The Santa Clarita Valley Rotary Club is hosting a raffle in which the winner would have three options: a house worth up to $600,000, a 20-year annuity valued at $1 million or $600,000 cash.

For $100, you could fund a shopping spree at the 99 Cents Only store or host a feast catered by your favorite fast-food eatery’s dollar menu. Or you could buy a house — maybe.

The Santa Clarita Valley Rotary Club, a chapter of Rotary International, is hosting an online raffle of a house of the winner’s choice valued up to $600,000, with an included reserve of $400,000 for closing costs and taxes on the sale, said Maureen Micklich, a spokeswoman for Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers Inc., which is a beneficiary of the contest. Alternately, the winner could choose to receive a 20-year annuity valued at $1 million or $600,000 cash, she said.

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