Jan 6, 2024
INDIANAPOLIS - Jan. 5, 2024 - PRLog -- As Godby Home Furnishings begins celebrating its 50th anniversary, we are excited to announce that one of our customers has won a nationwide sweepstakes and tickets to the "Big Game" to be held in Paradise, Nevada on February, 11.
Godby Home Furnishings is a part of the Furniture Marketing Group, FMG, and a retailer of Serta Simmons Bedding. FMG and Serta Simmons Bedding held a nationwide sweepstakes for tickets to the "Big Game" in hundreds of participating retailers. To win the sweepstakes, customers had to visit a participating retailer and complete the online entry form. The grand prize winner would receive roundtrip airfare and four days/three nights hotel accommodations for two adults and two entry-level tickets to the "Big Game" to be held in Paradise, Nevada.
Against low odds, Godby Home Furnishings customer and Noblesville local, Debra Shepherd won the grand prize! Debra will be presented with her prize on January 9 at 9:30 A.M. and will be available for media interviews.
"All of us here at Godby Home Furnishings are so excited to announce that of all the nationwide furniture store entries, one of our customers has won the Grand Prize Trip to the" Big Game" in Nevada next month," said Jeff Godby, President of Godby Home Furnishings. "Thanks to our partners at FMG and Serta Simmons Bedding, we are able to present this amazing prize. This honor also comes as we kick off our 50th year serving the furniture needs of Central Indiana."
Godby Home Furnishings is Celebrating 50 Years of serving Central Indiana. Jim Godby opened his first location in 1974 and has grown to 4 stores and a large warehouse. Godby features a great selection of quality furniture, mattresses and accessories from well known lines like Flexsteel, La-Z-Boy, Smith Brothers, Serta, Simmons, Liberty, England, Vaughan-Bassett, Canadel, Ashley and many more! Godby Home Furnishings offers great quality furniture, at affordable prices to the Noblesville, Carmel, Avon, Indianapolis, Indiana area.
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