52 Bites Fundraiser to Draw Winner on October 26
The raffle offers $6,200 in dining credits to support emergency housing for local military families.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Local veterans and military families facing housing emergencies may receive support through the upcoming 52 Bites fundraiser hosted by the Kline Veterans Fund. The organization is currently selling raffle tickets for a prize package consisting of 52 restaurant gift cards, with a winner to be selected on Oct. 26.
Why it matters
The fundraiser directly supports the Homes For the Brave program, which provides financial assistance to help keep Southern Nevada military families in their homes. Proceeds from the raffle help address housing instability for those who have served.
The prize package offers more than $6,200 in dining credit across 52 gift cards. Tickets are available for $100 individually or $500 for a bundle of 10 entries.
The players
Kline Veterans Fund
A Las Vegas nonprofit organization that hosts fundraisers to assist veterans and military families.
The details
The Kline Veterans Fund organizes this annual raffle to secure emergency housing funds for local military households. Participants can purchase tickets to enter the drawing, with the winner receiving gift cards designed to cover dining expenses throughout the year. The drawing is scheduled to take place on Oct. 26.
Timeline
Oct. 26, 2026: The drawing for the 52 Bites fundraiser prize package.
Beyond the Strip
This effort follows the documented trend of using community-based philanthropic initiatives to supplement housing stability services in the valley. It builds on previous local efforts to mitigate housing emergencies through targeted private support for Southern Nevada veterans.
Residents can purchase individual raffle tickets for $100 or a 10-ticket bundle for $500 before the drawing on Oct. 26. The funds raised will directly support local military families seeking to avoid housing displacement.
The takeaway
Those looking to support veteran housing security can participate in the raffle before the Oct. 26 deadline. Keeping track of such local fundraising events is one way to monitor efforts to address housing stability for military families in the valley.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KSNV.
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