Is this unethical?

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My daughter is in kindergarten and she just got her first fundraiser.  
I’m a commissioned artist, so I was thinking of raffling off a piece of custom art.  Each purchase of a fundraiser item would get a ticket for the raffle.  If you buy more than one item, you get a ticket for each item.  Then when the fundraiser ends, I would draw a winner.  
Is this unethical? I don’t want to do it if I’ll get backlash.

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Maybe I’m not understanding correctly because I’m confused how this could be unethical.

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I can’t see how it would be unethical. 
Unless kids are competing to see who sold the most items for prizes? Then I could see how others may think it’s unfair if you are adding in extra incentives they cannot. Idk.

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Not at all. My parents are farmers and they sold my fundraiser school chocolates one year at their farm and encouraged people to buy the chocolates by giving them a discount on the farm products. They sold so many my entire school grade was able to go skiing 3 times that winter FOR FREE! It was fantastic

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No it’s for the school and the kids. You aren’t personally benefiting from it. If anything some parents might be irritated they didn’t honk of it. I have 4 kids and hate fundraiser time. I hate feeling. Like I’m always nagging people for money so this would be a nice incentive.

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How would this be perceived as unethical?

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It's not unethical but I honestly don't know how it could be. 🤔🤔🤔

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I don’t think so.

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Why would it be unethical?

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Nah I think you’re good.

Is this unethical?

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