Play the Myeloma UK Lottery
Don’t miss your chance to win the Myeloma UK weekly lottery! For just £1 to play, you could win our weekly jackpot of £25,000 – all while helping people affected by myeloma.
The £1,000 win that made all the difference
I bought Peter a new, lightweight scooter with the winnings so we can go further afield, as it’s light enough for me to put in the car.
He’s a member of the local model boat club. He’ll hitch up his boat and off he goes! The other members will always help him put his boat in the lake.
Our little dog Bert loves a lift now and again!
Together, we are the cure
The lottery is a fun and simple way to raise funds to support the myeloma community — and you could win big at the same time!
For just £1 per week, you’ll be in with the chance to win a top prize of £25,000, with further prizes of £1,000, £25, or even five free entries into the next draw. Playing the lottery helps to fund vital new research, provide services and advocate for everyone affected by myeloma.
Join thousands of players each week who are helping to bring us closer to a cure.
It’s easy to play
- Sign up online today. Or call 0370 050 9240 and mention Myeloma UK. It’s just £1 per entry. You can choose how many entries you’d like – you can purchase up to 20 tickets each week.
- For each ticket you’ll get a unique six-digit lottery number, which is yours for as long as you wish to keep playing.
- Each week, the lucky winners are selected at random. If you win, your cash prize will be paid directly into your bank account, or you’ll get a prize cheque in the post. So there’s no need for you to claim! Winners must match 3, 4, 5, or all 6 digits of the winning number in the correct order.
Sarah is playing to fund a cure
“I made the decision to join the Myeloma UK Lottery back in 2018 because I wanted to donate to something that is personal to me.
My hopes for the future are finding a cure for this cruel disease. But until then, I will continue to play the lottery so that everyone affected by myeloma can continue to live a full life.”
Contact us if you have any questions
None of our work would be possible without supporters like you donating, fundraising, and playing our lottery. So, thank you.
If you have any questions about the lottery or would prefer to speak to our team, please get in touch at supportercare@myeloma.org.uk or call 0131 230 0429.
Terms and Conditions
Myeloma UK Lottery is licensed and regulated in Great Britain. The licence issued by the City of Edinburgh Licensing Board.
Unity is a common brand lottery jointly promoted by Sterling Management Centre Limited and individual society lotteries. Each Lottery operated under Unity is a separate licensed lottery, operated by and supporting that particular good cause. Unity is administered by Sterling Management Centre Limited, licensed and regulated in Great Britain by The Gambling Commission under account number 3137.
£1 per entry. You must be 18 or over and live in Great Britain to play or claim a prize. Underage gambling is an offence. All proceeds to Myeloma UK. For each £1 raised through Myeloma UK Lottery, Myeloma UK receives proceeds of 72p (72%). 18.4% is spent on prizes and 9.6% is spent on the administration of the lottery. Unity is a fixed odds lottery based on a number match and each player has a 1 in 63 chance of winning any of the four prizes! Terms and conditions apply. Visit https://www.unitylottery.co.uk/rules/ for full game rules.
Please gamble responsibly: www.begambleaware.org
Myeloma UK Lottery is provided by The Unity Lottery.
Unity is operated by Sterling Management Centre Ltd, registered as an External Lottery Manager by the Gambling Commission under the Gambling Act 2005.
Myeloma UK has been registered by the City of Edinburgh Licensing Board in terms of Part 5 of Schedule 11 to the Gambling Act 2005 for the purpose of promoting lotteries as defined by Section 14 of that Act.
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