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“Playing the Sports Club Lottery is a great way to support your local sports club. It helps us and it could help your favourite club too”
How the Sports Club Lottery Works
Every amateur sports club can raise money from a lottery to help generate extra money to help them grow. But running a lottery is time consuming and has to be done properly. Sports Club Lottery allows clubs to raise money, with all of the administration taken care of and guarantees 50p in every £1 spent will go to the club you choose to support – To put that in context, the National lottery gives just 28p in every £1 to good causes.
Money directly supports your club.
You could win £25,000
50p in every £1 will go straight to your club
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any question about the lottery or need any help, you can contact us directly on 0115 888 1 222, Monday to Friday 9 to 4.30 or email help@sportsclublottery.com
50p goes straight to your club. The rest is divided into two parts to cover the prizes and to pay for the administration of the lottery itself.
Your club does. Every month they will be transferred the money they raised directly to the clubs bank accounts. From there, it can go towards paying for the clubs costs – be it kit, pitches, equipment or anything else the club needs.