Fundraising
Raffle
Summary: Take part in our raffle - a great way of fundraising and you could win £2000!
Raffle tickets are a vital source of income for us. Last year over £8.4 million was raised to fund our vital work. And mostly from people who sold no more than a couple of ticket books each.
It may only seem like a handful of tickets, but we rely on our fantastic supporters to make this huge difference. With your support, we can help rebuild lives devastated by sight loss.
About our raffles
Supporting our raffle is an easy and fun way of supporting RNIB. And there is always a chance of winning something!
There are three regional draws every season and six great prizes in each to be won!
- First prize: £2,000
- Five runner-up prizes: £200
You can take part in this raffle by ordering tickets online.
If you are thinking of getting involved, you might find it useful to read through our frequently asked questions about ticket selling.
Raffle details
- List of the latest prize draw winners
- Prizes and dates of seasonal prize draws
Interesting facts about ticket selling
- If everyone sold just two more tickets, an extra £1,000,000 would be raised.
- Many people like to buy raffle tickets on behalf of their friends and family, either as a gift or a just a fun way to include them in the draw.
- When you return the ticket stubs and unsold tickets to us, you may deduct the cost of the return postage from the proceeds. However if everyone paid for the stamp, it would add up to an extra £92,000.
How your money helps
Every ticket you sell makes a difference to the life of someone with sight problems.
For every pound, RNIB spends 87p directly helping blind and partially sighted people, 11p on raising more vital funds and 2p on administration.
Learn more about our Talking Books Appeal and how your money helps.
Content author: fundraising@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 20/11/2008 11:13
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