Deaf Lottery UK

Play to win and support Deaf communities

Deaf Lottery UK is an exciting weekly lottery that supports Deaf organisations across the UK.

Play Deaf Lottery UK

For just £1 per ticket, you can choose from over 30 Deaf organisations to support, which then receives 50% of your ticket price, with an additional 10% automatically supporting the vital work of Action Deafness.

Make a difference

Every £1 ticket gives you six chances to win fantastic prizes in our weekly Saturday night draw. Match all six numbers to win the £25,000 jackpot! By playing, you can directly support Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard of Hearing people enabling them to access vital services.

Deaf Lottery UK also offers special Super Draws with even bigger prizes! Keep an eye out for announcements about upcoming Super Draws.

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£1

Ticket per week

60%

Of each ticket sold goes to Deaf organisations in the UK

£25,000

Top prize up for grabs every week

30+

Good causes signed up to Deaf Lottery UK

Raise funds with Deaf Lottery UK

Are you a Deaf organisation or a good cause supporting Deaf, Deafblind and Hard of Hearing communities in the UK?

Looking for a free and easy way to raise funds online?

Join 30+ other good causes and request to join Deaf Lottery UK today!

It is free to set up and there are no ongoing charges. If you sell just 50 tickets a week to your supporters, you can raise £1,300 every year. We take a small percentage from every ticket sold to cover the costs of running the lottery.

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Carla's Story

Action Deafness supported Deafblind Carla (40s, Autism) in her transition to independent living (due to reduced parental support) by partnering with housing for an adapted apartment and providing Communicator Guide Support. This improved her daily living and wellbeing through community and relationships.

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John's Story

Demonstrating hard work and determination, John developed his independence and confidence, mastering essential life skills like cooking, budgeting, and traveling. His newfound ability to travel independently has remarkably enhanced his social participation.

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Rose's Story

I felt isolated living in a hearing community. Now I have a Specialist Support Worker (SSW) who I can sign with, who helps me get on with my life as normal and helped me arrange a meeting with my son, it was emotional!

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