Local Raffles in Anchorage, AK: Updated 2026 List for Local Winners
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See Anchorage raffle deadlines, entry limits, and 2026 winners to decide which drawing fits your plans.
Local raffles in Anchorage, AK for 2026 are charity drawings — ticket-based fundraisers where each ticket buys a chance to win, not the prize itself. Active options this fall include Lotto Alaska Chase the Ace, the Alaska Airmen's Legend NOMAD plane raffle, and the Anchorage Fall Banquet. Recent Anchorage-area results give context for buyers.
Iron Dog, Alaska Run for Women, and Lotto Alaska Game 15 all named 2026 winners, with permits and totals reported by each sponsor.
Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on October 07, 2026.
What can you enter this fall?
According to the Alaska Airmen's Association, tickets are now on sale for its May 2027 Legend NOMAD raffle-plane fundraiser details. The group describes the drawing as the largest charity raffle in Alaska supporting aviation. Each ticket buys only a chance in that future drawing.
Lotto Alaska reports Chase the Ace remains active weekly through its Chase the Ace drawing page. The Oct. 4, 2026 draw selected UY-2995468, with a jackpot over $482,000 and a weekly pot near $148,000.
According to Ducks Unlimited, the Anchorage Fall Banquet meets Nov. 7, 2026, at Marriott Anchorage. See the Anchorage Fall Banquet event page for the 40-gun lineup, tier bucket raffles, and Ruger pistol draw under Permit #616.
Entry buys a chance at those banquet drawings, not a firearm outright.
How does Chase the Ace work for Anchorage buyers?
According to Lotto Alaska Rules, online sales are geofenced to Alaska and close at 5:30 p.m. Sundays. Proceeds split 20% to the weekly prize, 30% to the jackpot, and 50% to nonprofit and expenses, as listed in the Lotto Alaska rules.
Anchorage buyers can use this quick check before paying: Each purchase supports the stated nonprofit share and buys a chance, not a win. The split explains why the weekly pot and jackpot grow at different rates.
- Buy only while physically in Alaska.
- Submit before the 5:30 p.m. Sunday cutoff.
- Keep the ticket number to match the weekly winning number.
Who won recent Anchorage-area drawings?
According to the Iron Dog Race 2026 winners announcement, the raffle awarded over $145,000 in prizes. First prize, a 2026 Toyota Tundra with ticket #260, went to Johnny Coolidge of Anchorage. According to Alaska Run for Women, its 2026 raffle drawing occurred on race day June 6, 2026.
Grand prize winner Miriam Dean received two Alaska/Hawaiian Airlines tickets, and the raffle raised $30,543 under Permit #1989. According to Lotto Alaska, Game 15 paid a $2,809,744.80 Ace-of-Spades jackpot to John of Juneau on Sept. 6, 2026.
Weekly winners above $100,000 included Anchorage winners Moises and William.
What should you check before you buy?
Match your plans to date, place, and permit. The November banquet is scheduled at Marriott Anchorage, while online Chase the Ace entries are geofenced to Alaska with a Sunday cutoff. Permit numbers #616 and #1989 identify the charity drawings in sponsor records.
Remember that a ticket is a chance, not a prize or discount. Save your ticket number and compare it to the winning number posted by the sponsor after each draw.