The Jaguars Foundation continues the Jaguars 50/50 Fan Raffle for Charity this Sunday. This program gives fans an opportunity to raise money for the Jacksonville community and a chance to be the big winner. Each game, fans can purchase raffle tickets, with a chance to win half of the net proceeds.  The other half will benefit the Jaguars Foundation and a co-recipient charity, with each game benefiting a different charity.  Previous home games for the 2014 season benefitted the Jacksonville Humane Society, JT Townsend Foundation, the Joshua Frase Foundation, and the 26.2 With Donna Foundation.  

As October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, Hubbard House will be the beneficiary of the Jaguars 50/50 Fan Raffle for Charity for this Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. Hubbard House is a comprehensive domestic violence center that provides programs and services to more than 5,000 women, children, and men annually in Duval and Baker counties. Services include outreach programs, school-based education, childcare, intervention programs, and volunteer and community education opportunities.

Ellen Siler, CEO of Hubbard House, noted, "The Jacksonville Jaguars have long been supporters of Hubbard House. Now Jaguars fans can also show their support and stand up against domestic violence through the 50/50 Raffle. Fans' donations through the 50/50 Raffle program will help save lives."

During the game, volunteers and staff will sell raffle tickets to fans.  There will be six permanent kiosks; located on the main concourse by the Bud Zone and near the ramps at Gates 2,3, and 4; as well as one in both the east and west lower clubs. Ten mobile sellers will be in the pre-game tailgate areas and in the stadium during the game through the end of the third quarter.  The winning raffle ticket number will be announced during the fourth quarter of the game. Winners do not need to be present to win.