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Title: Win a VDay's date with BB's Tim Dormer at Australia Zoo - Qld - purchase req Post by: culturebird on Tuesday 03 February 2015, 07:51:54 pm (https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/10978622_10153056310357432_1975237167574038647_n.jpg?oh=b66d562d1924a96509abd1bd784a2bc2&oe=5559BBA0&__gda__=1432152517_a422914cfed1e1e8c964e7d55835d37c)
Visit Australia Zoo this Valentine's Day, purchase a $5 raffle ticket for tiger conservation, and you could be having your WILDEST date yet - with Big Brother's Tim Dormer! This popular TV personality and all-round great guy won the hearts of Australians during the 2013 season of Big Brother. Already an established radio host, the public fell even more in love with the gorgeous golden-haired Tim, and he was voted winner of the whole series! Now comfortably living in the outside world, Tim spends his time working on projects close to his heart, such as an online documentary series set for release in 2015 titled 'The Graceland Happiness Project', a fun and heart-warming story of two unlikely friends and their journey to the home of Elvis Presley - and his role as a Global Wildlife Warriors Ambassador, raising awareness and funds for Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors' conservation projects, including those with tigers. Being the philanthropic sweetheart he is, Tim has kindly donated his time this Valentine's Day to spend with a lucky person or group of up to 3, enjoying a WILD Australia Zoo adventure - and all in the name of tiger conservation! Travelling all the way from Sydney to the Sunshine Coast for this special date, Tim can't wait to spend it with a fellow-wildlife lover. The concept is simple: Purchase your Australia Zoo tickets online or at the gate for Saturday 14th February, buy a $5 raffle ticket to help save the tigers when you arrive, and you will go into the draw to win an awesome tiger experience, koala cuddle and picnic lunch with the very charismatic and fun-loving Tim. And the more raffle tickets you purchase, the more chances you have to win! You will think you are in Southeast Asia with the authentic looking surroundings that create an amazing backdrop for your tiger photographic package. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to get up close to one of these majestic animals while our professional photographer captures the precious moment. And who can't resist a cuddle with Australia's iconic koala? This is a moment sure to melt your heart - captured by our photographer while you get to hear all about these beauties from one of our knowledgeable keepers. The special occasion will be topped off by a delicious picnic lunch with Tim. Grab a comfortable grassy area at Australia Zoo, and eat and talk the afternoon away with our very favourite Bachelor! Prize includes: •1 x tiger photo with one of Australia Zoo's gorgeous Sumatran or Bengal Tigers, and Tim Dormer, on Saturday 14th February (valued at $400) •A picnic lunch with Tim, including delicious paninis, chocolate dipped strawberries and Lindt chocolate macaroons (valued at $40 + Money Can't Buy) •A koala encounter - You'll get to cuddle this amazing Australian icon! (valued at $40) How to Enter It's simple to enter! 1.Purchase your Australia Zoo ticket for Saturday 14th February, 2015 online at www.australiazoo.com.au, or at the gate. 2.When you arrive at Australia Zoo on the day, donate $5 or more to our tiger conservation program. Our friendly staff at Admissions or the Info desk will take down your name, mobile number and email address and give you a raffle ticket for each $5 spent. 3.If you buy 10 raffle tickets for $50, you will get a 12 month Bronze Tiger Adoption package, as well as go into the draw 10 times to win a Date with Tim! 4.Competition runs from 9am - 12.30pm. Winner will be drawn at 12.45pm and notified by mobile phone. 5.Winner then to meet Tim Dormer at an arranged location within the zoo at 1.00pm for their Valentine's afternoon date! Good luck! Your generous contribution will directly support Australia Zoo Wildlife Warrior's tiger conservation projects, including our work with Tiger Protection Units patrolling for illegal poaching on the ground in Sumatra, and our Sumatran tiger breeding program at Australia Zoo. With an estimated 4,000 tigers only remaining in the wild, this work is crucial to the survival of the species. |