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Play our weekly lottery

Play our weekly lottery

You can support people who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus for just £1 an entry when you play our charity lottery. Every week you'll have 41 chances to win cash prizes of up to £500. Plus, twice a year the weekly draw is replaced by our Superdraw, and you could win the £5,000 cash jackpot. Play the lottery Enter our Superdraw If you don’t want to enter the RNID Weekly Lottery but love raffles, you’re welcome to just play the RNID Superdraw – you could win up to £5,000! Our autumn RNID Superdraw is now open. Buy your Superdraw tickets today and you could be a winner just in time for Christmas. Every ticket sold helps support the work of RNID. Tickets cost just £1 each. Did you know £15 could help train a volunteer to clean and maintain hearing aids? Thanks to you, someone who’s been missing birdsong or the laughter of their grandchildren can have their hearing aid fully restored and enjoy those magical moments again. Buy Superdraw tickets Your entries transform lives Thanks to generous supporters like you, in 2024, our Weekly Lottery and Superdraw raised an incredible £172,601.76. By playing, you are... helping fund groundbreaking biomedical research that will stop hearing loss and silence tinnitus providing practical support and information over the phone, online and in local communities giving life-saving emotional support to someone in crisis Thank you. Thanks to RNID’s hearing check I can now hear the squirrels running through the trees and the leaves rustling. It's all been really life-changing for me.” – Marie Play today Our lottery fundraisers We are working with Appco UK (a professional face-to-face fundraising agency) to help raise awareness and vital funds for the charity. All our fundraisers wear branded RNID tabards and have official ID cards stating the name of the agency they work for. Face-to-face fundraisers promote our weekly lottery across private sites, such as in shopping centres and supermarkets. Supporters sign up electronically, and all

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