A little for a Lotto!

Beat those recession blues and enter for your chance to win £50 each month!

At the same time you will be enabling us to keep providing our vital, life-changing conductive education services which help children and adults with neurological movement problems live more independent and fulfilled lives.

It will cost just £4.34 per month, which gives you one change in the draw, and is the equivalent of just £1 per week. If you would like to have more than one chance each month, just fill in your standing order form with the appropriate amount (eg 2 chances £8.68, 3 chances £13.02 etc).

Our draw will take place at Cannon Hill House on the third Monday of each month and the winner will receive a cheque in the post within a few days.

It’s so easy to take part – this is all you need to do :

1. Print off the Little for a Lotto standing order form.
2. Fill it in and sign it.
3. Take a copy for your own records
4. Post the signed copy to:
   Dominga Devitt
   A Little for a Lotto Manager
   Cannon Hill House
   Russell Road
   Moseley
   Birmingham B13 8R

When we receive your original signed standing order form we will take a copy for our own records, and send the original to your Bank.

You will not be entered into the draw until your first standing order has gone through. All standing orders will activate on the 1st of the month. If you have missed the 1st of one month, your standing order will activate on the 1st of the following month. You will then be entered into the draw.

WE WISH YOU LOADS OF LUCK!

Among the first to sign up for ‘A Little for a Lotto’ were young lawyers from the Birmingham branch of Beachcroft LLP, one of the largest national commercial law firms in the UK.

Seema Sehmi, Solicitor at Beachcroft commented “We’ve supported the Foundation for many years and we really like the idea of Little for a Lotto. The attraction for us is how quick and easy it is to get started, and then you don’t have to think about it again because the small entry fee just comes out of your bank account each month.”

“Everyone likes to think they might have a very good chance to win £50 per month but at the same time we know we are raising funds for the vital work of helping disabled children and adults with movement disorders live more independent and fulfilled lives.”

“Times are hard and getting harder, especially for small charities such as ourselves”, explains Dominga Devitt, Fundraiser for the Foundation for Conductive Education.”

“Like many other charities in this age of austerity, we are finding it increasingly difficult to raise money from traditional sources such as community fundraising events. We have therefore launched this exciting new initiative to build a source of regular income. No money physically changes hands because it’s all done by standing order and we’ve made it really easy for anyone over the age of 16 to take part.”