Sell raffle tickets
Selling or buying tickets for our seasonal raffle is a fun way to raise money for Age Concern and Help the Aged - and you could even win a prize!
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About our Seasonal Raffles
Thanks to the help of our supporters we have raised over £1 million over the past year, which has funded local initiatives, helped us to prevent elder abuse, and supported older people in the UK and worldwide.
If you have any queries, please email us
First prize in the raffle
Summer Raffle 2009
The lucky winners of the Summer Raffle will receive the following great prizes!
- 1st Prize: a Ford Fiesta Studio or £8,000 cash
- 2nd Prize: LCD flatscreen television
- 4 x 3rd Prize: DAB Digital Radio
- 10 x 4th Prize: £50 worth of High Street Gift Vouchers
Each raffle ticket costs £1. You can sell them to friends and family - or you may prefer to buy them yourself now you've seen the prize list!
The closing date for the Summer raffle is 20 July 2009 and the draw date is 31 July 2009.
Every ticket sold makes a difference to the lives of disadvantaged older people.
Order online
Order your book of 12 raffle tickets
Please note:
- We cannot sell tickets to anyone under the age of 16.
- Late requests for tickets will be sent books for the next valid draw instead.
- We regret that due to Gambling Commission Regulations we are not able to supply tickets to addresses in Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, or outside of the United Kingdom.
How your money helps
The work funded by raffles includes:
- raising awareness of the issue of ageism faced by thousands of older people in the UK;
- providing specialist transport vehicles to community groups and projects working with older people; and
- international programmes set up to tackle poverty by helping older people to get access to social protection and pensions.
Previous winners
Mr Wasdell, our lucky Christmas Raffle first prize winner from Worcestershire, said:
'When I received the letter announcing that I had won, I was so surprised and delighted. I read it over and over again and even asked my son to double check it when he came round to visit. I’m guarding the winning ticket stub very carefully, even taking it to bed with me each night so I don’t lose it!'
The first prize winner of our Autumn 2008 raffle, Mrs Skehan from London, said:
‘How fantastic! A lovely surprise, I’ve had a ghastly year so far so this is one of the best things that’s happened to me. I hope you made a lot of money through the raffle and I will certainly continue to buy tickets in the future.’
