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Do you want to be in with a chance to win up to £25,000 and support the charity at the same time? Last year our lottery players helped raise more than £4,000 to benefit cancer patients throughout our area – why not take part, help others, and be in with a chance of winning?!
Lingen Davies Cancer Fund is working with Unity Lottery, giving you the chance to win big!
For just £1 per week you will be entered into the draw for a chance to win prizes as follows:
(a) For a 6 Number Match the prize will be £25,000.
(b) For a 5 Number Match the prize will be £1,000.
(c) For a 4 Number Match the prize will be £25.
(d) For a 3 Number Match the prize will be 5 additional entries into the next available draw.
50p of each £1 entry comes straight to the charity appeal to support the work we are doing and you can enter as many times as you like. A Random Number Generator is used to pick a winning number sequence, and a range of prizes is available for matching 3, 4, 5 or 6 digits. This is covered in the Unity game rules.
Last year our cancer lottery draw proceeds were £4,166, of which 50% (£2,862) went towards the charity’s aims and appeal funds, 31.6% on expenses and 18.4% on prizes. In recent years, Lingen Davies lottery players have helped with the creation of three new clinic rooms in the Lingen Davies Cancer Centre at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, as well as with the purchase of a new CT Scanner. Both of these projects will enable more patients to be seen on a regular basis, helping to meet the growing demand for care and treatment locally.
Fundraising continues to support the growth of our LiveLife Cancer Awareness Service which focusses on helping to prevent cancer by talking to members of the public and community groups to raise awareness about spotting the signs of cancer and seeking help sooner rather than later.
As well as running fundraising appeals for one-off technology or equipment at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, we are always fundraising for ongoing cancer research projects for the wider community. Our LiveLife Cancer Awareness Service is a huge part of our work, and we welcome any contribution you can make to enable us to help prevent cancer.
