Raffles
Your chance to win exciting prizes!
A great way for you to support people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition and those who need end of life care
Raffles take place twice a year in the summer and winter.
The Summer Super Draw was drawn on Thursday 8 August 2024
Congratulations go to the winning ticket number 006320, who won our top cash prize of £2,000.
and fellow ticket numbers:
- 037928 winner of £500,
- 075763 winner of £250,
- 042583, 025833, 060375, 046130, 000380 who won £50 each.
Winners will be notified by the Charity shortly.
Thank you to everyone who bought tickets and supported the Charity by promoting the raffle. You have raised £20,585.00 to support people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition and those who need end of life care.
Want to join our Winter Raffle?
How do I take part?
- Buy raffle tickets
If you have signed up for our quarterly newsletter (and ticked the box) you should receive a raffle pack, with your most recent newsletter.
- Sell raffle tickets
You can also request raffle tickets by completing our Raffle Ticket Request Form and we will post them to you, if our current raffle is live. (If our raffle is not currently live we will save your details for the next raffle.)
- Donate prizes
If you would like to donate a prize for our next Winter raffle please let us know by emailing fundraising@arhc.org.uk or Ellie.Weatherly@arhc.org.uk Corporate Partnerships Lead or telephone 01223 675888.
FAQ's
What happens to the raffle tickets?
Once we receive your raffle tickets they are securely stored until the day of the draw. On the draw day a number of tickets are randomly selected by staff, volunteers, visitors and patients. We will then contact the lucky winners.
Thank YOU
Thank you to everyone who buys and sells raffle tickets, and to all of the local businesses who support our raffles, by kindly donating wonderful prizes. You are supporting people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition.
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