NSPCC Summer Raffle

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How did you hear about the NSPCC Raffle?

If you're an existing NSPCC supporter, we will continue to contact you as before. Otherwise we'd love to keep you posted on how your support can make a difference to children and the exciting ways you can support us in the future.

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Only £1 per ticket. All profits from the NSPCC Raffle are used to fund the NSPCC's work and could go towards services such as the NSPCC Helpline, Childline or Speak out Stay safe. Wherever the funds are needed most, that’s where they will go.
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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.

In 2024, £1,120,699 was raised from ticket sales in our Weekly Lotteries and seasonal Raffles, with 9.60% spent on prizes, 70.18% spent on expenses and a fantastic 20.22% 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 2024 calendar year.

In 2024, the likelihood of winning a prize was, on average, 1 in 534 in our regular Weekly Lotteries and 1 in 637 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 020 7825 2505 to request a form.

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Photography by iStock. The child pictured is a model. Winner’s photo is for illustrative purposes only. The raffle winner quote used is for illustrative purposes and names have been changed to protect identities.