PLAY OUR LOTTERY
Could this be your lucky day?
Play our weekly lottery for a chance to win!
Would you like to play our weekly lottery and help support the work we do to help animals? You can make a difference to our charity by getting involved.
It’s so easy to enter and you could win a life changing amount of money!
Enter from as little as £1 per week and you will have the chance to win, amongst other prizes, the £25,000 jackpot!
For every £1 ticket played, at least 50p comes straight to us. The other 50p is split between the prize pot and administration costs for the lottery.
The more you play, the more wildlife and domestic animals you’ll help and of course the more chances you’ll have to win a share of a fantastic prize!
HOW TO PLAY

You can set up a Direct Debit lottery subscription, which is the easiest way to ensure you’re entered into the draw each week, or by cheque/credit card. You can also download and print a postal application form. Click here to print a postal application form.
Alternatively, you can telephone Unity on 0370 050 9240 to request an entry form.
LOTTERY NUMBERS

Your numbers are chosen randomly and will be your numbers for as long as you wish to play. Your unique numbers will be sent to you.
WHAT IS THE UNITY PLATFORM?

The lottery is provided by Unity, part of Sterling Lotteries, one of the nation’s fundraising lottery platform. Unity will administer the lottery and will guarantee that at least 50p of every £1 you play goes to our charity. The remaining 50p is used by the to provide prizes and cover administration. Playing this lottery means that you will be contributing to the prize pot. Your lottery entry will be specific to RSPCA Oak and Furrows.
SO HOW DOES IT WORK?

For every £1 you play each week, you’ll receive a unique 6-digit lottery number.
Every Friday, a winning number is drawn at random. Match your digits to win up to £25,000!
The lottery is a number match game. We generate a random 6-digit winning number sequence. If your digits are in same positions as the digits in the winning number sequence, you win a prize!
For example, if the winning number sequence was 123456, the lottery number 163057 would be a 3-digit winning match; because 3 digits are positioned in the same place in the sequence.
Its easy to take part!
- Pick how many £1 entries you’d like to play each week
- Click to join online by Direct Debit or Debit Card, or alternatively download our postal form
- Fill out your details and click submit, or post your form to our Freepost address
You’ll receive your lottery numbers in the post or by email, and we’ll let you know when you will start playing.
The numbers will remain yours for as long as you continue to play.
The more you play, the more chances you have!
You can purchase more than one lottery number if you wish. Winners have to match 3, 4, 5 or all 6 digits of the winning number in the correct place in the sequence.
Every Friday, the lucky winners are selected at random and prizes are sent out automatically. so if you win there is no need for you to claim.
WHAT CAN I WIN?

The Unity Lottery prize structure is based on a 6 digit number match, in the correct sequence, as follows:
3 digit match = 5 entries into the next draw
4 digit match = £25
5 digit match = £1,000
6 digit match = £25,000
The likelihood of an individual winning a prize is 1 in 63.
Restrictions
You must be 18 or over to enter the lottery.
Responsible Gambling
BeGambleAware
If you are looking for help, advice or support in relation to gambling, please visit BeGambleAware or call the helpline on 0808 8020 133.
The promoter of this Unity Lottery is RSPCA Oak And Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre RSPCA North Wiltshire 93 Cricklade Road Gorse Hill Swindon SN2 1AB.
RSPCA Oak and Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by Swindon Borough Council under account number 21/1812/SSLOT.
A minimum of 50% of the total lottery proceeds go to supporting the work carried out by RSPCA Oak and Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre, 18.4% on prizes and 31.6% on expenses and administration of the lottery.