One request letter yields up to 10 tickets — the per-person maximum. The tickets arrive blank and only count once mailed back, one per envelope, so a full allocation costs 1 request envelope + 1 SASE + 10 return envelopes.
What to write it on
No card spec stated — a written request is sufficient.
Hand-print exactly these
- Name
- Mailing address
- Which raffle
- How many tickets (up to 10)
Mail it to
Coastal Conservation Association Florida, ATTN: Raffle Ticket Request, P.O. Box 568886, Orlando, FL 32856
Envelope / carrier
Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope for the tickets to come back in.
Required markings
None specified.
When to mail
Post it by April 10, 2027 — the drawing is May 1, 2027
No postmark date is published for the free route. What governs is that your completed tickets are back with the sponsor before the drawing. Because they must post blank tickets to you first, allow about three weeks for the round trip.
This date is ours, not the sponsor's: they publish no postmark deadline for the free route, so it is worked back from the drawing. Treat it as the last comfortable day, not a guarantee.
Limits
10 tickets per person, per raffle. One request letter per raffle.
Disqualification risks
- Two mailings, not one: request the tickets, then mail the completed tickets back.
- One letter PER raffle — a single letter cannot cover two raffles.
- Returned tickets must be ONE per envelope; 10 tickets means 10 stamped envelopes.
- Budget the round trip. Allow ~2 weeks between mailing the request and the drawing.
Timing. Free and bought tickets are legally the same chance (F.S. 849.0935(4)(d)), and nobody may hold more than 10 (849.0935(5)). A full 10-ticket allocation costs about 12 stamps and puts you level with the largest holder in the pool.