200 CLUB
By joining the 200 Club, you help Labour in the forthcoming local elections (though you don’t have to be a Labour Party member), and you have the chance to win a substantial prize in the quarterly draw.
By joining the 200 Club, you help Labour in the forthcoming local elections (though you don’t have to be a Labour Party member), and you have the chance to win a substantial prize in the quarterly draw.
It costs £2.25 per month per ticket (that’s just 52p per week). It’s a lottery, with better odds than just about any other because half the money coming in goes out again in prizes!
Here’s how to join.
- Many banks allow you to set up a standing order online. Others require you to fill in a form – if that’s the case, please complete the form below and send it to your bank in whatever way is best for you (for example by post, or email).
- If you want to increase your chances while simultaneously donating more to our election fund, you can change the monthly amount to any multiple of £2.25 (such as £4.50, or £6.75, or £9 … even £22.50 if you want ten tickets!)
- That’s all! That enters you into a draw every quarter, for as long as your subs continue.
You don’t even have to tell me that you’ve joined the 200 Club, because as Treasurer I’ll see from your monthly amount how many tickets with your name should go into every draw, and I’ll know to which account I should send your winnings. If you want me to email you as well as sending the money when you win, please email me at [email protected]
The winners in the Autumn draw on 19th November were Willem van Hoorn, Nicki Legatt and Nicholas Sharp who each won £125; and Nicki Legatt, Sue Westwood and Keviin Power who each won £75. Congratulations!
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