Could you picture yourself nestled in your own getaway Log Cabin above Deep Creek, relaxing on your front porch in a rocking chair just moments from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park?
For just $100 you can have the chance to win this hilltop Log Cabin and support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western North Carolina. Visit the contest website, LogCabinRaffle.org, to learn more and purchase a ticket.
- Enter today to win your very own Smoky Mountain Log Cabin
- Located just minutes from Bryson City and Cherokee North Carolina.
- One lucky Grand Prize winner will walk away with this truly amazing Log Cabin.
You can rent it out to vacationers for a great second income or keep this private retreat all to yourself
Either way, owning your very own Smoky Mountain Log Cabin will be a life changing experience. Your raffle ticket purchase will also help change the lives of boys and girls who are part of the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.
This is so much more then just an ordinary house raffle. This is your chance to win a vacation home that your entire family can enjoy for years to come. You also get the chance to make a winning difference in the life of a child.
Enter today to qualify for the Early Bird drawings!
Purchase a ticket at the contest website, LogCabinRaffle.org
or use
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25 Bigs and Littles joined us at the Nature Center for a summer outing. The Littles got to “pet” a wide variety of snakes, from tiny garter snakes to a huge Burmese Python. The group also enjoyed the Butterfly Garden, saw peacocks, watched the otters swim, and petted goats. Assistant Director Jamye Davis struggled with a goat that was eating the kids’ Scavenger Hunt papers!
Big Brother Steve Babcock and Program Coordinator Jeff Kowalak
“When Steve Babcock talks about his little brother, he refers to him as ‘mine.’ Babcock, who is a Big Brother for the Big Brothers Big Sisters program in Henderson County, has taken his ‘little’ out on hiking trips and to the movies.” This is the beginning of a recent article from The Hendersonville Times-News featuring the Henderson County program.
Read the whole article here.
Cindy and Anastasia met through Big Brothers Big Sisters in 1997 when Anastasia was 10 years old. They spent seven years as “Big Sister” and “Little Sister.” When Anastasia finished high school and went off to Winston Salem State University, her relationship with Cindy carried on. The pair were together again on May 8, 2010 as Anastasia graduated Magna Cum Laude from Winston Salem State. Congratulations!
Don’t know what Big Brothers Big Sisters is all about? Check out this video and hear from our Bigs and Littles about their experiences.
We are ready for you! For more information about becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister, click here. Visit this page to learn more about enrolling a child in our program.
