About our Lifesaving Lottery

Every year we need to rely on your support to carry out our mission across Wales. The Lifesaving Lottery is run internally by our in-house lottery department - meaning that your membership comes straight to the charity in order to keep the helicopters flying. By entering the Lifesaving Lottery, you aren't just donating to a worthwhile cause - you could win a cash prize too!

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How does it work?

1. Players must be aged 18 or over.
2. Each £1 entry entitles you to a unique number.
3. Numbers are randomly selected by a computer.
4. You must pay in advance by Direct Debit, credit card, cash or cheque.
5. The draw takes place every Friday – only paid members are entered.
6. Winners are notified automatically and announced online.
7. Prize cheques are sent through the post.
8. Please play responsibly. For more information and support, please visit www.gambleaware.co.uk.
9. Wales Air Ambulance is licensed by the Gambling Commission. For full terms and conditions click here.

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Join now by Direct Debit – it’s quick, easy and secure!

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Latest

Charlies Raises Over £80,000 to support Air Ambulance Charities

Since fundraising began in 2012, generous customers and staff of a pan-Wales and Shrewsbury-based chain of garden, home and ‘great outdoors’ stores have raised an incredible £84,528 to support the lifesaving work of air ambulance operations.
24th January 2020
30 for 30 challenges raises money for helicopter charity

A young woman from South Wales has raised £1,230 for Wales Air Ambulance after completing an incredible feat of thirty challenges in just twelve months.
Wales Air Ambulance says thank you to Home Bargains

Wales Air Ambulance has thanked retailer Home Bargains who have assisted the Charity in increasing subscriptions to the Lifesaving Lottery.

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