Sported Launches Grassroots Sport Lottery

Founded by charity Sported, The Grassroots Lottery raises funds to support local clubs and organisations in communities across Great Britain and remove barriers to access. Every ticket sold will help transform lives through the power of sport and allow Sported to champion the local heroes who selflessly give up their time to make it happen.

Through The Grassroots Sport Lottery, clubs or groups can set up their own fundraising lottery – or you can help Sported in its mission to give the next one million young people a sporting chance.

  • For every £1 ticket you sell, you get 50p back
  • No set-up costs
  • Get your own custom lottery page to share with anyone and everyone connected to your group
  • Each ticket has a 1 in 50 chance to win a prize each week, with a top prize of £25,000
  • Customised marketing support is available to help you make the most of this opportunity

Boost your club’s fundraising with The Grassroots Sport Lottery – The Grassroots Sport Lottery

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