Thank you for supporting our Winter Raffle. Ticket sales have now closed, and we are so grateful to everyone who took part.
Your support has made a meaningful difference, helping us continue to provide specialist emotional support for people affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.
The draw will take place on Wednesday, 1 April 2026. Good luck to all our players, and thank you again for helping us be there for individuals and families when they need us most.
Every ticket bought has helped fund compassionate, professional support for people facing the shock and uncertainty of a brain tumour diagnosis.
Because of your kindness, more people can access support, counselling and guidance at some of the most difficult times in their lives.
Thank you for standing with Brain Tumour Support and the community we serve.
The Winter Raffle draw will take place on Wednesday, 1 April 2026.
Winners will be contacted as soon as possible after the draw. A list of winning ticket numbers will also be available online, or you can request a printed copy by calling 01454 414 355.
“When our world turned upside down, Brain Tumour Support was there from the first phone call. Having someone who truly understood — who listened, reassured and stayed with us — made all the difference.”
Your support helps us:
It is more than a raffle — it is a lifeline.
The Winter Raffle is now closed to entries.
If you have any concerns or need assistance, please contact our Supporter Care team on 01454 414 355. You can also view our complaints policy.
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Brain Tumour Support is licensed by South Gloucestershire Council. Licence number: 060
Promoter: Brain Tumour Support, 7a St Mary Street, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire BS35 2AB
Responsible person: Sarah Lucas
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