Tuckwell CHASE Lottery
The Tuckwell CHASE Lottery is a joint fundraising venture with the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham.
With around 11,000 playing members each week, it is an extremely important source of funds. This helps both local hospice services - for children and adults - to continue providing their care and support whenever it is needed. The lottery currently contributes in excess of £150,000 to each hospice every year.
The jackpot each week is £1,000, and to date the lottery has raised over £1 million for the two charities since its launch in 1998.
Play the Tuckwell CHASE Lottery for a great chance of winning, and support your local hospices at the same time!
Visit www.tclottery.org.uk
Download a leaflet/application form
Request a leaflet/application form to be sent by post
It costs £1 for each 6 digit number you are allocated for a draw, and draws are made every Friday.
The prize fund each week is £1,500, and the jackpot is £1,000.
The lottery offers several payment options to make it as easy as possible for our members. You can pay by cheque, standing order, credit card and in some areas it is possible to have a collector call by.
You can buy one, or a number of chances for yourself each week, or you could buy a gift certificate to say 'Thank You' or 'Happy Birthday' to a friend. You can even buy single tickets to give to guests at a party or other special event, or ask the company you work for to do the same!
Whilst the lottery thrives due to its committed members we also produce single tickets for people to take part in the lottery on a one-off basis. Single Tickets are currently available from any of nine Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice shops.
For more information please visit the Tuckwell CHASE Lottery website at www.tclottery.org.uk or contact:
Tuckwell CHASE Lottery Ltd.
Waverley Lane, Farnham, Surrey GU9 8BL
Telephone: 01252 728411/422
Fax: 01252 728455
Email: office@tclottery.org.uk
The Tuckwell CHASE Lottery is registered with the Gambling Commission under schedule 1a to the lotteries and Amusements Act 1975.
Promoter: Mrs Susan Wade.