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Raffles and Lotteries

Take part in our fundraising lotteries, raffles and prize draws.

By playing, you can support the Royal British Legion and have the chance to win some fantastic prizes.

With up to 400 prizes on offer every week, what are you waiting for? Play today – it’s a fantastic way to support our Armed Forces community, who continue to step up in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, to help keep us all safe.

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Poppy Lottery

Every Friday, you could win one of 400 cash prizes, including the jackpot of £2000 with a quarterly £20,000 up for grabs.

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Poppy Raffle

Raffle

Support serving and ex-serving personnel and their families by entering the raffle and you could win a trip for eight people to Orlando Florida.

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Legion prize draw

Prize draw

Prize Draws are a fun way to show your support, whilst having the chance to win a top prize of £10,000 or a brand new car.

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Scratch cards

Instant win scratch cards are a fun way to raise funds. Available at checkout from participating retailers for £1 or £2, to win prizes up to £1,000.

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Complaints procedure

The Royal British Legion has comprehensive procedures for complaints and disputes relating to Lottery and Raffle draws. Read our complaints procedure online

Gambling support

For some people gambling can become a problem. If you are worried about the amount you are gambling or are concerned for a friend or relative our gambling support advice may be a help.

Charity No. 219279. The Royal British Legion is licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission under account number 4294.

Responsible Person: Guy Upward, Assistant Director of Fundraising.
www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk

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