Friday 18 May 2012
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Our latest raffle, the New Year raffle, has now been drawn. If you would like to receive our raffles in future to buy or sell, then please call our Supporter Care team on 0845 050 1953 or email supportercare@sueryder.org.
We hold two raffles throughout the year, and thanks to your generosity, our past 2 raffles raised an incredible £160,000. So we'd like to say a big thank you and well done to everyone who took part!
To view a list of winners from our past raffles, click on the links below:
Our raffle rules
We're committed to promoting responsible gambling. Our raffles:
- encourage fair and open play
- keep crime out of gambling
- protect the young and vulnerable
More raffle rules
Children
It is against the law for anyone under 16 to purchase a ticket in our raffles. If you're lucky enough to look under 18, please don't be offended if we ask you for ID.
Self Exclusion
While most of our supporters gamble within their means, we recognise that gambling can be a problem for some. If you are worried about your gambling or that of someone close to you, GamCare can provide support and information.
To support problem gamblers, we operate a self exclusion policy which means you will not receive any information about our raffles. You can join the scheme by returning our tickets and ticking the 'Please don't send me any more raffle information' box or by contacting our Supporter Care team on 0845 050 1953 or emailing supportercare@sueryder.org
The exclusion will begin immediately after we receive your notification and you then won't receive any raffle information from us unless you tell us that you want to. These exclusions last for at least six months.
The exclusion will begin immediately after we receive your notification and you then won't receive any raffle information from us unless you tell us that you want to. These exclusions last for at least six months.
Once you have excluded yourself from our raffle communications, you might also want to think about how you could exclude yourself from other gambling opportunities. This could include any gambling premises in your local area or other mail subscriptions. Software is also available to prevent your computer from accessing gambling internet sites. More information is available from GambleAware.
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