2025 Online Prize Draw

For the first year, we’re bringing the excitement of our traditional Festival Day prize draw to our online community as well! From now until September 14, 2025, you can enter to win over $1,000 in amazing prizes while supporting the Clean Air Festival. There are two ways to take part:

Fill out our online form to enter for free!

ENTER FOR FREE

Want to catch the draw live? Register for our Sept 14 livestream!

Donate* for more entries!

DONATE FOR MORE ENTRIES

To get prize draw entries for a Chuffed donation, you must select the appropriate “perk” from the Chuffed campaign page.

Scroll down until you reach the campaign perks:

Please note that you will not get prize draw entries if you donate without selecting a perk.

During checkout, be sure to note whether you are a resident of Vancouver Island (it’s near the top of the checkout page – you may need to scroll up). If you are, you’ll be entered for three Vancouver Island-specific prizes too!

Note: No purchase is necessary to enter or to win. This prize draw is open to residents of Canada, excluding Quebec. Three prizes (noted below) are also exclusive to residents of Vancouver Island, due to the nature of the prize. We plan to draw the winners during the Clean Air Festival livestream on September 14. Chances of winning depend on the number of entries received. Rules and regs apply – find the fine print here.

Yes, if you have multiple entries, you can win more than one prize – in fact, it’s happened before at previous Clean Air Festival prize draws.

All our prizes are awarded by random draw, so winners cannot choose a specific prize. And since our prizes have been generously donated by community partners, we are unable to offer a cash alternative. 

Once you receive your prize, you have the option of giving it away to someone who would enjoy it. Or if you don’t wish to claim your prize for any reason, you can donate it back and we will draw a new winner!

Depending on the prize, it will either be emailed to you or shipped to you. Prior to confirming you as the prize winner, you’ll need to sign a prize claim form – at that point we’ll get a mailing address if needed.

Nope! We plan to draw the prize winners during our Clean Air Festival Day livestream on September 14th, but all adult residents of Canada (excluding Quebec) are eligible to enter – including people who are attending the Festival in person or online, or who can’t make it at all.

We will contact prize winners a week after the Festival by email, regardless of whether you were watching the livestream when the draw occurred.

Due to both the in-person nature of the prizes and the wishes of these prize donors, the prizes from Heart & Hands Health Collective and Green Muse Herbs are for Vancouver Island residents only.

For more information, be sure to check out the Official Rules of the prize draw. If you’d like to get in touch, you can email us at info[at]cleanairfestival.ca or get in touch through our contact form.

  • Aranet4 sensor in a box, with a branded mask cover and a sticker containing CO2 levels correlated to percentage of rebreathed air.
    Aranet4 sensor in a box, with a branded mask cover and a sticker containing CO2 levels correlated to percentage of rebreathed air.

    • Aranet4 prize pack ($243 value)

    One lucky winner will receive an Aranet4 sensor – often referred to as the gold standard for carbon dioxide (CO2) monitors, and used by academic researchers around the world. The prize pack also includes an informative sticker for the device’s faceplate, a bonus branded mask cover. Comes with two included AA batteries, which give the Aranet4 a battery life of up to 4 years.

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  • Audrey, a white person with brown hair, she’s wearing red leggings and a beige top. She’s sitting on a rock with trees around her, her upper body is twisting towards the right, with her right hand on her lower back and her left hand is on her right knee.

    Audrey, a white person with brown hair, wears red leggings and beige top. She sits on a rock with trees around her, her upper body is twisting to the right, her right hand on her lower back and her left hand on her right knee.

    • Online yoga pass from Cosy Yoga Club ($120 value)

    Enjoy an 8-class pass to Cosy Yoga Club – an online yoga studio led by Audrey ML and Katie Blecker, centred on gentle, accessible, and mellow-paced practices for all. Cosy Yoga Club is a disability-affirming space, led by two experienced yoga teachers who are members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and who live with complex chronic illness and disability.

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  • In a dimly lit room, a person with short brown hair, wearing neutral clothes and a maroon respirator, is inserting an acupuncture needle into someone lying face up, wearing a black respirator
    In a dimly lit room, a person with short brown hair, wearing neutral clothes and a maroon respirator, is inserting an acupuncture needle into someone lying face up, wearing a black respirator

    • Two acupuncture sessions ($60-$120 sliding scale value) | Vancouver Island residents only

    Receive a two-session treatment pass for acupuncture sessions with Heart & Hands Health Collective, a mask-required health collective on Lekwungen Territories (Victoria). For Vancouver Island residents only. If donating to enter, be sure to indicate you’re a Van Island resident during checkout! (Instructions here.)

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  • Doordash gift card superimposed over a wooden table with a colourful salad in the corner
    Doordash gift card superimposed over a wooden table with a colourful salad in the corner.

    • DoorDash gift cards ($100 value)

    Enjoy the delicious gift of choice (and convenience)! One lucky winner will receive $100 in DoorDash gift cards, to order whatever food you’re craving, right to your door.

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  • Around a white N95 shaped tote bag are colourful DoNoHarm BC postcards and Berlin Buyers Club stickers, plus a sip valve and a DIY fit test kit in a colourful goodie bag
    Around a white N95 shaped tote bag are colourful DoNoHarm BC postcards and Berlin Buyers Club stickers, plus a sip valve and a DIY fit test kit in a colourful goodie bag

    • Staying Safe swag pack ($90 value)

    Can’t join the Clean Air Festival on site? You can still nab some of the in-person goodies with this swag pack, which includes a DIY “fit test” kit, postcards courtesy of DoNoHarm BC, and stickers by the art-activist collective Berlin Buyers Club. Rounding it out are a SIP airtight valve to drink without unmasking, plus a large white tote shaped like an N95.

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  • Against a wooden background are laid out a sip valve, a DIY fit test kit in a colourful goodie back, KN95 masks in red, blue, yellow, purple and green, a crystal mask chain coiled in a spiral, a smal black tote bag shaped like an N95, and colourful stickers from Berllin Buyers Club
    Against a wooden background are a sip valve, a DIY fit test kit, KN95 masks in red, blue, yellow, purple and green, a crystal mask chain, a smal black tote bag shaped like an N95, and Berllin Buyers Club stickers

    • Covid Conscious Cutie pack ($81 value)

    Protect yourself and your community in style with the Covid Conscious Cutie prize pack! This prize pack includes one of our DIY “fit test” kits, a SIP airtight drinking valve for your mask, a pack of Powecom KN95 masks in a rainbow of colours, a green crystal chain for earloop masks or sunglasses, stickers from Berlin Buyers Club, and a mini tote bag shaped like a black N95 mask.

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  • In a yellow room, a person with short brown hair wearing a striped shirt and maroon respirator is administering a cupping and gua sha treatment to a person lying face down, wearing a mask.
    In a yellow room, a person with short brown hair wearing a striped shirt and maroon respirator is administering a cupping and gua sha treatment to a person lying face down, wearing a mask.

    • Cupping and gua sha session ($40-70 sliding scale value) | Vancouver Island residents only

    Receive a treatment pass for a cupping and gua sha session with Heart & Hands Health Collective, a mask-required health collective on Lekwungen Territories (Victoria). For Vancouver Island residents only. If donating to enter, be sure to indicate you’re a Van Island resident during checkout! (Instructions here.)

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  • Closeup of intricate gold and green chainmail earrings woven in a helix pattern, and a gold and green bracelet strung across a black respirator like a mask chain
    Closeup of gold and green chainmail earrings in a helix pattern, and a matching bracelet strung across a black respirator like a mask chain

    • Chainmail jewelry set ($55 value)

    Make a statement with this beautiful green and gold jewelry set, hand-crafted by Donald McKillican. Featuring helix-shaped earrings and an elaborate bracelet in nickel-free, non-tarnishing, lightweight aluminium, the set includes a special bonus: the extra clasps and rings necessary to convert the bracelet into a decorative mask chain!

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  • Mockup of a rectangular white air cleaner on a wooden surface outside, surrounded by sunlight and blurry greenery
    A rectangular white air cleaner on a wooden surface outside, surrounded by sunlight and blurry greenery

    • Ikea personal air cleaner ($40 value)

    One lucky winner will receive an UPPÅTVIND air purifier: a power-efficient, AHAM-certified air cleaner with three fan speeds, a handle for portability, and inexpensive, easy-to-find replacement filters. This unit delivers a maximum clean air delivery rate (CADR) of 95 m3/h or 55 CFM (44 for tobacco smoke, 49 for dust, or 50 for pollen). It measures 11 x 8.8 x 4.9 inches (28.0 x 22.5 x 12.5 cm).

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  • Vintage style illustration with a peach background featuring a crowd of elegantly dressed people in 1920s evening wear, behind a typewriter and a martini glass. Text reads, Essential Opera presents Etiquette by Monica Pearce. A short opera film. Enter to win a household streaming pass! "Etiquette successfully transports listeners to Post, Parker, and Astor's world." - La Scena Musicale.
    Vintage style illustration with a peach background featuring a crowd of elegantly dressed people in 1920s evening wear, behind a typewriter and a martini glass. Text reads, Essential Opera presents Etiquette by Monica Pearce. A short opera film. Enter to win a household streaming pass! “Etiquette successfully transports listeners to Post, Parker, and Astor’s world.” – La Scena Musicale.

    • Digital opera pass: ‘Etiquette’ ($35 value)

    Enjoy a night at the theatre without ever leaving home! With a household streaming pass to Essential Opera‘s Etiquette, you can catch a digital opera short film about three influential women from the 1920s: author Dorothy Parker, socialite Emily Post, and politician Nancy Astor. Settle in to enjoy a delicious morsel of the Gilded Age, washed down with a swig of the Roaring Twenties!

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  • Teal graphic with star and rainbow illustrations and text reading, Essential Opera presents December, a new opera by Monica Pierce. Three screencaps show singers mid-performance, including Maureen as a customer service rep with a headset; Erin as Julia, a smiling woman in a brunette bob, blue top and glasses; and Danielle as Natasha, who has short hair, glasses and a plaid top
    Teal graphic with star and rainbow illustrations and text reading, Essential Opera presents December, a new opera by Monica Pierce. Three screencaps show singers mid-performance.

    • Digital opera pass: ‘December’ ($35 value)

    Settle in for a cozy evening with a household pass to Essential Opera‘s digital opera short film December. This lighthearted story is all about travel, family, holiday stress, relationships, and remembering not to wrap your presents before you fly, and it comes complete with a Hallmark-worthy happy conclusion – if Hallmark were much, much queerer!

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  • Closeup of a hand hholding a tin of Green Muse Herbs "lung food" and a glass bottle of fresh hyssop, in front of shelves covered in large brown bottles labelled with herb names
    Closeup of a hand hholding a tin of Green Muse Herbs “lung food” and a glass bottle of fresh hyssop, in front of shelves covered in large brown bottles labelled with herb names

    • Green Muse Herbs gift certificate ($25 value) | Vancouver Island residents only

    Get a $25 gift certificate to shop in person at Green Muse Herbs, in lək̓ʷəŋən territory (so-called Victoria, BC). Stock up on your favourite respiratory herbs, a lung support tincture, or the tea blend of your choice! All staff at Green Muse Herbs wear masks. For Vancouver Island residents only. If donating to enter, be sure to indicate you’re a Van Island resident during checkout! (Instructions here.)

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    Thank you to our prize draw sponsors
    for both our on site and online prize draws:

    • Opera Mariposa logo with black serif and cursive text and a red and black swallowtail butterfly
    • Aranet by SAF Tehnika logo, with a red triangle filled with white data points
    • North Box Systems logo with capital letters in blue and red
    • Logo for Heart & Hands Health Collective, 2612 Quadra Street. 250-590-3185. www.heartandhandscummunity.ca
    • Logo for Green Muse Herbs, est. 2020. Three small candles circled by Caduceus-sstyle snakes are wrapped in herbal leaves, within a stamped circle.
    • Cosy Yoga Club logo with black sans serif text, and the letter o filled in with yellow
    • Essential Opera logo with black text and stylized red curtains
    • Maskquerade Events logo with a lower face maskquerade mask on a green circle, with ornate white curlicues
    • Beneath a large tree canopy attendees browse the festival tables. In the foreground, a person in a striped shirt and a beautifully decorated Flo Mask bends towards a welcome team member who is assisting them. Behind them, a person in dark clothes and a white headstrap respirator is holding a shopping bag and choosing free masks, which being displayed by a man in grey and blue clothing with a blue respirator.
    • A person wearing a white mask stands on a stage playing a ukelele. In the foreground, a row of children sit in grey folding chairs with their backs to us.
    • Under a tent canopy, masked attendees are examining a display of clean air equipment, being explained by a man in casual clothes, a baseball cap and a white headstrap respirator. In the background, a convertible metal PC fan air cleaner hangs from the canopy.
    • Bryan crouches next to a flat-style DIY air cleaner, holding it for display. He wearing a Vitacore CAN99 respirator, casual clothes, a nametag and an errant post-it note, and you can see the smile in his eyes.
    • Closeup of four Festival volunteers (and friends), sitting on a plaid picnic blanket on the grass. They are wearing jewel tones and pastel colours, and white and black respirators. On the right, a person in an all-lavender outfit makes the peace sign.
    • A cluster of flat-style DIY air cleaners standing on the pavement.
    • Roger, a white man with grey hair, wears a white duckbill mask, blue hoodie and armband, making a peace sign.

    Photo credit: Grace Lau