FWF's First Annual
Hybrid Car Sweepstakes
2007

For the first time, the Florida Wildlife Federation held a Hybrid Car Sweepstakes to help raise money to support the conservation initiatives of the Federation. The purpose is two-fold. One is to raise badly needed funds to pursue conservation of our state’s natural resources, including clean air and water. We also feel that the expanded use of fuel-efficient, hybrid automobiles, along with a wide range of other environmental programs, is an important part of FWF’s forward-looking energy policy to address the climate change to which our state is highly vulnerable. We are also working in partnership with other states on a sound energy policy for the future of the United States. By taking part in our sweepstakes programs you’ll be helping us conserve and protect the things we love about living in Florida.

Proceeds from the sweepstakes will be used to pursue vital programs right here in Florida from Pensacola to Key West including wetlands protection, clean air and water efforts, responsible outdoor recreation, Everglades restoration, public land acquisition and stewardship of fish and wildlife resources.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this important fundraiser!







On 15 November 2007, at 3:00p.m., a representative from the CPA firm of Carroll and Company drew the winning tickets for Florida Wildlife Federation's 1st Annual Hybrid Car Sweepstakes. The top prize winners will be personally notified and the fourth and bonus prize winners will be notified by mail.


This year's Grand Prize is a choice of either a 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid or a Toyota Prius.

Second place prize is a pair of Liquidlogic "Saluda" kayaks complete with dry storage hatch, backrest, paddles, spray skirts and life vests.

Third prize is $500.00 worth of merchandise of the winners choice from Cabela's outdoor catalogs.

Fourth prize (20 winners) is a pair of high quality polarized Costa Del Mar sunglasses with UV protection.

Bonus prize (30 winners) a copy of Florida Magnificent Wilderness, State Lands, Parks, and Natural Areas, a beautiful coffee table book of photos by world-renowned photographer James Valentine, with text on Florida's rich biodiversity by Dr. D. Bruce Means.

The following names have been drawn: