WIN A 2026 SUBARU CROSSTREK PREMIUM OR $20,000 CASH

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Legal sponsor: stated — “The Promotion is administered by the Humane Society of Summit County (“Sponsor”), an Ohio nonprofit organization”. Contact or address: stated — “located at 752 West Portage Trail, Akron, Ohio 44313” and “Phone: (330) 487-0333”.

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Controlling rules: stated — “Entrant agrees to be fully and unconditionally bound by the Official Rules herein”. Source priority: stated — “View the Rules & Guidelines” and “Entrant agrees to be fully and unconditionally bound by the Official Rules herein” and “These are the Official Rules for the Humane Society of Summit County’s 2026 Subaru Crosstrek” (judged from the whole clauses: the entry page links its “Rules & Guidelines”, and the PDF is headed and self-described as the Official Rules that entrants are bound by; no competing rules document is stated). Campaign applicability: stated — “2026 Subaru Crosstrek Premium Raffle (“Promotion”)”. Operator-published raffle structure: stated — “Four Thousand (4,000) raffle tickets (“Tickets”) will be made available for purchase at a price of $25 per ticket or 5 for $100.” and “at no time shall the odds of winning be any less than one in 4,000 per raffle ticket.”. Jurisdiction and eligibility: stated — “The Promotion is open to legal residents of the State of Ohio” and “Promotions are governed by and subject to the laws of the United States and the state of Ohio”.

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Edition identity: stated — “2026 Car Raffle” and “2026 Subaru Crosstrek Premium Raffle”. Entry and rules association: stated — “View the Rules & Guidelines” and “Four Thousand (4,000) raffle tickets” (the entry page links its rules; the rules describes the same 4,000-ticket $25 / 5-for-$100 raffle and Crosstrek).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Prize identity: stated — “Prize Winner will receive a 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Premium valued at approximately $28,425.”. Quantity: stated — “Winner of the Prize (“Prize Winner”) will be selected in a random drawing” (one Prize, one Prize Winner). Condition and limitations: stated — “Actual prize awarded may vary in color or style from vehicle displayed in promotional materials.”.

At least one applicable term was confirmed absent after reading the entry page and the rules in full, so this criterion earns no points. Award conditions: stated — “The receipt by Prize Winner of the prize offered in this Promotion is conditioned upon compliance with any and all federal and state laws and regulations.”. Substitutions: stated — “No substitution, assignment or transfer of prizes is permitted, except as otherwise provided herein.”. Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: early termination of the promotion (No cancellation, refund or ticket-refund language in the entry page or the rules). Who chooses: stated — “The Winner will have the option of choosing a cash prize option of $20,000.”. All choices: stated — “Prize Winner will receive a 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Premium valued at approximately $28,425.” and “The Winner will have the option of choosing a cash prize option of $20,000.”. Cash restrictions: stated — “Subject to the foregoing, Prize Winner must pick up their prize or arrange for delivery of their prizes, except Sponsor will deliver cash prizes to prizewinners by U.S. mail, wire transfer, or other mutually acceptable means.” and “If the winner does not pay to Sponsor the amounts necessary to comply with Applicable Law, then, at its option, Sponsor may award the Cash Alternative Prize to the Prize Winner”. Installments: stated — “except Sponsor will deliver cash prizes to prizewinners by U.S. mail, wire transfer, or other mutually acceptable means.” and “For cash prizes of $5,000 or more, Sponsor will (a) withhold and remit all sums Sponsor is required to withhold in accordance with Applicable Law and (b) remit the balance of the cash prizes to the winners.” (judged from the whole clauses: the cash prize is withheld on and the balance remitted and delivered as one payment; no installment schedule is stated, so none is invented). What the winner actually receives after tax is withheld: stated — “For cash prizes of $5,000 or more, Sponsor will (a) withhold and remit all sums Sponsor is required to withhold in accordance with Applicable Law and (b) remit the balance of the cash prizes to the winners.”. Unsold tickets: stated — “from all eligible raffle tickets sold which shall not exceed 4,000” (drawing is from tickets sold). Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: cancellation and refunds (No cancellation/refund language in the entry page or the rules).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Taxes owed on the prize: stated — “All federal, state and local taxes attributable to any prize awarded is the sole responsibility of the winner.” and “For cash prizes of $5,000 or more, Sponsor will (a) withhold and remit all sums Sponsor is required to withhold in accordance with Applicable Law and (b) remit the balance of the cash prizes to the winners.” and “With respect to non-cash prizes, Applicable Law requires that the winner of a non-cash prize pay 24% of the fair market value of the prize to Sponsor, which will remit such payment to the IRS. This amount may vary depending upon Applicable Law. If the winner does not pay to Sponsor the amounts necessary to comply with Applicable Law, then, at its option, Sponsor may award the Cash Alternative Prize to the Prize Winner, assuming all other conditions for award of a Prize have been met.” (the non-cash prize also requires the winner to pay 24% of its fair market value to the Sponsor for the IRS, an amount that may vary with Applicable Law; if the winner does not pay it, the Sponsor may instead award the Cash Alternative Prize). How the prize is collected or sent to the winner: stated — “Prize Winner must pick up their prize or arrange for delivery of their prizes”. Registration fees and other costs of accepting the prize: stated — “The Prize Winner shall be responsible for any expenses incurred in connection with the prizes, including but not limited to registration, license, title, insurance fees and applicable taxes.” (registration is named; whether the clause also reaches the cost of getting to the prize is not spelled out, and rests only on the general phrase “any expenses incurred in connection with the prizes, including but not limited to”).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Actual versus representative image: stated — “Actual prize awarded may vary in color or style from vehicle displayed in promotional materials.”. Image and prize association: stated — “This sporty SUV is perfect for cruising around town or off-road” (the banner image bytes (jpeg 1920x630) inspected in this run: promotional composite graphic reading “WIN A 2026 SUBARU CROSSTREK PREMIUM” on a Crosstrek; campaign artwork, and the rules says the vehicle awarded may differ).

The sources disagree on at least one applicable term. Entry close or sellout trigger: the sources disagree — “Tickets will be available for purchase in person until October 15, 2026, or when all tickets are sold, whichever comes first.” versus “continue through 8:14 p.m. EST October 16, 2026” (the same overall / in-person end is stated as October 15 (entry page) and as the Promotion Period end 8:14 p.m. EST October 16 (rules); the October 2 online and telephone cutoff agrees in both sources and is a separate method deadline, not part of this conflict). Fixed close: the sources disagree — “Tickets will be available for purchase in person until October 15, 2026, or when all tickets are sold, whichever comes first.” versus “continue through 8:14 p.m. EST October 16, 2026” (fixed close stated as October 15 (the entry page, in person) and 8:14 p.m. EST October 16 (the rules)). Timezone: stated — “continue through 8:14 p.m. EST October 16, 2026”. Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: extensions (No extension language in the entry page or the rules). Ticket limit: stated — “with only 4,000 tickets available”. Sellout trigger: stated — “or when all tickets are sold, whichever comes first”.

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Online cutoff: stated — “All online and telephone purchases must be completed by October 2, 2026, 11:59PM EST.”. Does not apply: mailed entries, if offered (No mail-in entry route is offered; tickets are mailed to buyers, not entries postmarked).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Drawing timing or process: stated — “will be selected in a random drawing at 8:15 p.m. EST on October 16, 2026”. Scheduled versus completed: stated — “The winning ticket will be drawn at 8:15PM during HSSC’s Bow Wow Bingo on Friday, October 16, 2026” (scheduled future drawing). Drawing after sellout: stated — “will be selected in a random drawing at 8:15 p.m. EST on October 16, 2026, from all eligible raffle tickets sold which shall not exceed 4,000” (the unconditional October 16 drawing clause draws from the tickets sold, so it governs a sell-out as well; no early drawing is stated).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Geography: stated — “The Promotion is open to legal residents of the State of Ohio”. Age: stated — “are 18 years of age or have reached the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence at the time of entry, whichever is greater”. Who is excluded from entering: stated — “Employees of Sponsor are not eligible to enter the Promotion.” (employees excluded; no household restriction stated).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Purchase mechanics: stated — “Four Thousand (4,000) raffle tickets (“Tickets”) will be made available for purchase at a price of $25 per ticket or 5 for $100.”. All offered entry routes: stated — “Online purchase at www.summithumane.org/crosstrek;” and “By Phone by calling (234)287-2152;” and “At various local special events during the Promotion Period.”. Costs: stated — “All online and telephone purchases shall have a $0.25 delivery fee applied at time of purchase.”.

At least one applicable term was confirmed absent after reading the entry page and the rules in full, so this criterion earns no points. Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: person limits (No per-person ticket limit in the entry page or the rules). Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: household limits (No household ticket limit in the entry page or the rules). Method limits: stated — “All in-person ticket sales at the locations listed above are only while supplies last.”. Cap unit: stated — “which shall not exceed 4,000” (4,000 tickets).

This criterion does not apply to this campaign. Does not apply: recurring charges (One-time ticket purchase only). Does not apply: subscription cancellation (No subscription).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Selection process: stated — “will be selected in a random drawing”. Winner count: stated — “Winner of the Prize (“Prize Winner”)” (one).

At least one applicable term was confirmed absent after reading the entry page and the rules in full, so this criterion earns no points. Notification method: stated — “Prize Winner will be notified by phone and email.”. Not stated in the entry page or rules, both read in full: announcement process (No public winner-announcement process in the entry page or the rules).

Every applicable term is positively disclosed by an exact quotation and the sources agree. Claim deadline: stated — “The potential Prize Winner must return a fully executed and notarized Affidavit to the Sponsor within fifteen (15) calendar days from the date it is postmarked as being sent to the potential winner or the prize may (in Sponsor’s sole discretion) be forfeited.” and “fails to claim the prize within fifteen (15) days from the time award notification was sent” (two separate fifteen-day requirements are stated: the executed and notarized affidavit is due within fifteen calendar days of the date it is postmarked to the winner, and the prize must be claimed within fifteen days of the time the award notification was sent; the rules give no calendar date for either, and no conflict between them is claimed). Disqualification: stated — “Promotion entries that are not complete or do not adhere to the rules or specifications may be disqualified at the sole discretion of Sponsor.”. Unclaimed prize: stated — “the prize may be forfeited, and an alternate winner selected”.