Join our weekly Lottery

Joining our weekly Lottery is one of the simplest and most sustainable ways you can give your support.

Collectively, our members make a huge difference, because the money raised by our Lottery provides vital regular income that helps us reach more patients and those important to them. And with no rollovers, every week one of our members will win the top prize of £1,500.

Each year, the contributions from our Lottery members raises hundreds of thousands of pounds toward the £8 million it costs every year to fund our services. The hospice is not part of the NHS and we rely on the generosity of our community to help us fund our vital and free of charge services. By becoming a lottery member, you also make a huge difference in providing a predictable source of income and enabling Hospice in the Weald to make long-term, sustainable plans for the services provided.

 “About 6 years ago I spent a night at the Hospice in the Weald, sitting at the bedside of my dying friend. There was such an atmosphere of peace and comfort throughout the Hospice. I called the nurses a few times and they came and gently eased and calmed both my friend and me. They were like guardian angels, just there, just what we needed. I feel sure this will be the experience of many and so I hope that in some small way, by supporting the weekly Lottery, this level of care can be maintained.” – Vickie Brown, Lottery member

Lottery Fundraisers

Our team of Lottery Fundraisers are promoting Hospice in the Weald in the local community.

Should you have any further enquiries please call our Fundraising team on 01892 820533 or email lottery@hospiceintheweald.org.uk. Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm.

Darren Mitchell, Dave Pounder, Sean Prendergast and Robbie Carnie are employed by LPS Ltd on behalf of Hospice in the Weald and form an invaluable part of our fundraising team, helping more people to join our Lottery and raise vital funds for the care and support that we provide for people living with a terminal illness, and those important to them, throughout West Kent and northern East Sussex.