8/19/2008 - Crack the Code Contest Rules

Contestant Rules & Regulations

CONDITIONAL PRIZE CONTEST

Contest Dates:

This contest will take place on the following event date(s):  10/16/08 through 10/18/08. This promotion is subject to all federal, state, and local laws, and is void where prohibited by law.

Who May Enter & Who is Eligible:

This promotional contest is open to legal residents of the United States, except residents of NY and RI, age 18 and older with a valid federal or state identification except the following classes of persons who are ineligible to participate:

1.      Employees or family members of employees of Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee and American Hole n’ One, or any other promotional agency otherwise associated with this event are not eligible to participate or win this contest.

2.     Persons who have won another contest or promotion of any kind from Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee within 30 calendar days before the contest are not eligible to participate or win this contest.

How to Play:

There is no purchase necessary to enter or participate in the contest. Contest can be entered at Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee Stone Crab Fest beginning 10/16/08. Contestants may enter only once.  2000 finalist(s) will be selected for the chance to participate in the contest.  Finalist(s) must be present to win.  If a selected finalist is not present on the contest date, an alternate finalist may be selected. Difficulties with getting to locations to enter the contest are not the responsibility of Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee.  2000 finalist(s) will each be given the opportunity to attempt the contest by recording a 5 digit random number code onto the official sign-in form, and entering that code into the digital lock on the lock box.  In order to be a valid attempt, each eligible contestant must:

1.      Print and sign their full name, along with their 5 digit number code on the first unoccupied line of the provided official contest sign-in registration form.

2.      After completing this information, the contestant may then enter their 5 digit number code into the digital lock on the lock box, followed by the * key on the key pad.

 In order to claim the Grand Prize:

1.      In order for the grand prize to be awarded, the code recorded by the contestant on the official sign-in form and entered by the contestant into the digital lock must exactly match the predetermined winning code selected for this contest by the insurance provider that is contained in the sealed security envelope.  The act of opening the lock box or releasing the key does not constitute a winning attempt.  In order to be considered a winning attempt:

   a.   An eligible contestant must record the winning 5 digit code on the sign-in registration form;

   b.   Trigger the locking mechanism and open the lock box only by means of entering that winning 5 digit code into the locking mechanism; AND

   c.  The contestant’s code must exactly match the predetermined winning code selected by the insurance provider that is contained in the sealed security envelope, and that was preprogrammed by the insurance provider into the electronic digital lock.

    

2.          The grand prize will not be awarded as a result of any of the following reasons including, but not limited to:

   a.   Any code recorded by the contestant on the sign-in form and entered into the digital lock that does not match the predetermined winning code contained in the sealed security envelope, and programmed into the lock by the insurance provider.

   b.      Any contestant who is able to open the lock box and release the key using a non-winning code for any reason including physically forcing entry, equipment damage, or malfunction.

   c.  Any tampering with the lock box or locking mechanism that results in the prize vault door being opened.

   d.  Any malfunction of the locking mechanism, electronic digital lock or lock box that results in the lock box being opened with a non-winning code.

   e.   A contestant that records a winning code on the official sign-in form, but fails to properly enter that code into the digital locking mechanism, and thereby triggering the locking mechanism.

3.       In the event of a winner, the winner will be required to sign an eligibility affidavit and liability release waiver before the prize will be awarded. The winner must come to Capital City Harley-Davidson at a mutually agreed date and time at least 2 weeks prior to delivery of the grand prize. The winning contestant will also be required to submit a copy of valid identification (driver’s license), and a copy of their social security card.

4.        Winner acknowledges that American Hole ‘n One and  Capital City Harley-Davidson/Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee  have the right to publicize your name, character likeness, photograph, voice and the fact that you are a grand prize winner without further authorization or financial remuneration.

5.         Prizes awarded are non-transferable. Failure to collect the prize constitutes forfeiture of the prize. If forfeited, prize will remain property of Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee.  Another winner will not be selected.

6.         If the winner is found to be in violation of these rules, he/she may be required to forfeit his/her prize.

 Prizes:

The grand prize for this contest is 2009 Harley-Davidson Dyna Glide (max. value $15,000.00).  A maximum of (2) 2009 Harley-Davidson Dyna Glide (max. value $15,000.00) grand prize(s) will be awarded in the event that the official contest finalist meets all contest requirements described above, and the terms and conditions of the sponsor’s contract. Prizes are non-transferable and are not redeemable for cash or alternative prize substitution. All taxes and associated fees are the responsibility of the grand prize winner. If no finalist successfully matches the predetermined 5 digit number code in exact order according to the contest rules and contract terms and conditions, no grand prize will be awarded. Total prize value is approximately $15,000.00 Cash.  Capital City Harley-Davidson is not responsible for and will provide no warranties regarding the use of the grand prize. For a winner list, please send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Capital City Harley-Davidson.

Restrictions:

Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee reserves the right to make rule or contest changes without notice at any time and reserve the right to change the aforementioned contest date(s) without notice. The decision of Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee  management in the interpretation of these rules is final. Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee, their representatives, agencies and employees are not responsible for any liabilities arising directly or indirectly from the award or use of this prize. Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee, their representatives, agencies and employees are not responsible for any changes or difficulties in travel or prize delivery. The decision of Capital City Harley-Davidson / Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee management in the interpretation of these rules is final. By participating, persons agree to be bound by the decisions of the judges and the official contest rules.

Odds:

The odds of being selected as an official finalist are dependent upon the number of entries. The odds of winning the contest once selected as an official finalist are 1:100000.

Contest Sponsor/Administrator: This contest is sponsored by Capital City Harley-Davidson, 1745 Capital Circle NW, Tallahassee, FL 32303

 6/30/2008 - Tijuana Flats Grand Opening

On Monday, June 30, Tijuana Flats, famous for its fresh Tex-Mex food and signature hot sauces, debuted its first location in Tallahassee at 3111 Mahan Drive.  To celebrate the occasion, the restaurant informed guests during its opening day that every dollar made that day would be donated to the restaurants Just in Queso Foundation, which provides aid to individuals, communities and organizations in need.  The foundation then surprisingly donated $1,500 raised during the opening to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee.  http://www.justinqueso.org

06/14/2008 - Flag Day Ceremony at Ronald McDonald House

Woodmen of the World and Timberlane Church of Christ members jointly hosted a flag dedication ceremony at The Ronald McDonald House of Tallahassee.  The Woodmen of the World is one of the largest presenters of American flags.  Local members have installed a new flag pole at Ronald McDonald House for this patriotic celebration of Flag Day 2008.  Flags are presented to non-profit groups like the Ronald McDonald House, schools, churches, and community centers.  The goal is to promoted pride in America and civic responsibility by its members.  Life and health insurance and annuity products are issued nationwide by Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society.  As par t of their community outreach, Timberlane Church of Christ members are assisting in the flag dedication.  In addition, they have donated a microwave oven to be used by families of children in medical crisis.  On a regular basis, church members deliver nutritious meals to families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. 

06/09/2008 - Ronald McDonald House gets boost from Loyal Order of Moose

The Ronald McDonald House of Tallahassee has received $2,130.00 from the Loyal Order of Moose and the Women of Moose to be used for the Share-A-Night Program.  Share-A-Night enables donors to provide a night's lodging for $10 to a family with a pediatric patient being treated at any medical facility in Tallahassee.  Actual expense for the program services Ronald McDonald House provides would be at least $75 per night.  Kathy Anderson, RMHC Executive Director, said:  “Moose lodge members are demonstrating today the positive impact of civic involvement in the local community.  Their donations have provided for 304 families with children in medical crisis for one week at the Ronald McDonald House.”  The Tallahassee Ronald McDonald House program has provided a “home-away-from-home” for over 4,200 family members since opening its doors in 1989.  The charity will place an engraved brick in the “Walkway of Friends” leading to the Ronald McDonald House front door acknowledging the generosity of the Loyal Order of Moose and the Women of Moose.

06/06/2008 - Deloitte's Ninth Annual Impact Day

Today local Deloitte employees set aside their regular work and contributed their time and business skills for the ninth annual Impact Day, a one-day celebration of its year-round commitment to workplace volunteerism.  Employees took shifts and painted rooms giving them a much needed face lift.

04/04/2008 - A Cool Drink For A Good Cause

Lauren and Andrew set up a Kool-Aid Stand in their neighborhood last summer to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House of Tallahassee.  They were open Weekdays and Weekends from 2-3 pm.  The price was just 25¢ a cup with 100% of proceeds being donated to RMH of Tallahassee.  They raised a total of $ 48.37!  Thanks Lauren and Andrew!

03/24/2008 - AutoTrader.com

District Representatives from Autotrader.com came together to help at the Ronald McDonald House.  They completed chores from the labor of love and left the house sparkling clean!

03/06/2008 - Roof-N-Ready Donation

Tech Thomas owner of  Roof-N-Ready and a member of the St. Peter's Anglican Church volunteered his time and water sealed the rear and side decks, picnic tables, gazebo, front walkway, and steps.

02/29/2008 - Brad Johnson Charity Golf Classic

Save the date for April 20 and 21st for the 2008 Brad Johnson Charity Golf Classic hosted by Golden Eagle Golf and Country Club.  Title sponsors Twin Action Realty, Inc. and ProBank.  Click here to download brochure.

02/06/2008 - Farm Bureau Donation

The spirit of giving continued for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee at noon today when it received a generous food donation from the Florida Farm Bureau in recognition of Food Check-Out Week. To mark the occasion Florida Farm Bureau members from across North Florida delivered food and prepared lunch at the Ronald McDonald House in Tallahassee.  Also, the charity’s freezers were filled to help feed the visiting families of pediatric patients for months to come. 

By February 6 of this year, the average family has earned enough income to pay for their entire food bill for 2008.  “Food is affordable in the U.S. because America’s farmers and ranchers are the most productive in the world,” said Dan Buchanan, Farm Bureau District II Field Man. “We’re proud of our contribution to society and Food Check-Out Week gives us the opportunity to share some of our success with others through Ronald McDonald House Charities here in Tallahassee.”  

01/15/2008 - Grant Awards Announced

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tallahassee awarded the following organizations grants for 2007.  Charlie Ward Basketball Camp, Florida Disabled Outdoors Association, Girls and Boys Town of North Florida and the Tallahassee Kiwanis Club Foundation. 

09/22/2007 - Window Blinds Donated to House by Skandia

Skandia Window Fashions of Tallahassee donated and installed blinds for 19 windows at the Ronald McDonald House this past Thursday.  Skandia Window Fashions, a leading manufacturer of custom window coverings, is headquartered in Tallahassee, Florida, with an additional manufacturing facility in San Diego, California.  For more information on Skandia, visit their website at www.skandiawf.com.

07/11/2007 -  RMHC of Tallahassee Establishes Relationship with GoodSearch

07/10/2007 - RMHC Receives Humanitarian Contribution from FSU Foundation