Danielle Singleton
50/50 Raffle in aid of The Sandcastle Trust's Holiday Home Appeal
Fundraising for The Sandcastle Trust
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Support The Sandcastle Trust's Holiday Home Appeal by entering our 50 - 50 Raffle!
£5 per ticket. Winner receives half the total pot with the other half supporting our Holiday Home Appeal. Ticket sales will end on Thursday 1 September at 10:00pm. The winner will be selected by an online random winner generator and notified on Friday 2 September.
HOW TO TAKE PART - Please read carefully:
No tickets will be sent out. Each £5.00 entry will be entered into a random draw. Please provide a valid email address and telephone number so we can let you know if you are a winner. If you click Anonymous we will not see your email address, so please let us know at info@sandcastletrust.org if you have done this.
GIFT AID CANNOT BE ADDED TO YOUR DONATION - Gift Aid cannot be reclaimed on donations in a raffle. The Gift Aid option has been removed from this fundraising page.
The Sandcastle Trust is registered by Wealden District Council for the purposes of the Gambling Act 2005.
What is The Sandcastle Trust Holiday Home Appeal? - Many rare genetic conditions are life-limiting, all are life-changing. Since 2016 The Sandcastle Trust has been walking alongside families living with a rare genetic condition to help them build lasting positive family memories, strengthen their family relationships, and improve emotional wellbeing and resilience.
The Sandcastle Memories programme forms the core of our work and provides family respite to families affected by a rare genetic condition. The impact is not short lived; it helps carers to maintain their quality of care and generally provides a positive focus which can empower families with a new enthusiasm and strength to deal with the often ongoing daily struggles of illness, gruelling hospital treatment and sometimes a devastating loss. However, the cost of UK based short breaks has rocketed since the pandemic and The Sandcastle Trust is struggling to meet the demand which is why they are fundraising to purchase their own accessible holiday accommodation.
