s Bay 

St. Francis Valley Healthcare (SFVH) Foundation’s Catch the Ace lottery has returned for its 8th season.

In 2024, Barry’s Bay’s Edgar Lucas was the lucky grand prize winner, netting nearly $500,000.

The last lottery netted over $600,000 for equipment needs at St. Francis Memorial Hospital, including $200,000 to purchase a mobile x-ray unit.

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Proceeds purchase the greatest equipment needs at the foundation’s healthcare partners: St. Francis Memorial Hospital, Madawaska Valley Hospice Palliative Care and Valley Manor.

Ticket sales start today and the first live draw is May 1.

Draws continue weekly until the Ace of Spades is found.

You can watch the live stream of the draws on the foundation’s Facebook page.

Ticket purchasers have the option to buy weekly tickets online at www.sfvhfcatchtheace.com or in person at these vendors: Round Lake Centre Food Market, Killaloe Village Pharmacy, Killaloe Hardware, Lorraine’s Pharmasave, Barry’s Bay Shell, CO Country Market, SFVH Foundation office, The Cottage Cup, Eganville Shell, Conway’s Pharmacy, Village Discount and Variety, Ramona’s Hairstyling, Round Lake Country Store and Barry’s Bay Ultramar

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