Winter raffle

By entering, you will have the chance to win incredible prizes, while helping to raise funds for our Dementia Appeal. The appeal aims to improve the quality of life and hospital experience of patients living with dementia in our community.

How to enter

• Enter our winter raffle online through JustGiving
• Call us on 01709 426821 to place an order over the phone
• Purchase raffle tickets from our Charity Hub, located in the main entrance of Rotherham Hospital

Each entry costs £1. A minimum of 5 tickets must be purchased for all online entries. If you would like less than 5 tickets, please place your order by phone or in person at the Charity Hub.

Entries close: 11:59pm on 13 December 2024
Raffle drawn: 5pm on 18 December 2024

Winners will be announced on our website and contacted by email or phone following the draw.

Prizes

• First prize - £1,000 in time for Christmas!
• Second prize - Toy hamper, including a selection of Lego
• Third prize - Luxury food hamper

Terms and conditions apply

PLAYERS MUST BE 18 OR OVER TO ENTER THE RAFFLE. Entries received after the closing date will be treated as a donation. £1 per entry. A minimum of 5 tickets must be purchased for all online entries via Just Giving. Any online transactions made below the value of £5 will be treated as a donation and you will not be entered into the draw. Alternatively, raffle tickets can be purchased directly from the charity on 01709 426821. Charity no: 1054407. Promoter: Rachael Dawes | 01709 426821 | trft.rhcc@nhs.net. Raffle License Number: SSL0309. 5,000 tickets available. Winners will be notified via phone. Raffle close date: 11:59pm 13 December 2024. Raffle draw date: 18 December 2024 at 5pm. A complete list of winners will be available from 23 December 2024 on the Rotherham Hospital and Community Charity website, or you can call 01709 426821. Gift aid is not applicable on payments for raffle tickets.

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