NK Community Lottery is four years old
Local good causes continue to reap the benefits of the support from the NK Community Lottery, which celebrates its fourth birthday.
Since its launch, the NK Community Lottery has raised more than £130,000 in revenue for good causes across communities and more than £29,000 has been given away in cash prizes, according to the district council.
So far, 83 local groups have signed up as part of an effective way to raise funds for their valued services in the community at https://www.nklottery.co.uk.
A weekly draw takes place every Saturday night and if you can match all six numbers then you win the jackpot.
Tickets cost £1 per week, with a top prize of £25,000. Other prizes include £2,000, £250 and £25. From every £1 ticket, 60p will go to local good causes in North Kesteven.
Metheringham Swimming Pool has been one of the lottery’s good causes since it launched four years ago.
Karen Rymer, Pool Secretary, said: “Over the last four years we have benefitted not only from the regular donations, which have enabled us to fund some of our ongoing costs at the pool, but also the award of a grant from the Lottery Fund towards equipment, which meant we could expand our poolside activities.”
NKDC Leader Coun Richard Wright said: “Your money is going into your district and I would encourage you to take part in the NK Community Lottery – it’s literally a win-win.”
More information at www.nklottery.co.uk