Posted on March 1st 2024 by Stacey Tillott
Tagged: Featured, Fundraising, In the News, Newsletter

You could celebrate with Team GB at the 2024 Paris Olympics!

Our Sporting Chance Prize draw is back and 100% of all funds raised over the next two weeks will help to provide meals for a child in poverty this summer. Running from 1st to 15th March, every £10 prize draw ticket entry could win you one of the 40 incredible prizes up for grabs, like celebrating with Team GB in Paris this summer.

And if the Olympics aren't for you don't worry! There’s something for everyone - here’s a sneak peek at what you and your friend could get their hands on...

PRIZE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Two days in Paris celebrating with Team GB in their Preparation Camp and Team GB House 
  • A weekend away for two people in the 5* hotel Das Edelweiss, Salzburg  
  • Two nights in Rome for the European Athletics Championships  
  • Three places for a golf day at Wentworth 
  • Two hospitality tickets for a Manchester United home game  
Your just a few clicks away from winning

How it works

Each £10 donation will increase your chances of securing a once-in-a-lifetime sporting experience!

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From 12 noon on Friday 1st March 2024, you can enter the prize draw by making a minimum donation of £10

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The prize draw closes at 12 noon on Friday 15th March

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If your number is drawn, you'll find out by email on Monday 18th March that you've won one of our amazing prizes!

Whatever sport floats your boat, there’s a prize we know you’ll love...from celebrity meets and training from your sports idol, to signed merchandise and event tickets, every entry will give you a sporting chance of winning  AND help today and to feed a child this summer.

Click here to view all 40 sporting chance prizes and learn more about this year's prize draw. 

What a fabulous evening! We were in the presence of so many sporting legends.

Winners of the three-course dinner to celebrate the 2003 winning England World Cup rugby team and the 2005 England Ashes-winning cricket Team (2023 Prize Draw)

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