Weekly Lottery

£25,000 Super Quarterly Draw

Plus Weekly prizes of:

1st prize:	£2,000
2nd prize:	£250
3rd prize:	£150
4th prize:	£100
5th prize:	£50
and 495 prizes of :	£10

Age Concern Weekly Lottery

What would you do with £25,000? A holiday? An extension to your house? A brand new car? Age Concern's Weekly Lottery offers 500 chances to win a cash prize each week AND the satisfaction of knowing they are helping raise funds to support the work of Age Concern.

How does it work?

You choose either one entry per week or two entries per week at £1 per go. You will receive a unique draw number for each weekly entry. Each week, a random number generator will select 99 numbers. The first number drawn will win the first prize of £2,000, then so on until all prizes are allocated.

Plus every quarter, the first number drawn will win £25,000!

How much does it cost?

You can choose either one or two entries per week and have the same or different entrant names. Each weekly entry costs £1.

How do I enter?

Simply complete an entry form. You can pay by standing order, credit card, cheque or postal order.

You will receive confirmation of your entry by post within 14 days. The letter will confirm the date of the first draw in which you will be included, the details of your unique draw number(s) and a copy of the rules.

How will I know if I have won?

You will be sent your winners cheque by post. Alternatively, you can telephone the Age Concern Weekly Lottery Helpline on 01628511707 or Visit www.ageconcern.org.uk/weeklylottery

Where does the money go?

All profits from the lottery will go to support the work of Age Concern. One third will come back to Age Concern Harrow.

Further Information

For further information or to request an entry form call us on 020 8861 7985 or call into the Age Concern Harrow Office. You are also welcome to write to us (Our contact details).

Or alternatively e-mail: enquiries@acharrow.org.uk.

We will reply to any letters or ansaphone messages as soon as possible.

All profits from the lottery will be used to fund national work by Age Concern England and local work carried out by participating local Age Concern organisations and groups.

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