Derby Community Lottery: Register as a good cause today!
Derby Community Lottery is a weekly online lottery. All funds raised go to good causes that benefit the local community in Derby.
Good causes that support Derby can get their own page on the site. For every £1 ticket sold, the chosen cause will receive 50p, with an additional 10p going into a Central Fund that will be distributed to other causes in the community.
Who can apply?
Your organisation must:
- Provide community activities or services within Derby, which are of benefit to the residents of Derby
- Have a formal constitution or set of rules
- Have a bank account requiring at least two unrelated signatories
- Operate with no undue restrictions on membership
And be either:
- A constituted group with a volunteer management committee with a minimum of three unrelated members that meets on a regular basis (at least three times per year)
- A registered charity, with a board of trustees
- A registered Community Interest Company.
How to apply:
- Visit the Derby Community Lottery site.
- Follow the instructions on the screen and fill in the required details.
- Community Action Derby will check and approve the good causes.
- Once the cause has been approved, causes will have their own Derby Community Lottery web page and can start selling tickets in 1-2 working days.
- All the good cause needs to do is market the lottery to their supporters.
- Every month the good cause will get funds they’ve raised directly into their nominated bank account.
Deadline: There is no deadline to be a good cause
If you have any questions regarding the Derby Community Lottery or signing up to be a good cause, see our Frequently Asked Questions brochure.
Alternatively, you can contact us here:
Email: support@DerbyCommunityLottery.co.uk
Call: 01332 307308
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