Red Sox Foundation 50/50 Raffle
The Red Sox Foundation 50/50 Raffle is available during every Red Sox home game at Fenway Park throughout the 2018 season. Half of the net proceeds posted at each game go to the winning ticket holder. The other half goes to the Red Sox Foundation charitable programs.
Ticket sales occur from the time gates open through the end of the fifth inning. Tickets are available from sellers in the stands, at a raffle kiosk located at Gates A, D & C, and online at redsox.com/5050.
*Must be in the state of Massachusetts and at least eighteen (18) years of age to purchase a raffle ticket.
The winning ticket number will be posted in-game on the centerfield board at Fenway Park during the 7th inning stretch and will also be available via our phone number and website, which is printed on the bottom of each ticket.
If purchased online, you will receive an e-mail with your raffle numbers shortly after the purchase. Please note, there may be a delay in the e-mail delivery during times of high website traffic. Any e-mail delays do not impact your chances of entering the raffle. Please note you must be in the state of Massachusetts and you must be at least eighteen (18) years of age to purchase a raffle ticket.
The raffle winner must present their winning ticket and call (617) 226-6050 within 30 days to arrange to fill out required paperwork to claim their prize.
50-50 Raffle at JetBlue Park
For each Red Sox spring training game at JetBlue Park, the Red Sox Foundation also runs its signature 50-50 Raffle. Half of the net proceeds posted at each game go to the winning ticket holder. The other half goes to the Red Sox Foundation to support local charities in Southwest Florida.
The winning number is posted on the center field scoreboard during the 7th inning and also available online or via our phone number, which is printed on the bottom of each ticket. The raffle winner must present their winning ticket and call (617) 226-6050 within 30 days to arrange to fill out required paperwork to claim their prize.
