Kicks Count Lotto resources

Be in it to win it and save babies' lives!

Our brand new lottery is a chance for you to win a cash prize while also supporting our mission to prevent stillbirth.

The lucky winner will receive a massive 20% of the ticket sales - the more entries, the more you can win! The remaining proceeds will come back into the charity to support our important work.

To celebrate our first Lotto, we'll also be choosing an additional four winners. Those lucky ticket holders will receive a Kicks Count Wristband and a Gumigem Teething Toy.

How does my entry help?

The remaining proceeds of the Lotto will be put straight back into our work - saving babies' lives. The number of babies being stillborn is finally falling, but there's still much more work to be done. Raising awareness of baby's movements is still critical for stillbirth prevention. But, don't just take our word for it, read stories of the difference our work has made to families.

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How do I take part?

Once you've made your donation, sit tight - your tickets will be emailed to you within three working days.

Fancy just a one-off flutter? Simply make a one-off donation. Rather be in with a chance to win every month? Sign up to make a monthly donation and be included in the draw every single month.

Please double-check your email address for typos when you order, to ensure we can contact you.

The prize winner(s) will be announced on our social media on Friday 28th February. We will also contact the winner(s) directly to arrange their prize. Make a donation to get your ticket today!

Terms & Conditions:

Trustees and employees of Kicks Count cannot enter this lottery.
Tickets will be available to purchase until 23.59 (GMT) on Thursday 27th February.
All entrants must be aged 16 or over.
Overseas entrants are welcome, but you must have a PayPal account to receive a prize. The prize will be transferred in GBP and the amount you receive will be subject to the current exchange rate.
The winners will be drawn in the afternoon of Friday 28th February. The winning ticket(s) will be chosen using Random.org
Kicks Count (10 The Copse, Ripley, Surrey, GU23 6BN) are UK registered charity number 1145073.
Tickets are not transferable.
If you sign up to make a monthly donation you'll be in with a chance to win every month. If you choose to cancel your direct debit, your entries will also cease the month following your cancellation.
Ticket numbers are not indicative of the number of tickets that have been sold.
Prize winners' must claim their prize within 7 days of being notified.
This lottery is registered under the Gambling Act 2005 with Guildford Council - Licence no. SL257
You can contact us via: [email protected]

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