Rules - Terms & Conditions

Introduction

When you use this website, create an account and enter competitions, you enter into a legally binding contract with Marie Curie as it operates this website and the competitions detailed on it. This legally binding contract is subject to the terms and conditions set out below, the privacy policy, and the competition rules displayed on this website (the "Terms and Conditions"). By playing at goodwaystowin.com, you represent and consent that you fully understand and agree to comply with these Terms and Conditions.

We reserve the right as a condition of Marie Curie’s agreement with you to amend these terms and conditions or procedures and /or prize fund at our discretion at any time, you are invited to check the website for updates. Any significant changes shall be notified via the Marie Curie website or by contacting you directly using the contact details you provided to us on registration (such method to be determined by Marie Curie in its discretion). Any changes will be made available at www.goodwaystowin.com/termsandconditions and will be available upon request from Marie Curie’s Supporter Relations team. Procedural changes are aimed to be in response to the interests and security of members and competition entrants.

All Weekly Lottery or Raffle rules can be made available via post/email by request - Please email gaming@mariecurie.org.uk

Weekly Lottery Rules

1. These Terms and Conditions are the rules of the Marie Curie weekly lottery (the “Lottery”). By entering the Lottery, participants agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.

2. For the purpose of the Gambling Act 2005, this raffle is defined as a 'Society Lottery'.

3. This Lottery is being promoted by and on behalf of Marie Curie. Marie Curie is a charity registered in England & Wales (207994) and in Scotland (SC038731) and a registered company limited by guarantee in England & Wales (507597) whose registered office is at One Embassy Gardens, 8 Viaduct Gardens, London, SW11 7BW. Marie Curie is registered with the Gambling Commission (www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk) (with licence number 000-004765-R-104344-021 and 000-004765-N-100311-022) to operate as a ‘Society Lottery’.

4. This Lottery is administered by our external lottery management company, Sterling Management Centre Limited (“Sterling”). Sterling is licenced by the Gambling Commission under licence number 003137-N-103725-015 and 003137-R-308141-011.

5. The registered Responsible Person for the Lottery is Maria Novell.

6. The Lottery is open to all residents of Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) who are aged 18 (eighteen) or over. Marie Curie and Sterling reserve the right to verify the age of any participant.

7. We warn that underage gambling is an offence. Any person found to be under 18 (eighteen) years of age automatically forfeits the right to any prize.

8. Employees of Sterling may not enter the Lottery.

9. Marie Curie employees and family members of employees who could directly influence draws either by access to data or through relationship with third parties are not able to enter the Lottery. All other employees are permitted to take part. A family member is considered to be a spouse, partner, close blood relation or spouse of a close blood relation.

10. In 2021, we received £2,700, 407 in lottery ticket sales. 65% was spent on directly supporting people living with a terminal illness, 5% on prizes and 30% on expenses. Expenses are used for investment to grow the Lottery and increase income to support people living with a terminal illness.

11. Net proceeds go to Marie Curie minus the cost of running the lottery.

12. Based on the average number of lottery entries in 2021, we estimate the odds of winning a prize to be 1/4500. Please note: it is not possible to predict the exact chances of winning a prize as this is not a ‘fixed odds’ lottery and actual odds will vary from draw to draw. You do not need to be present at the draw to win the Lottery.

13. To enter the Lottery, players must purchase one or more lottery tickets. All tickets are priced at £1 per week. Participants may purchase more than one ticket for each weekly draw and can enter up to 30 entries in the draw each week.

14. Payment for Lottery tickets can be made by cheque, debit card or Direct Debit and PSMS.

15. Full payment for each ticket must be received in cleared funds before the ticket can be entered into the draw. Only tickets for which full payment has been received are eligible to win a prize.

16. If there is a cancelled draw, we may refund your entry fee on request or credit the fee to the next prize draw. We will not refund you if the draw is delayed or postponed as you will still enter the delayed or postponed draw. All participants acknowledge that their payment of £1 per ticket to enter the Lottery does not guarantee that they will win any prize.

17. When you purchase a ticket on the website, a unique ticket number will be generated, by random selection through secure computer software. This number will be issued to you by post or email.
18. Each ticket is unique and has a serial number. This serial number is used to determine the winner.
19. The weekly draw is administered by Sterling. Winning numbers will be chosen at random using a random number generator, in a secure environment and in the presence of an adjudicator from all entries received by the closing date.

20. The draw time for entries is every Friday between 9am and 2pm. However Marie Curie reserves the right to amend the draw time at its discretion. When a Friday falls on a bank holiday the draw may take place the next working day. Winners will be available on www.goodwaystowin.com one working day later. A list of winners can also be obtained by contacting the Supporter Relations Team on 0800 716 146 or Supporter.Relations@mariecurie.org.uk.

21. The prizes for the Lottery are 1st Prize £2,000; 2nd Prize £200; 3rd Prize £75; 4th Prize £50; 5th Prize £25; Runners up: 45 prizes of £10 each.

22. Winning cheques will be made in the name of the entrant only.

23. Marie Curie reserves the right in exceptional and unforeseen circumstances to substitute any of the Lottery prizes for a similar prize at Marie Curie's absolute discretion.

24. Marie Curie will send winners their prizes automatically by cheque.

25. Any prize not claimed within 6 months will be treated as a donation - thank you.

26. In the rare event that any error occurs and tickets are not entered into the draw, unentered tickets will instead be entered into the next available draw.

27. Active lottery players will be automatically entered into a Super Draw four times a year . Each entry up to maximum of 30; is provided with a unique ticket and serial number. The Super Draw is run by the external lottery managers, Woods Valldata. Terms and Conditions for the Super Draw can be found here under Raffle.

28. By entering the Lottery, entrants agree that if they win, their titles, surnames and town will be published on the Marie Curie website and potentially other promotional material. We also request winners to complete a winner questionnaire and return a photo of themselves to use on future promotional material. Should this be returned to Marie Curie the permission to use it can be withdrawn at any time by a winner by mailing gaming@mariecurie.org.uk or writing to Weekly Lottery Manager, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, 8 Viaduct Gardens, London, SW11 7BW. Whilst the completion of the questionnaire and provision of a photo is greatly helpful for Marie Curie’s promotion of the Lottery it is not compulsory.

29. Marie Curie shall not be liable to any participant for any loss or damage suffered or arising from:
- any delays or failures in the postal service or other delivery methods used by Marie Curie or the participant;
- any delays or failures in any software or other systems used by Marie Curie for the administration of the Lottery;
- any delays or failures in the banking system used by Marie Curie or the participant;
- any refusal by Marie Curie to accept an individual's entry
- any event beyond the reasonable control of Marie Curie.
- any failure to enter a chance into the draw

30. Marie Curie accepts no liability for loss, theft or delay and is not liable for any late bank payments.

31. Neither Marie Curie nor Sterling shall be liable to you in contract, tort, and negligence or otherwise for any indirect or consequential loss suffered by you in relation to your participation in the Lottery (including loss of the opportunity to enter the Lottery and/or the chance of winning a prize).

32. All participants are solely responsible for providing and (where necessary) updating Marie Curie with their accurate and up-to-date contact details and Marie Curie will be in no way liable for any failure or inability to contact any participant due to any errors, omissions or inaccuracies in the contact details that the participant has provided. In the event that an entrant changes their contact details, they will be solely responsible for advising Marie Curie of the change.

33. Any complaints relating to the Lottery should be sent in writing to Supporter Relations Team, 14 Links Place, Edinburgh, EH6 7EB, or by email to supporter.relations@mariecurie.org.uk , giving full details of the complaint and supporting documentation. If a complaint can’t be resolved to your satisfaction you can refer this to our Alternative Dispute Resolution body, the Independent Betting Adjudication Service (IBAS). IBAS can be contacted by visiting their website, https://www.ibas-uk.com calling 0207 347 5883 or writing to Independent Betting Adjudication Service, PO Box 62639, London, EC3P 3AS.

34. Call charges to our Lottery hotline (otherwise known as Sterling Hotline) will vary depending on your service provider.

35. Marie Curie is committed to protecting the supporter’s privacy. Data that is collected from the supporter is used lawfully in accordance with the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 and is used for the purpose of processing lottery chances, subsequent entry into the Lottery, and informing winners that they have won a prize. Unless otherwise indicated by you, Marie Curie may occasionally send you information via post to keep you up to date with our work, future fundraising opportunities and other ways in which you can support us. Should you wish to change your preferences at any time you can contact our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716 146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm)

36. Marie Curie may occasionally send you information via email/phone if we have consent to do so in this way. Should you wish to change your preferences at any time you can contact our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716 146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm)

37. Marie Curie reserves the right to:
- disqualify or decline to accept the entry of any participant if it has reasonable grounds to believe the participant has breached any of these terms and conditions or otherwise acted fraudulently;
- terminate, amend, cancel or suspend the Lottery for reasons beyond its reasonable control

38. This Lottery is a form of gambling. Participants are encouraged to gamble sensibly. Should gambling become a problem we recommend you contact the Be Gamble Aware helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit their website on www.begambleaware.org. Please click here to download our responsible gambling policy and here to download our self-exclusion form.

39. Each participant should retain a copy of these terms and conditions for their reference.

40. A written copy of these rules may be obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope to Weekly Lottery Manager, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, 8 Viaduct Gardens, London, SW11 7BW.

41. The Laws of England and Wales shall govern the interpretation and/or enforcement of these Rules Marie Curie and all participants hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

Great Daffodil Raffle Rules

These Terms and Conditions are the Raffle Rules. By entering the raffle, entrants agree to be bound by these rules.

1. For the purpose of the Gambling Act 2005, this raffle is defined as a 'Society Lottery'

2. This lottery is being promoted by and on behalf of Marie Curie. Registered Charity: Marie Curie, Charity Number 207994, Scotland (SC038731). Registered company limited by guarantee, England & Wales (507597). Registered Office: One Embassy Gardens, London SW8 5NQ

3. To enter the raffle, players must purchase one or more raffle tickets. Each ticket is unique and has a serial number. This serial number is used to determine the winner. The maximum amount of entries per person is 30 per raffle.

4. Current Marie Curie Weekly Lottery players are also automatically entered into each raffle as a ‘Super Draw’. Each entry is provided with a unique ticket and serial number.

5. To enter the raffle you must be resident of the UK and aged 18 (eighteen) or over.

6. Tickets can only be bought on behalf of those aged 18 (eighteen) and over. We warn that underage gambling is an offence. Any prizes won with a ticket where the named ticket owner is under 18 will be immediately forfeit.

7. Selling on raffle tickets is illegal in Northern Ireland.

8. The prizes are guaranteed to be at least to the value of the below. The volume or values of the prizes may vary on a draw by draw basis, but will be at least:
- 1st prize: £10,000 or a garden makeover
- 2nd prize: £500
- 3rd prize: £250

- Runners-up: 160 x £10

9. A Fast Responder Draw will operate alongside the main draw. To be entered in the Fast Responder Draw we must receive your response by 2nd February 2024. Winners of the Fast Responder Draw will be drawn at random from all eligible responses.

10. If a cash prize is awarded this will be made by cheque in the name of the entrant only.

11. All ticket stubs must be returned as instructed by the closing date of 12th April 2024 in order to gain entry into the raffle. All late entries received after the closing date will be voided and the monies received for these entries will be treated as a cash donation to Marie Curie. Marie Curie or The Woods Group Ltd. will not be held responsible for any lost, late or incorrectly formatted entries.

12. Full payment for each ticket must be received either in the form of cash or cleared funds before the ticket can be entered into the draw. Only tickets for which full payment has been received either in the form of cash or cleared funds are eligible to win the prize.

13. All tickets shall be priced at £1. Raffle entry sales are final and no refunds shall be made at any time. All entrants acknowledge that their payment of £1 per ticket to enter the raffle does not guarantee that they will win any prize.

14. By entering the raffle, entrants agree that if they win, their titles, surnames and town will be published on the website and potentially other promotional material. Should the winner object to their name being made available he/she should inform Marie Curie’s Supporter Relations Team by calling us on freephone 0800 716 146 or emailing relations@mariecurie.org.uk

We also request winners to complete a winner questionnaire and return a photo of themselves to use on future promotional material. Should this be returned to Marie Curie the permission to use it can be withdrawn at any time by a winner by emailing gaming@mariecurie.org.uk or writing to Raffles and Lottery Team, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, London, SW8 5NQ. Whilst the completion of the questionnaire and provision of a photo is greatly helpful for Marie Curie’s promotion of the raffle it is not compulsory.

15. All proceeds go to Marie Curie.

16. Our external raffle management company is The Woods Group Ltd. The draw for the prizes will be made at our external raffle management company’s premises to be held on 19th April 2024. If the draw date falls on a bank holiday then the draw will take place on the next working day. Winners will be available on goodwaystowin.com five working days later.

17. Employees of The Woods Group Ltd. may not enter any Marie Curie raffle.

18. Marie Curie employees and family members of employees who could directly influence draws either by access to data or through relationships with third parties are not able to enter any Marie Curie raffle. All other employees are permitted to take part. A family member is considered to be a spouse, partner, close blood relation or spouse of a close blood relation.

19. All ticket stubs will be held securely until the date of the draw. Winning tickets will be determined by a random process using both a random number generator and a random selection of paper tickets in a secure environment and in the presence of an adjudicator. The order of determination of the winning tickets will determine the order of prizes allocated (i.e. the first ticket drawn wins the first prize and so on). You do not need to be present at the draw to win the raffle. A list of winners will appear on our website www.goodwaystowin.com or are available by phoning our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm). You can also request a list of winners by emailing gaming@mariecurie.org.uk.

Please note: it is not possible to exactly predict the chances of winning a prize as this is not a ‘fixed odds’ raffle.

20. The winners of the raffle prizes will be notified by letter within 30 days and we will attempt to contact the first, second, and third prize winners by phone. If we do not have these details we will send prizes/cheques via the post. The top prize will be sent via recorded delivery.

21. Where we are not provided with sufficient information to make out and send a cheque we will make every effort to contact the winner to obtain the required details. If we are unable to make contact within 14 days of the draw, unclaimed prizes will be reallocated to another raffle entrant. A number of extra draws are made on the draw date in case of this eventuality.

22. Marie Curie shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered or arising from:
- Any delays or failures in the postal service or other delivery methods used by Marie Curie or the member from time to time.
- Any delays or failures in any software or other systems used by Marie Curie for the administration of the lottery.
- Any delays or failures in the Banking system used by Marie Curie or the member.
- Any refusal by Marie Curie to accept registration of an individual as a member or the cancellation of a member.
- Any failure to enter a chance into the draw.
- Any event beyond the reasonable control of Marie Curie

23. Marie Curie accepts no liability for loss, theft or delay and is not liable for any late bank payments.

24. There are no alternatives to the cash prize where cash is the only prize on offer and no interest is payable.

25. All efforts will be made to provide the physical prizes advertised, but where a physical prize is unavailable, Marie Curie reserves the right to provide a similar alternative.

26. All entrants are solely responsible for providing Marie Curie with their accurate and up-to-date contact details and Marie Curie will be in no way liable for any failure or inability to contact any entrant due to any errors, omissions or inaccuracies in the contact details that the entrant has provided. In the event that an entrant changes their contact details, they will be solely responsible for advising Marie Curie of the change.

27. Last year we received £1,194,978 in raffle ticket sales. 65% was spent on directly supporting people living with a terminal illness, 3% on prizes and 32% on expenses. Marie Curie raffles also raised an additional £396,415 in donations which went directly to supporting people living with a terminal illness.

28. Any complaints relating to the raffle should be sent in writing to Supporter Relations Team, 14 Links Place, Edinburgh, EH6 7EB, or by email to supporter.relations@mariecurie.org.uk , giving full details of the complaint and supporting documentation. If a complaint can’t be resolved to your satisfaction you can refer this to our Alternative Dispute Resolution body, the Independent Betting Adjudication Service (IBAS). IBAS can be contacted by visiting their website, https://www.ibas-uk.com calling 0207 347 5883 or writing to Independent Betting Adjudication Service, PO Box 62639, London, EC3P 3AS.

29. Marie Curie is committed to protecting the supporter’s privacy. Data that is collected from the supporter is used lawfully in accordance with GDPR and is used for the purpose of processing raffle chances, subsequent entry into the raffle draw, and informing winners that they have won a prize. Unless otherwise indicated by you, Marie Curie may occasionally send you information via post to keep you up to date with our work, future fundraising opportunities and other ways in which you can support us.
Should you wish to change your preferences at any time you can contact our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm)

30. Marie Curie may occasionally send you information via email/phone if we have consent to do so in this way. Should you wish to change your preferences at any time you can contact our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm)

31. Marie Curie reserves the right to amend these rules at any time. If Marie Curie does this, it will publish the amended rules.

32. Marie Curie has the right to change or update the Raffle Rules and/or prize fund at its discretion and raffle participants are invited to regularly check the website for updates. Any changes will be made available at www.goodwaystowin.com/termsandconditions and will be available upon request from Marie Curie’s Supporter Relations Team.

33. Marie Curie reserves the right to disqualify any entrant if it has reasonable grounds to believe the entrant has breached any of these rules.

34. Neither Marie Curie nor our raffle management company shall be liable to you in contract, tort, and negligence or otherwise for any indirect or consequential loss suffered by you in relation to your participation in the raffle (including loss of the opportunity to enter the raffle and/or the chance of winning a prize).

35. Each entrant should retain a copy of these Terms and Conditions for their reference.

36. This raffle is a form of gambling. Participants are encouraged to gamble sensibly. Should gambling become a problem we recommend you contact the Be Gamble Aware helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit their website on www.begambleaware.org

37. A written copy of these rules may be obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope to Raffles and Lottery Team, Marie Curie, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, London SW8 5NQ.

38. The Laws of England and Wales shall govern the interpretation and/or enforcement of these Terms and Conditions and Marie Curie and all entrants hereby submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

39. In the rare event that any error occurs and tickets are not entered into the draw, unentered tickets will instead be entered into the next available draw.

40. Responsible person: Maria Novell, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, London SW8 5NQ. Charity reg no. 207994 (England & Wales), SC038731 (Scotland). Licensed by the Gambling Commission under the 2005 Gambling Act. gamblingcommission.gov.uk

Please click here to download our responsible gambling policy.

Nurses Raffle Rules

These Terms and Conditions are the Raffle Rules. By entering the raffle, entrants agree to be bound by these rules.

1. For the purpose of the Gambling Act 2005, this raffle is defined as a 'Society Lottery'

4. Current Marie Curie Weekly Lottery players are also automatically entered into each raffle as a ‘Super Draw’. Each entry is provided with a unique ticket and serial number.

5. To enter the raffle you must be resident of the UK and aged 18 (eighteen) or over.

7. Selling on raffle tickets is illegal in Northern Ireland.

8. The prizes are guaranteed to be at least to the value of the below. The volume or values of the prizes may vary on a draw by draw basis, but will be at least:
- 1st prize: £10,000 or a tour of Florence and Tuscany
- 2nd prize: £600 or luxury weekend break
- 3rd prize: £150 or Kindle E-reader

9. A Fast Responder Draw will operate alongside the main draw. To be entered in the Fast Responder Draw we must receive your response by 7 May 2023. Winners of the Fast Responder Draw will be drawn at random from all eligible responses.

10. If a cash prize is awarded this will be made by cheque in the name of the entrant only.

11. All ticket stubs must be returned as instructed by the closing date of 30 June 2023 in order to gain entry into the raffle. All late entries received after the closing date will be voided and the monies received for these entries will be treated as a cash donation to Marie Curie. Marie Curie or The Woods Group Ltd. will not be held responsible for any lost, late or incorrectly formatted entries.

15. All proceeds go to Marie Curie.

16. Our external raffle management company is The Woods Group Ltd. The draw for the prizes will be made at our external raffle management company’s premises to be held on 7 July 2023. If the draw date falls on a bank holiday then the draw will take place on the next working day. Winners will be available on goodwaystowin.com five working days later.

17. Employees of The Woods Group Ltd. may not enter any Marie Curie raffle.

19. All ticket stubs will be held securely until the date of the draw. Winning tickets will be determined by a random process using both a random number generator and a random selection of paper tickets in a secure environment and in the presence of an adjudicator. The order of determination of the winning tickets will determine the order of prizes allocated (i.e. the first ticket drawn wins the first prize and so on). You do not need to be present at the draw to win the raffle. A list of winners will appear on our website www.goodwaystowin.com or are available by phoning our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm). You can also request a list of winners by emailing gaming@mariecurie.org.uk.

Please note: it is not possible to exactly predict the chances of winning a prize as this is not a ‘fixed odds’ raffle.

23. Marie Curie accepts no liability for loss, theft or delay and is not liable for any late bank payments.

24. There are no alternatives to the cash prize where cash is the only prize on offer and no interest is payable.

25. All efforts will be made to provide the physical prizes advertised, but where a physical prize is unavailable, Marie Curie reserves the right to provide a similar alternative.

31. Marie Curie reserves the right to amend these rules at any time. If Marie Curie does this, it will publish the amended rules.

33. Marie Curie reserves the right to disqualify any entrant if it has reasonable grounds to believe the entrant has breached any of these rules.

35. Each entrant should retain a copy of these Terms and Conditions for their reference.

36. This raffle is a form of gambling. Participants are encouraged to gamble sensibly. Should gambling become a problem we recommend you contact the Be Gamble Aware helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit their website on www.begambleaware.org

37. A written copy of these rules may be obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope to Raffles and Lottery Team, Marie Curie, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, London SW8 5NQ.

39. In the rare event that any error occurs and tickets are not entered into the draw, unentered tickets will instead be entered into the next available draw.

Please click here to download our responsible gambling policy.

VIP Raffle Rules

These Terms and Conditions are the Raffle Rules. By entering the raffle, entrants agree to be bound by these rules.

1. For the purpose of the Gambling Act 2005, this raffle is defined as a 'Society Lottery'

4. Current Marie Curie Weekly Lottery players are also automatically entered into each raffle as a ‘Super Draw’. Each entry is provided with a unique ticket and serial number.

5. To enter the raffle you must be resident of the UK and aged 18 (eighteen) or over.

7. Selling on raffle tickets is illegal in Northern Ireland.

8. The prizes are guaranteed to be at least to the value of the below. The volume or values of the prizes may vary on a draw by draw basis, but will be at least:
- 1st prize: £8,000 or a trip to Barbados
- 2nd prize: £1000
- 3rd prize: £500 & Runner Up: 3x £250

9. A Fast Responder Draw will operate alongside the main draw. To be entered in the Fast Responder Draw we must receive your response by 31 July 2023. Winners of the Fast Responder Draw will be drawn at random from all eligible responses.

10. If a cash prize is awarded this will be made by cheque in the name of the entrant only.

11. All ticket stubs must be returned as instructed by the closing date of 22 September 2023 in order to gain entry into the raffle. All late entries received after the closing date will be voided and the monies received for these entries will be treated as a cash donation to Marie Curie. Marie Curie or The Woods Group Ltd. will not be held responsible for any lost, late or incorrectly formatted entries.

14. By entering the raffle, entrants agree that if they win, their titles, surnames and town will be published on the website and potentially other promotional material. Should the winner object to their name being made available he/she/they should inform Marie Curie’s Supporter Relations Team by calling us on freephone 0800 716 146 or emailing supporter.relations@mariecurie.org.uk

15. All proceeds go to Marie Curie.

16. Our external raffle management company is The Woods Group Ltd. The draw for the prizes will be made at our external raffle management company’s premises to be held on 29 September 2023. If the draw date falls on a bank holiday then the draw will take place on the next working day. Winners will be available on goodwaystowin.com five working days later.

17. Employees of The Woods Group Ltd. may not enter any Marie Curie raffle.

19. All ticket stubs will be held securely until the date of the draw. Winning tickets will be determined by a random process using both a random number generator and a random selection of paper tickets in a secure environment and in the presence of an adjudicator. The order of determination of the winning tickets will determine the order of prizes allocated (i.e. the first ticket drawn wins the first prize and so on). You do not need to be present at the draw to win the raffle. A list of winners will appear on our website www.goodwaystowin.com or are available by phoning our Supporter Relations Team on Freephone 0800 716146 (Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm). You can also request a list of winners by emailing gaming@mariecurie.org.uk.

Please note: it is not possible to exactly predict the chances of winning a prize as this is not a ‘fixed odds’ raffle.

23. Marie Curie accepts no liability for loss, theft or delay and is not liable for any late bank payments.

24. There are no alternatives to the cash prize where cash is the only prize on offer and no interest is payable.

25. All efforts will be made to provide the physical prizes advertised, but where a physical prize is unavailable, Marie Curie reserves the right to provide a similar alternative.

27. Last year we received £1,345,078 in raffle ticket sales. 52% was spent on directly supporting people living with a terminal illness, 4% on prizes and 44% on expenses. Marie Curie raffles also raised an additional £527,133 in donations which went directly to supporting people living with a terminal illness.

31. Marie Curie reserves the right to amend these rules at any time. If Marie Curie does this, it will publish the amended rules.

33. Marie Curie reserves the right to disqualify any entrant if it has reasonable grounds to believe the entrant has breached any of these rules.

35. Each entrant should retain a copy of these Terms and Conditions for their reference.

37. A written copy of these rules may be obtained by sending a stamped addressed envelope to Raffles and Lottery Team, Marie Curie, Marie Curie, One Embassy Gardens, London SW8 5NQ.

39. In the rare event that any error occurs and tickets are not entered into the draw, unentered tickets will instead be entered into the next available draw.

Please click here to download our responsible gambling policy.

Christmas Raffle Rules

These Terms and Conditions are the Raffle Rules. By entering the raffle, entrants agree to be bound by these rules.

1. For the purpose of the Gambling Act 2005, this raffle is defined as a 'Society Lottery'

4. Current Marie Curie Weekly Lottery players are also automatically entered into each raffle as a ‘Super Draw’. Each entry is provided with a unique ticket and serial number.

5. To enter the raffle you must be resident of the UK and aged 18 (eighteen) or over.

7. Selling on raffle tickets is illegal in Northern Ireland.

8. The prizes are guaranteed to be at least to the value of the below. The volume or values of the prizes may vary on a draw by draw basis, but will be at least:
- 1st prize: £10,000
- 2nd prize: £500
- 3rd prize: £250

- 4th prize: £100

& Runner Up: 70x £20, 15x £10

9. A Fast Responder Draw will operate alongside the main draw. To be entered in the Fast Responder Draw we must receive your response by . Winners of the Fast Responder Draw will be drawn at random from all eligible responses.

10. If a cash prize is awarded this will be made by cheque in the name of the entrant only.

11. All ticket stubs must be returned as instructed by the closing date of 8th December 2023 in order to gain entry into the raffle. All late entries received after the closing date will be voided and the monies received for these entries will be treated as a cash donation to Marie Curie. Marie Curie or The Woods Group Ltd. will not be held responsible for any lost, late or incorrectly formatted entries.

14. By entering the raffle, entrants agree that if they win, their titles, surnames and town will be published on the website and potentially other promotional material. Should the winner object to their name being made available he/she/they should inform Marie Curie’s Supporter Relations Team by calling us on freephone 0800 716 146 or emailing supporter.relations@mariecurie.org.uk

15. All proceeds go to Marie Curie.

16. Our external raffle management company is The Woods Group Ltd. The draw for the prizes will be made at our external raffle management company’s premises to be held on 15th December 2023. If the draw date falls on a bank holiday then the draw will take place on the next working day. Winners will be available on goodwaystowin.com five working days later.