Terms and Conditions

1. ABOUT OUR LOTTERY

Who are Your Hospice Lottery?

Your Hospice Lottery exists solely to raise funds for hospice care. We are owned and operated by St Helena Hospice, and we are working with other hospices to raise funds to support people in need of hospice services. By working in this way, costs and overheads of running a fundraising lottery are kept to a minimum.

St Helena Hospice is the promoter of the lottery, trading as Your Hospice Lottery.

St Helena Hospice is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales Number 01511841. Registered Charity Number 280919. Registered Office: Myland Hall, Barncroft Close, Highwoods, Colchester, CO4 9JU.

Your Hospice Lottery Office: 6 The Atrium, Phoenix Square, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9AS.

St Helena Hospice Limited is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 4685.

Which hospices are supported by Your Hospice Lottery?

Our lottery supports hospices all over Great Britain. Please visit our hospices tab here.

How does it work?

  • Each entry to the draw costs £1, but you can play more.
  • The draw takes place every week of the year, usually on a Friday.
  • When you play, you choose which hospice you want to support.

Why play the lottery?

Your Hospice Lottery is a fun and easy way to raise money to help our hospice partners to continue to provide free, high quality care in their communities, and you have the chance to win too!

Hospices on average receive 1/3 of their funding from the government, but the actual statutory figure varies across the country. It is via fundraising, like the lottery, where the other essential funds are obtained. The lottery provides a valuable income that hospices can really plan for and rely on.

Entry to the Lottery

Players must be aged 18 years or over and a resident of Great Britain. It is an offence to gamble under the age of 16, however our minimum age is 18.

Payment must be received in advance to play. All subscriptions received at a minimum of £1 per week payable in advance will be entered into the weekly draw.

We reserve the right not to accept an application, or to cancel an existing subscription, at our absolute discretion. Any such rejection or cancellation may be reconsidered on submission of a written appeal to the Head of Lottery within 7 days. The decision of the Head of Lottery will be final. Any unused funds will be returned in this case.

No paid employee of St Helena Hospice who works in the Your Hospice Lottery office (6 The Atrium, Phoenix Square, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9AS) may play the lottery. This includes a family member with a shared bank account with the paid employee.

2. WHAT ARE MY CHANCES OF WINNING?

What are the weekly prizes?

There are 217 guaranteed weekly prizes: £1000 x 1, £250 x 1, and £10 x 215. Plus a rollover prize of £500, that rolls over each week should it not be won, up to a maximum of £25,000.

What are my chances of winning?

In the last financial year (April 22 – March 23) there were an average 75,309 weekly plays across our hospice partners, with 10,666 prizes being given away over the year.

Any prize = 1 in 344 tickets entered into the draw will win a prize.
These figures are estimated using current plays and figures and can vary slightly from each week. These are an approximate and can be updated at any time.

How do the winners get drawn?

The weekly prizes are set prior to the draw in order of the highest value prize to the lowest. Winning numbers are drawn and allocated to the prizes that have been set. i.e. the first number picked at random will win the highest prize, second number picked will win the second highest prize etc. When a number is allocated a prize, it will not automatically be taken out of the next prize draw, but it will be rejected from winning a prize twice.

The lottery software that we use (the Powered by Jumbo Lottery Platform) is fully licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission and uses a random number generator, which has been independently tested, using a variety of industry-standard statistical tests carried out by a Gambling Commission approved test house compliant with ISO/IEC 17025:2005.

Rollovers involve a two-step process - 1. The system decides randomly whether it will be won or not (set at a 5% chance of winning each week); 2. The system decides the prize is to be won, it randomly picks a winner. If the prize is not to be won, it will increase by £500. This will repeat each week until the rollover prize stands at £25,000, where we will manually set the chance of the prize being won to 100%.

How do winners get informed?

Please visit section 6 on claiming a prize.

3. WHERE DOES MY MONEY GO

From your first draw with us, you will be making a difference to people with life limiting conditions and their loved ones.

The hospice you have chosen to support will receive between 20p and 65p of every £1 depending on at what stage they are with their contract with Your Hospice Lottery.

In the last financial year (April 2022 – March 2023) :
Lottery Income that went towards charitable causes – £2,614,911.00 – 65.5%
Lottery income that went on expenses – £1,177,430.00 – 29.5%
Lottery income that went on prizes – £172,525.00 – 5.0%

Thanks to our fantastic supporters, the lottery has raised over £20 million for hospice care, which makes a massive difference to people living with life limiting and life threatening conditions and their families.

St Helena Hospice receives a small income for administering the lottery from each membership, which goes towards helping people face incurable illness.

4. JOINING THE LOTTERY

How do I join and pay for entry in the lottery?

You can choose to pay in the following ways, either on the website, face to face or over the phone:

  • A Monthly Direct Debit. To play one number each week it costs £4.34 per month, 2 numbers per week would cost £8.68, and 3 numbers per week would cost £13.02.

  • By Debit Card – this type of payment can be used for one-off or multi week entries, charged all at once. If you select the autoplay method, you can play up to 5 plays per week until this method is cancelled.

  • By Cheque (£13 Quarterly, £26 Half Yearly, £52 Annually).

  • By purchasing single tickets each week.

There are no admin fees. All monies taken go into the draw. We do not accept credit cards. Payments will be required to be successfully authenticated using 3D Secure.

If you pay by standing order, you will be entered into the first possible draw.

Can I choose my lottery number and how is it allocated?

Unfortunately, you cannot choose your lottery play number. If you join on an autoplay (Direct Debit) payment method you will receive the same lottery play number in all draws of the year. If you choose to play by choosing the number of tickets for a set amount of weeks, you will receive a different play number for each draw you enter.

All lottery play numbers are generated by the Powered by Jumbo lottery software system.

How and where can I join?

There are various ways to join:

  • At yourhospicelottery.org.uk.
  • By calling 0800 285 1390.
  • contact us by email or via our social media channels.
  • Fundraisers who may call you, knock on your door or at a venue (please see their faces here).
  • Postal application.
  • In person, at our registered office address.

Can I just play in one draw/game without committing to a regular autoplay?

Yes, you don’t have to commit to a regular or large payment with us, you can select how many tickets for how many draws you would like to play (even if it’s one ticket for 1 draw).

If the rollover gets high, you can purchase additional chances in the one draw. Committing to a regular payment option really gives hospices a regular income throughout the year that they rely on and plan for.

Single tickets (for one draw only) can be purchased at:

How many weekly entries to the draw is one person allowed?

To deter problem gambling, the maximum number of lottery subscription entries per player per week is 5. Of these, a maximum of 2 can be via face to face sign up, 3 via our telesales fundraising team or 5 via website sign up. Anyone wanting to purchase more than 5, will need to be approved by the Head of Lottery.

If you would like more, please contact us, we may allow you up to 10 provided we are satisfied that you are gambling responsibly.

The maximum number of single tickets that can be purchased per player per week is limited to 100.

Can I set up a Syndicate?

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to set up a Syndicate.

What communication will I receive when I join?

When you join, you will receive confirmation of your payment, direct debit guarantee (if applicable) and confirmation of the draws you have entered for.

We will email you your play numbers (or send by post if you do not have an email address). If you have selected to play via ‘autopay’ (Direct Debit) you will receive your play number/s after your first Direct Debit has been taken. Otherwise, if you pay by Debit Card, you will receive your play numbers soon after purchase.

We will also send you details about the hospice you are supporting and how you are helping. You will receive regular communication from us about your membership, we don’t like to bombard you but simply keep you informed about where your money is going and how you are helping to support.

We will contact you as per the preferences you selected when you created your account. Unfortunately, if you don’t tick to hear from us via email, you won’t hear from us very often, as we are striving to stay green and to keep costs low.

You can change your details and preferences in your online account.

Direct Debit Payments

When you join us, you are able to select your preferred Direct Debit date from these dates: 1st, 8th, 15th, 23rd, 28th of every month.

Once we have received your application, we will enter you into the next available draw after your first Direct Debit payment is taken.

We will email you (or write to you if you have opted for postal communication) with your Direct Debit details and when your first payment will be taken.

Payment will continue to be paid from your bank account on your behalf until you notify us differently. As soon as your first payment is taken, we will send you your lottery play numbers.

Card Payments

We accept card payments either face to face, by telephone, or via the website.

The Head of Lottery will take all reasonable steps to ensure payments received into its bank account are considered as a stake in the draw. In the event of ambiguous credits into the bank account, the Head of Lottery will take reasonable steps to confirm with the sender, the sender’s intentions in relation to the credits of these monies, and the Head of Lottery will act as appropriate thereafter.

The member must be the cardholder. The Head of Lottery will not take any further card payments without permission from the cardholder. The Head of Lottery will hold a record of all transactions.

A member will be informed where a card transaction has succeeded or failed, and if card payments decline, we will inform the member and request another form of payment.

If a payment fails, we will attempt to re-collect 3 times before cancelling the play.

When your credit is running low, we will contact you and let you know your membership is due for renewal.

Gift Aid

Unfortunately, subscriptions to the lottery cannot attract Gift Aid.

5. YOUR DATA

Your Data

At Your Hospice Lottery, we’re committed to protecting and respecting your privacy in everything we do, and we will use your personal information to fulfil your request and keep you informed about your lottery membership (using post, email, phone and text). These communications may include (but not limited to) information about your lottery numbers, first draw date, prize fund, where your money is going, how you are helping and if you win.

We may also contact you by email, phone or text to tell you more about other ways you can get involved with Your Hospice Lottery, including more chances to win and other lottery games. We will ask you at the stage of joining the lottery if you wish to opt out of these communications. You may opt out of these communications at any time by contacting us.

We may get in touch about other ways you can help by post.

If you’d like to know more about what we do with your personal information, please read our privacy notice.

You can update your preference, or stop communications at any time by contacting us on 0800 285 1390, or by amending the communication preferences via the My Account tab.

We promise to comply with all Data Protection Act and GDPR requirements and protect your personal data and will store your information securely. We cannot accept liability for the loss of or delays in or theft of any communication, or for any delays in the banking system. We promise to protect all personal data and not to misuse it. We will not share this information with any third party other than for the purposes of operating the Lottery, and then only with third parties required to protect your personal data as we do. By completing the application form, you consent to the data on it being held and used by Your Hospice Lottery.

It is the responsibility of the member to advise us of any change of that member’s address or any other membership details deemed necessary.

Does my data go to the hospice I am supporting with my lottery membership?

When you originally create a Your Hospice Lottery account or join the lottery with us, we will ask you your preference of whether you would like to hear from Your Hospice Lottery and your chosen hospice by the following methods: post, email, or SMS.

Your data goes to your supporting cause if you select to hear from them when creating your account. You can opt in to receive email, direct mail, SMS, and phone communication.

Your chosen hospice is responsible for your information once we pass it to them and they will have their own privacy notices that you should read. They may get in touch by post about other ways you can help them.

If you wish to change your preferences at any time, please contact your chosen hospice and make changes within your Your Hospice Lottery online account or call us on 0800 285 1390 to ensure the changes can be made.

Your online account

Within your account there is a section called ‘My settings,’ where you can update your details and change your password. Within your account you can view the tickets you have purchased; draws you have entered and prizes you have won. You can easily purchase more tickets, check upcoming draws, and withdraw winning funds, see Section 6 for more information.

6. CLAIMING A PRIZE

If you have regular membership with us or purchased single tickets via the website:

  • We notify winners shortly after the draw via email and text message, we may even call you if it’s a big win!

  • If we hold an email address for you, your winning cash amount will be transferred into your account where you can request to withdraw it to your bank account. Please go to ‘My Account - My Funds – Withdraw Funds’ and then withdraw funds to make a request to our admin team. We will pick this up for you and process this within 7-10 working days. With the exception of bank holidays, we aim to process prize withdrawals on a Monday (cut off 12 pm) and transfer funds by the following Wednesday. Any withdrawal requests after Monday pm will be processed the following week.

  • If we hold an email address for you, but you do not want to withdraw your winnings from an online account. Please contact us and we will send your winning sterling cheques out to you shortly after the draw, payable in the member’s name and the address we have on our system.

  • If you do not have an email address, we will send your winning sterling cheques out to you shortly after the draw, payable in the member’s name and the address we have on our system.

  • If you wish to donate your prize back to your chosen hospice, please email lottery@yourhospicelottery.org.uk with your name, unique lottery number and postcode.

  • Winning numbers can also be checked at www.yourhospicelottery.org.uk/your-hospice-lottery/results, on our social media channels and posters at partner locations.

It is the player’s responsibility to keep us up to date with any changes of address as cheques will be sent to the address given upon sign up. As above, address changes can be made in your account or by calling 0800 285 1390.

If your address is out of date and your cheque is returned, we will make every reasonable effort to get in touch with you and get your cheque to you.

All lottery results are stored permanently on the website and can be searched for at any time showing all play numbers. Please search by draw number under the Results Tab or log into your online account to see your specific wins.

If you purchased your ticket in a retail shop:

  • You DO need to claim your prize.
  • Winning numbers can be checked at https://www.yourhospicelottery.org.uk/your-hospice-lottery/results, on our social media channels and posters at hospice locations and charity shops.
  • For wins of £10 or under: take the original lottery ticket/receipt back to the hospice retailer where it was purchased to receive your cash prize. No copies accepted.
  • For wins of £11 or more (up to £25,000): contact Your Hospice Lottery in the first instance to confirm the win. Players will be asked to send the following items to Your Hospice Lottery (recorded delivery is recommended):
    • A completed claims form (can be downloaded here, collected from a retail shop or by contacting us).
    • Your winning ticket/receipt.
    • Proof of ID and age (copy of the photo page of a passport or photo driving license).
    • Proof of address (accepted documents - copy of a utility bill or current UK driving license).

All documentation should be sent to: Unit 6 the Atrium, Phoenix Square, Wyncolls Road, Colchester, Essex, C04 9AS. It is recommended that you send this via recorded delivery, as Your Hospice Lottery are not responsible for any losses incurred. Upon approval of the documentation and original ticket, a cheque will be sent to the winner within 7 days. Players may present their ticket and all the documents in person (by appointment only) at the Your Hospice Lottery office.

Uncashed or unclaimed prizes

In the event of prize winnings in your online account being unclaimed, cheques remaining un-cashed, and shop tickets remaining unclaimed, after a period of 6 months, the promoter reserves the right to donate the value of the cheque to the hospice you are supporting with your lottery membership. It is the responsibility of all lottery players to keep us up to date with their contact details.

Taking part in publicity if I win

We may ask you if you wish to take part in publicity if you win, or share your story as to why you support.

Sharing these stories, means we can engage with potential supporters, and keep our players playing for longer so it really does help us!

But please don’t feel obliged to take part. If you would like to feature, please contact us.

7. ENDING YOUR MEMBERSHIP

Cancellations

If you wish to cancel a membership, you can do this via your online account, or please contact us. We appreciate the support you have given us.

If you pay by regular Direct Debit/autopay, the next available payment will be cancelled.

Any credit or advanced payment at the time of cancelling will be used as entries into the draw until the amount becomes less than £1. Any pence credit that remains on your account will, after a period of 10 weeks, be treated as a general donation to the good cause that you have been supporting (as detailed in that member’s application form or account).

Any refunds will be at the Head of Lottery’s discretion and only made in exceptional circumstances.

Deceased players

Please contact us to cancel a play for a deceased player, we will require a death certificate.

The lottery numbers will remain in the draw until the member's credit expires.

We can stop Direct Debits from our side but standing orders need to be cancelled with the bank.

If you wish to cancel a membership, please contact us. We appreciate the support you have given us.

Termination of Partnership with Charity

Where i) the chosen partner transfers its lottery services to an alternative provider with those new lottery service commencing at the expiry of our arrangement with them (i.e. no break or pause in lottery services provision by the chosen provider how), and ii) the chosen partner has notified us of the new service provider, and iii) the chosen partner has requested us to transfer your lottery play to that new provider in line with the requirements of our partnership with them, we will do everything we can to facilitate that transfer such that your outstanding credit transfers to the new provider and you are able to receive lottery services in an uninterrupted fashion as seamlessly as possible.

In this case, the new lottery provider will be responsible for ensuring that you have all the information that you need to ensure that any banking arrangement you have with us is cancelled by you, and your new arrangements set up accordingly. In this case we would recommend to you check no further payments are made to us as we are unable to confirm this to your bank on your behalf.

Where the chosen partner does not transfer its lottery services in the manner outlined above, you will have the option to request a refund of any outstanding credit within 28 days of being notified of the decision by the chosen partner to terminate the lottery service provision with us, howsoever that notice is reasonably given and by any authorised party. Where you do not confirm your intention to have any outstanding credit refunded to you within that 28 day period your outstanding balance will be treated as a donation in the value of the support that the chosen partner would usually have received from your lottery play had the services not terminated (this is the value of your credit, minus and royalty that would have been due to us under our contract with them), and we will refund the value of that to the chosen partner, retaining the usual royalty level that would have been due to us had there been no change in service arrangements with the chosen partner.

8. RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING

Responsible Gambling

Your Hospice Lottery are committed to raising vital funds via this lottery in a responsible way.

We have a responsibility to provide a secure, safe and fair service and to endorse responsible gambling amongst people playing our lottery or who may be exposed to the marketing of our lottery. We are committed to the three main objectives of the Gambling Act 2005: 1. To prevent gambling from being a source of crime and disorder, being associated with crime and disorder, or being used to support crime. 2. Ensure that gambling is conducted in a fair and open way. 3. Protect children and other vulnerable persons from being harmed or exploited by gambling.

As such, we abide by the Licensing Conditions and Codes of Practice, a condition which we have been granted a license by the Gambling Commission.

Our Terms and Conditions and rules of play are set out clearly, all questions you have should be covered in this document.

We are very clear about where your money goes, how our lottery works and the chances of winning.

The results of the draw are published weekly.

Players must be 18 or over

You must be 18 or over to play Your Hospice Lottery.

Your Hospice Lottery reserves the right to ask for proof of age of any player and claimant of a prize. When joining the lottery, each member also agrees to us carrying out checks in any way we may deem appropriate. This may include, but is not limited to, references to credit and government agencies.

When joining Your Hospice Lottery a declaration must be signed (or a box ticked online or over the telephone) to confirm the player is 18 or over, and we will also ask you your date of birth. By submitting a request to join the lottery, each member is deemed to confirm that it is aged 18 years or over.

Any individual found to be under 18 will not be able to purchase an entry into the lottery. A lottery membership must not be purchased on behalf of an individual under the age of 18.

We reserve the right not to accept an application, or to cancel an existing subscription, at our absolute discretion. It is also at our absolute discretion on if remaining funds will be used to enter future draws or refunded back to your original payment method. Any such rejection or cancellation may be reconsidered on submission of a written appeal to the Head of Lottery within 7 days. The decision of the Head of Lottery will be final. Any unused funds will be returned in this case.

If for any reason it is established that an underage person or void entry has won a prize then the following procedure will be adhered to: If a situation arises that one of the weekly prize winners is under the age of 18 years, the Head of Lottery will address this issue and explain that it is against our policy to gamble under the age of 18 and that their prize is therefore void. If upon winning, any individual unable to prove that they are 18 or over, any stake will be returned to the individual concerned. All winning positions below this void prize in the list of winners will now be moved upwards. This may result in some prizes increasing in value. The members who now have an increased prize value will be sent an additional cheque and written explanation. Moving all the prize positions below the void winner up one position will eventually leave the last position unfilled. In this instance the last remaining prize and position would be treated as a general donation to the hospice which the “under age” individual was supporting.

Such an occurrence will constitute a reportable incident and will be reported to all Responsible Persons, Chief Executive, Gambling Commission and each associated hospice or charity partner.

Gambling and you

Please play responsibly.

Your Hospice Lottery imposes a limit on the number of entries into our lottery that can be purchased by an individual.

If you want to have a break from gambling you can find out information on our self-exclusion page or email us at lottery@hospicelottery.org.uk with your name, address and membership number(s). We will then close your membership(s) for a minimum period of six months, during which time it will not be possible for the account(s) to be re-opened for any reason.

If you are worried about online gambling, ‘site blockers’ are available to download. There are links from the BeGambleAware website to some of these available services (please note these ‘site blockers’ are not endorsed by, nor have been tested by Your Hospice Lottery).

We will provide any player 3 years history of their lottery membership, including complete payment and winnings history, upon request.

Tips to help you Gamble safely

  • Don’t think of gambling as a way to make money – winning is not assured so it is not an income.
  • Only gamble with money that you can afford to lose – don’t use money set aside to pay bills, rent, for food, etc.
  • Don’t borrow money to gamble.
  • Set a money limit and stick to it.
  • Set a time limit and stick to it.
  • Never chase losses – if you lose money, never try to get it back by going over your limit.
  • Don’t gamble when you are depressed, upset or under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
  • Balance gambling with other activities – family, work, sleep, socialising, sport, hobbies, etc.

Problem Gambling

BeGambleAware is administered and funded by the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT), an independent national charity. It recognises that the following signs may indicate a gambling problem:

  • Spending more money and time on gambling than you can afford.
  • Finding it hard to manage or stop your gambling.
  • Having arguments with family or friends about money and gambling.
  • Losing interest in usual activities or hobbies like going out with friends or spending time with family.
  • Always thinking or talking about gambling.
  • Lying about your gambling or hiding it from other people.
  • Chasing losses or gambling to get out of financial trouble.
  • Gambling until all of your money is gone.
  • Borrowing money, selling possessions or not paying bills in order to pay for gambling.
  • Needing to gamble with larger amounts of money or for a longer time to get the same feeling of excitement or buzz.
  • Neglecting work, school, family, personal needs or household responsibilities because of gambling.
  • Feeling anxious, worried, guilty, depressed or irritable.

Help and support

Your Hospice Lottery is wholly owned by St Helena Hospice which is a member of the Hospice Lotteries Association, who on behalf of their members makes a financial contribution towards the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT), a leading charity in Britain committed to minimising gambling-related harm. As an independent national charity funded by donations from the gambling industry, RGT funds education, prevention and treatment services and commissions research to broaden public understanding of gambling-related harm. The aim is to stop people getting into problems with their gambling, and ensure those that do develop problems receive fast and effective treatment and support.

If you have problems with gambling, or know someone who does, the following organisations may help.

National Gambling Helpline - Call freephone 0808 8020 133 (open 8am to midnight, 7 days a week).

BeGambleAware aims to promote responsibility in gambling. It provides information to help people make informed decisions about their gambling. It will help you to find out more about gambling and what responsible gambling means, to understand and recognise problem gambling, and show you where to go for further information, help and support should you need it.

Site blockers- If you are worried about online gambling then you can download a ‘site blocker’ such as Gamblock or Netnanny, which can block access to online gambling sites. There is likely to be a cost for these services.

GamCare provides information, advice, support and free counselling for the prevention and treatment of problem gambling. GamCare aims to make it less likely for people to become problem gamblers, and easier for those who do experience problems to get the help they need. This is done by funding treatment services, by commissioning and supporting research on problem gambling, and through education and awareness programmes.

Self Exclusion

An instruction to be self-excluded, as defined in the Gambling Act 2005, from the lottery draws may be submitted by reading the steps here, or please contact us.

People wishing to use this facility will not be able to re-join the lottery for a minimum of 6 months from the date of exclusion.

If you are currently paying by standing order you will also need to contact your bank and cancel your subscription immediately. Any monies outstanding on your lottery membership account will be refunded to you.

Any financial credit will be returned to you within 1 week of the self exclusion.

Please visit gamcare.org.uk for responsible gambling support and read our commitment to responsible gambling and we would encourage you to read our Responsible Gambling section above.

9. OTHER

Complaints and Disputes

Please do contact us if you have any cause for complaint and we will help in any way to resolve this quickly.

All complaints and disputes will be dealt with in accordance with our Complaints and Disputes Policy. You can see our complaints policy here.

As we are a member of the Lotteries Council and Hospice Lotteries Association, if a complaint cannot be resolved, it will be referred to IBAS who are an approved Alternative Disputes Resolution entity.

Fundraising Staff

Representatives of Your Hospice Lottery and agencies we work with go out to events and retail premises and call on householders in the communities served by the hospices we support, to raise awareness about our hospice fundraising lottery. Their photos can be found here.

All our representatives will have official identification on them – please ask to see this and ask any questions you may have. Please contact us. if you have any questions or want to contact the identity of somebody.

Modifications to these Terms and Conditions

We reserve the right to amend or modify these terms and conditions in a ‘minor’ way without notice.

When we do this we will publicise this on our website and social media.

We will communicate these changes via our website, if you object to these changes you can terminate your membership at any time.

Third Parties

We use a number of third parties to help us carry out our service, please contact us. if you require more information.

In the event of Insolvency

Any future advance payments that a supporter has made are not covered and a supporter will not be able to access these funds.

10. GIFT MEMBERSHIPS

Lottery Gift Memberships

A Lottery Gift Membership can be purchased on behalf of another player. The membership will be in the name of the giftee, so you will need to provide their full name, date of birth, email address and postal address in order for this to be processed. This will be processed over the phone and you choose which cause that is to be supported. You can purchase 3 subscriptions- Annual = £52, Biannual = £26 and Quarterly = £13. If you are keen to purchase a gift for your loved one, please call us on 0800 285 1390. Please note that this is non-refundable. Any winnings will belong to the player the gift is bought for and not the person purchasing the gift. All recipients have to be 18+.

11. PLAY & SAVE

What is it?

The Play & Save Reward Card is a loyalty program offered by Your Hospice Lottery to our loyal lottery players. Players are offered discounts on products and services at retailers and service providers. Your Hospice Lottery players can take advantage of all the offers, regardless of where in the country they are. Access to the scheme is free.

Who gets access to it?

Play & Save details are emailed to all loyal lottery players, so those players who play with us regularly this will be emailed to you within 2 weeks of you joining the lottery with us. It will then be resent to you annually, as long as you are playing with us, for use over the next 12 months.

We only send Play & Save details and an e-card via email so please ensure that we have your email address (do check your junk folder).

Details of offers are signposted to lottery players via email, with offers being updated on the Your Hospice Lottery website regularly. This may mean that offers are added or taken away, at our discretion. If you would like a copy of these terms and conditions please contact us on 0800 285 1390 or lottery@yourhospicelottery.org.uk.

By using the program you accept and agree to be bound by these Play & Save conditions.

The Play & Save Reward Card is solely for the supporters use and is non transferrable.

Suspension Rights

If a company offering a discount determines that a supporter has abused any of the program’s privileges, the company may cease to provide the offer, at their discretion.

Should Your Hospice Lottery determine that a supporter has abused the reward scheme, we may at our sole discretion, take such actions as it deems appropriate, including without limitation, suspending such supporter’s privileges under the program, or revoking the supporter’s membership in the program, in each case, with or without advance notice to the supporter and without liability to Your Hospice Lottery.

Other

Your Hospice Lottery are not responsible for any errors or omissions in printed or digital copies of the Play & Save discounts and offers.

Due to the size of the pdf of offers available, and the cost to print (we want as much money to go back to charity as possible), we are emailing the Play & Save Reward Card and linking to the discount codes. If you don’t have an email and would prefer to receive this by post, please contact us to let us know.

If you have any feedback about the Play & Save rewards, please do contact us.

ANY QUESTIONS?

If you have any questions about anything in these Terms and Conditions, please contact us.

www.yourhospicelottery.org.uk
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lottery@yourhospicelottery.org.uk

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