Lottery results: Charities and groups are winners in latest Get Lucky Local draw

By The Editor

23rd Nov 2020 | Local News

The Orange Tree Theatre was among the beneficiaries
The Orange Tree Theatre was among the beneficiaries
This £150 Marks & Spencer hamper is up for grabs
This £150 Marks & Spencer hamper is up for grabs

Three lucky players won the £25 cash prize in the latest Get Lucky Local draw and 13 players won three free tickets for next week's draw.

The winning players had nominated various charities and community groups as beneficiaries. These included:

  • Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre
  • Kew Neighbourhood Association
  • Teddington Hockey Club
  • Hampton Hill Cricket Club
  • Hearts of Teddlothian FC
  • Crossroads Care
  • Hampton Hill Cricket Club
  • Ruils
  • Hampton Hill Theatre
  • The Victoria Foundation
  • Friends of Strathmore School
  • SporTedd

Some 41 good causes have now signed up to the Get Lucky Local community lottery, which is already raising nearly £30,000 per year for causes in Richmond after just two draws.

Organisers said: "Start playing today and you also stand a chance of being a winner in our Xmas festive draw which includes non-cash prizes of a £150 M&S Christmas hamper, two six bottle cases of champagne, packets of Christmas cards and Bushy and Home Park 2021 calendars.

"If you are a good cause and want to join please check out the website today."

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