Southern Area Hospice Puts Up £10,000 Raffle Draw

Southern Area Hospice launch exciting new £10,000 raffle

Southern Area Hospice, supported by AIB, are delighted to launch a brand new fundraising initiative “Win £10K and Spend It Your Way”- and one lucky winner will win £10,000 in March 2025.

That dream trip to Florida could soon be a reality, you could upgrade your car, take a year off your mortgage, do those home improvements you’ve been planning or simply spoil your loved ones.

It’s up to you, spend it your way and help raise vital funds for Hospice care.

Siobhan McArdle, Fundraising Manager at Southern Area Hospice said: “We are delighted to be working with AIB to give one of our supporters the opportunity to win this amazing cash prize of £10,000. 

James McCaffrey and Emma McGivern from Southern Area Hospice with Diana Johnston from AIB at the launch of ‘WIN 10K – Spend It Your Way.’

“It will change the life of the winner, whilst helping the Hospice make a huge difference in the lives of our patients and their families.

“We are incredibly grateful to the community for their ongoing support and generosity. 

“This year we must raise £3.6million to continue our vital work, which is why initiatives like this are so important. While one lucky winner will claim the first prize, many local families across the Southern Trust area will ultimately benefit from the proceeds of the draw”.

Tickets are £10 and can be purchased via the Hospice website, Facebook page, by phoning Hospice on 028 302 67711 or by scanning the QR code below.

The draw will take place on Friday 14th March at the Southern Area Hospice. 

So if you would like to be in with a chance to win and spend it your way, then what are you waiting for? Enter now!

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