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With cash prizes up for grabs, what are you waiting for? Play today and you’ll have a chance to win a first prize of £500! 

Plus, if you enter by 4 April you could win one of five £20 M&S Vouchers in our fast entry draw. 

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Look what you could win!

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1st prize

£500

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2nd prize

£100

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3rd prize

£50

How you will help

AFK have spent the last 30 years providing support for disabled and autistic children and young people around the UK.

By playing AFK’s Spring raffle you’re helping young people into paid employment.

Through our Employment & Skills programme six of our young people recently visited Northern Trust, to undertake a skill building experience. With expert guidance, they met inspiring colleagues who helped them explore career possibilities through mock interviews, CV workshops, and panel discussions. By day’s end, these young people had gained confidence, insights, and a bag of lunch treats, with each young person discovering new perspectives about their future potential.

With your support children and young people who are disabled or neurodiverse can increase their independence, reach their individual potential and remove the barriers they face.

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It's so easy to play!

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1. Choose the number of tickets and complete the secure form and payment
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2. Check your inbox for your raffle entry number(s)
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3. Lucky winners will be contacted within three weeks of the draw

Tickets cost £1 each and entering online is easy, safe and secure.

Closing date: 8 May 2025. Draw date: 15 May 2025.

For full terms and conditions, please click here.

The raffle is only open to residents of England, Wales and Scotland.