06 Nov BRIDGEND CLUB LOTTERY LAUNCHED
Bridgend Ravens are excited to reveal the launch of a revamped Club Lottery.
Buying your Bridgend Ravens Club Lottery ticket is an easy way to donate to the club whilst also being in with the chance of winning a fantastic jackpot cash prize once a month. The newly launched lottery is easier than ever to enter with entry via bank standing order.
Purchasing tickets is simple with a standing order costing just £4.50 per month (includes a 50p administration fee) for one line. You are able to enter up to 3 lines per week via our online application form. Proceeds of the lottery are split a percentage invested back into Bridgend Ravens and a percentage being added to the overall Bridgend Ravens Lottery prize pot. Once your standing order is set up, you’ll need to select your four numbers (between 1 and 50) and the rest is done for you with the draw results emailed directly to your inbox following the conclusion of the monthly draw.
The inaugural draw will take place online on 28th November with the result broadcast at around 7pm. Thereafter, the draw will take place monthly on the 28th of each month (subject to change).
Bridgend Ravens Chairman, Norman Spain, was pleased to officially launch the refreshed Club Lottery “I am pleased that we have finally got the Ravens Lottery back up and running and made it even simpler in paying by Standing Order. Once the payment is set up, that’s it, nothing else to do other than leave it to us to look out for your winning numbers. The Lottery is seen as an important tool in raising much needed funding in support of the rugby budget and all monies raised will go towards “on field” requirements. Support towards the Lottery cannot be underestimated in order for it to become a success, so get your Standing Order in place, not only to support the Ravens but also to enter into our monthly draw with a chance of winning the top prize.”
You can purchase your ticket(s) now at bridgendravens.com/lottery
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