LNAA LOTTERY
TWO DIFFERENT WAYS TO WIN

No, you do need to be in the weekly draw to be able to take Prizebuilder numbers.

We allow a maximum of 10 x £1 plays in each game but 2 or 3 is the amount most people play and you should only pay what you are comfortable with.

The chances of winning a prize in our lottery are around approximately 1 in 19,000.

The chances of winning a prize in our Prizebuilder is approximately 1 in 16,500.

In the weekly draw only paid numbers can win, so all prizes are guaranteed to be won each week. In the Prizebuilder game however, unsold numbers are added to the paid numbers and if one of these is selected the prize is not won and rolls over to the following week. If not won earlier, when the jackpot reaches £25,000 the unsold numbers are removed and 1 lucky player will win. 

In 2023, 76 percent of lottery income went towards funding the work of LNAA. The remaining 24% of the income paid for expenses and prize money.

No if you call our lottery team you can join our lottery and pay by debit card.

No, your unique numbers are allocated at random and stay with you for as long as you are a lottery member.

All winners will receive a letter with the good news and payment is made directly into your bank account.

If you want to check online, winners numbers are published on our website after each draw on a Wednesday and Friday.

This is an effective way to recruit large numbers of people as lottery players. The cost is far outweighed by the income it produces for the charity.

Winning numbers are chosen by a computer programmed Random Number Generator which is recognised by Gambling Commission.

Canvassers don’t work directly for the charity and therefore can’t be expected to be responsible for our cash donations. They are only allowed to sign people up to the lottery electronically. They should give you the details of our website to allow you to make a donation online if you would prefer.