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YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

With our recent victory to ban live exports for fattening and slaughter from Great Britain, the tide is turning and we can see the ripple effect it is having around the world. So now more than ever, we must shout louder about our success and encourage other countries to follow suit.

But we can’t do this without you. By taking part in The Compassion Raffle, you can help us build on this momentum. Together we can fight for live animal transport to be banned around the world, and for kinder approaches to farming and food production.

The Compassion Raffle is a fun and affordable way to show your support. Tickets cost just £1, and you can choose to buy 10, 20 or 30 tickets, to increase your chances of winning.

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Closing date: 13 September

Draw date: 19 September

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Two lambs frolicking in a field, one white and one grey.

Look what you could win!

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£1,000

2nd

£500

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10 x £100

WILL YOU BE OUR NEXT WINNER?

Play the Compassion Raffle today.

You could soon be one of our next prize winners. Imagine how great it would feel to receive that call! Here's how one of our latest winners reacted to hearing they'd won:

“I was over the moon to hear I had won £100 in the CIWF raffle.  Thank you so much for such a lovely prize, and thank you CIWF for everything you do for animals”

Maxine Allinson, a prize winner in our Winter Raffle

 

Please play the raffle now to help give farmed animals a better life, and you might win £1,000!

Selfie of winner Maxine with her black and white goat

It's so easy to play!

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Lucky winners will be contacted within 2 weeks of the draw

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

Closing date: 13 September 2024. Draw date: 19 September 2024.

Here are our full terms and conditions.

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