NSPCC Lottery
Win up to £10,000 and play your part to keep children safe
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How to play the weekly charity lottery
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Join for just £1 per entry – it’s simple and quick to sign up
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Keep your fingers crossed for our weekly cash prizes: £1,000 jackpot; £10 x 10 winners; £5 x 20 winners. You’ll also be entered into our quarterly superdraw for the chance to win £10,000!
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Playing the NSPCC Weekly Charity Lottery could help answer a child’s call to Childline every month – it’s win-win!
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our £10,000 winner
“It was so exciting when I found out I’d won. I couldn’t believe it was me! I’m looking forward to spoiling my loved ones and planning my dream holiday to Australia. I would encourage anyone to play the NSPCC lottery – it could be you.”
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Your questions answered
How much does it cost to enter?
Charity lottery entry costs £1 per entry. Your £5 per month subscription will ensure that you never miss a draw and any excess pence that aren’t played in a draw will be gratefully accepted as a donation by NSPCC. There are some months with four Weekly Lottery draws and some with five, depending on how many Fridays are in the month. So by playing the Weekly Lottery and paying £5 per month by Direct Debit it ensures you will never miss a draw. In a month with only four draws, any excess pence you have paid in your £5 subscription that doesn't go towards entering you into a draw, will build up and that becomes a donation towards the vital work of the NSPCC such as Childline.
If you'd rather not make an additional donation towards the work of the NSPCC, you can join on £4.34 per line per month.
Can the NSPCC claim the Gift Aid on lottery entries?
No, unfortunately the NSPCC is unable to claim Gift Aid on money received for Weekly Lottery entries, but we can claim Gift Aid on donations. Any amount you give above your Charity Lottery entry counts as a donation – in this case any money accumulated across the year from pence not needed for a draw when there are only 4 Fridays in a month.
What can I win?
You will be in with a chance of winning one of our charity lottery weekly prizes: £1,000 jackpot; £10 x 10 winners; £5 x 20 winners. You’ll also be entered into our quarterly superdraw for the chance to win £10,000!
What can my weekly entry do for children?
Playing the NSPCC Weekly Charity Lottery could help answer a child’s call to Childline every month.
What are the terms and conditions?
You can view our full terms and conditions by clicking here.
© 2024 NSPCC Registered charity England and Wales 216401. Scotland SC037717. Jersey 384.
NSPCC is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 4781.
Website: www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk
Promoter: NSPCC, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.
Responsible person: Stuart Osborne. Must be 18 or over to play. Underage gambling is an offence.
How your money is spent
In 2023, £811,824 was raised from ticket sales in our Weekly Lotteries and seasonal Raffles, with 13.25% spent on prizes, 66.37% spent on expenses and a fantastic 20.38% being used to fund the work of the NSPCC, based on the Lottery and Raffle Submissions made by the NSPCC to the Gambling Commission, during the 2023 calendar year.In 2023, the likelihood of winning a prize was, on average, 1 in 326 in our regular Weekly Lotteries and 1 in 1,543 in our seasonal Raffles.
Players or carers of a vulnerable person can request self-exclusion from NSPCC gambling related marketing materials by completing the online form or by calling the Supporter Care team on 0800 954 7391 to request a form.
This web page is hosted by StarVale Management & Technologies Limited which is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 3273.
