Humane Society Raffling Off ’67 Corvette and C8 Coupe or Convertible

Animal protection organization offering chance at L78 C2 or 2020 Corvette in one awesome raffle that benefits vital programs.

We’d wager a pretty hefty sum that no one here would turn down a free Corvette. Especially if that Corvette was either a gorgeous, full restored ’67 convertible or a brand new C8. And while you have to spend a little cash to enter the National Humane Society’s raffle for either of these shiny rides, that amount certainly pales in comparison to what you’ve have to spend to go out and buy any of these cars. Plus, your cash is going to an extremely worthwhile cause.

The National Humane Society is currently fighting to save lives, after all. Each year, an incredible 4-6 million animals are euthanized, which is a sobering statistic. But, through a variety of initiatives, the Humane Society is working to drive that number down. The donations they receive help fund spaying and neutering programs, veterinary care, animal shelters, and adoption programs.

Obviously, these are things that we can all get behind. Especially when your raffle ticket proceeds are going directly to these great causes. And you get to choose which awesome Corvette you’d prefer to have. Or heck, just enter for all of them. First up is a gorgeous, frame-off restored ’67 convertible. The blue-on-blue beauty packs an L78 427 under the stinger hood, along with a 4-speed manual transmission. It even has power windows, a power antenna, and AM/FM radio in one tasty package.

Or, if you’re more of a modern sports car kind of person, head over here and enter to win either a 2020 coupe or convertible. The quickest-accelerating Corvette in history isn’t a bad consolation prize, especially given the current November special the Humane Society is running. If you buy one ticket, you get 9 for free. Spring for three tickets, and you get 40 free. And step up to 10 tickets, and you get a whopping 125 extra.

The lucky winner will be chosen on December 13, so don’t delay. Because obviously, winning one of these Corvettes would be pretty incredible. But even if you don’t, you can relish the fact that your hard-earned dollars went to a very important cause!

Photos: National Humane Society, Chevrolet

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