Our weekly lottery is an exciting way to support people who are deafblind. You could win up to £25,000 every week, while helping people to get the support they need - it's a win-win!
- Win up to £25,000 each week
- All players have a 1 in 63 chance of winning ANY prize!
- £1 = 1 unique number sequence
- Weekly draw every Friday
- Help thousands of people across the UK who are deafblind
- Make a difference each time you play
- Decide how to spend your winnings!
How does it work?
The lottery is a number match game. We generate a random 6-digit winning number sequence for each pound you play. If your digits are in the same positions as the digits in the winning number sequence, you win a prize!
You will be contacted if you win but you can also check your entries by visiting Unity Lottery here.
How do your entries help?
By playing our lottery you have done something amazing. Every single week, you will help thousands of people across the UK who face the daily challenges of living with deafblindness. Our work is truly life-changing, but so are our prizes, so read here to discover how you are making a difference each time you play.
The promoter of this Unity Lottery is Deafblind UK, Rainbow Court,
Paston Ridings, Paston, Peterborough, PE4 7UP.
Deafblind UK is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by Peterborough City Council under account number 114086.
How your money is spent
A minimum of 50% of the total lottery proceeds go to supporting the work carried out by Deafblind UK, 18.4% on prizes and 31.6% on expenses and administration of the lottery.
Unity is a common brand lottery jointly promoted by Sterling Management Centre Limited and individual society lotteries. Each Lottery operated under Unity is a separate licensed lottery, operated by and supporting that particular good cause. Unity is administered by Sterling Management Centre Limited, licensed and regulated in Great Britain by The Gambling Commission under account number 3137.
Must be 18 or over to play. Underage gambling is an offence. For more information and advice visit www.begambleaware.org or www.gambleaware.co.uk