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Teens Unite Lottery!
By donating to Teens Unite each month, you will be entered into a cash prize draw.
50% of the membership fees will be donated to Teens Unite, with the remaining 50% awarded to our lottery winners.
By joining the lottery, you will be helping to raise the vital funds needed to support teenagers and young adults overcoming cancer and it's lasting effects.
A Small Society Lottery licenced with Broxbourne Borough Council.
Congratulations to this month's winners!
1st Place - Jodie from Hertfordshire
2nd Place - Lesley from Hertfordshire
Join our lottery!
Signing up is easy.
All you have to do is set up a monthly donation with Teens Unite by completing this form.
For every £5 you donate each month, you’ll receive one entry into our monthly prize draw.
The more you give, the more entries you’ll receive - and the better your chances of winning!
50% of all funds raised through the lottery go directly to support the work of Teens Unite. The remaining 50% becomes the prize pot for two lucky winners:
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1st Place: 60% of the prize fund
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2nd Place: 40% of the prize fund
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You'll be supporting more young people, just like
Athena.
Diagnosed with a Pilocytic Astrocytoma, aged 12
I was diagnosed in Year 7, and I was just getting used to all my classes and being in ‘big’ school.
I took some time out of the start of Year 8 and made a phased return back to school, as my energy levels were still low and to avoid overworking my brain.
When I first heard about Teens Unite, I thought it was an amazing thing to be a part of. I signed up for as much as I could to meet new people.
I finally met other young people who had been through similar things that I had, got to take part in experiences that I wouldn’t have outside of Teens Unite.
