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We are Manga Entertainment, the UK's largest anime distributor, and we need YOU!

For MCM London Comic Con this October, we will be continuing our tradition of holding a charity raffle to fundraise for a cause that we believe in. Last year, we raised money for the Kumamoto Earthquake Relief Fund in Japan and the launch of Polished Man in the UK, and in May we supported the wonderful Oska Bright Film Festival! This time we're raising money for a cause very close to our heart - the National Autistic Society. 

The National Autistic Society are the leading UK charity for autistic people (including those with Asperger syndrome) and their families.

PRIZE DRAW SUNDAY 29TH OCTOBER AT 3PM

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Entry Information and Terms & Conditions:

To enter the raffle, please donate £2 (or more!) to the page - one donation is equal to one entry, so please make multiple donations for multiple entries. We will need to contact you via email if you win a prize, so please make sure your details are correct and that you tick the box next to our name at the end of the donation process so that we receive everything correctly. All donations will go directly to The National Autistic Society. 

Entries will be open until 3pm BST on Sunday 29th October, and the prizes will be allocated shortly afterwards. 

Announcements will be made on our Twitter account, @MangaUK and winners will be contacted via email. Donations received after 3pm 29/10/17 will not be counted in the draw, but may still be given to the charity.  Entries are only open to UK residents aged 16 or over. If we find out that you are underage or overseas, or if you do not respond to our email within 7 days, your prize will be re-allocated. 

You are welcome to donate if you are outside of the UK, but you will not be eligible to win a prize. To donate without entering, please write 'Non-Entry Donation' in the comment box. 

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From the National Autistic Society website:

Around 700,000 people in the UK are on the autism spectrum. Together with their families, this means autism is a part of daily life for 2.8 million people.

We are the UK’s leading autism charity. Since we began over 50 years ago, we have been pioneering new ways to support people and understand autism. We continue to learn every day from the children and adults we support in our schools and care services.

Based on our experience, and with support from our members, donors and volunteers, we provide life-changing information and advice to millions of autistic people, their families and friends. And we support professionals, politicians and the public to understand autism better so that more autistic people of all ages can be understood, supported and appreciated for who they are.

Until everyone understands.