Win or lose
Every full draw gives £500 to charity.
It goes to one of these ten UK charities. We rotate through them so every partner gets a turn, the charity is set before the draw runs, and the receipt is published every time.

Surfers Against Sewage
£500 funds another stretch of British coastline cleanup. Win or lose, your entry helps keep the water swimmable.
How it rotates
No favourites. Every partner gets a turn.
The charity for each draw is set before it runs and the receipt is published after. The rotation makes sure the smaller partners get the same £500 as the household names.
A deliberate choice
Subscribers don’t vote on the charity, on purpose. Voting would pull toward big-name causes and squeeze out the smaller partners we love. Rotation guarantees every one of the ten gets its turn.
The ten partners
Ten UK charities. Each one, in turn.
Every partner we rotate through, what they do, and a link straight to their work.
Proof, not promises
Receipted, not just promised.
Anyone can say they give to charity. We publish the proof, every time.
How the proof works
Nothing on trust.
When a draw fills we send the £500. The charity issues its own receipt or thank-you, and we publish that, usually within the same week. You never have to take our word for it.
Donations are receipted, not just promised
No losers here
Win or lose, you have already helped.
Every full draw sends £500 to one of these ten UK charities, and the receipt is published. The campervan is the prize. The donation is the point.
Spread the word
Every share helps your odds, and the charity.
We would rather not buy ads at all. Every share is one entrant we never had to pay for, so the draw needs fewer tickets to sell, which means better odds for everyone in it. And once sharing carries us, the donation rises from £500 to £750, every full draw.
Why we’re asking
The honest growth loop.
We barely advertise
A little social to get going. No Google, no retargeting, no pixels following you.
Your share does an ad's job
Someone who finds us through you is someone we never had to pay to reach.
It pays you back twice
Fewer tickets to sell means better odds for everyone in the draw. And once we are ad free, the charity donation rises from £500 to £750.
Word of mouth, the original growth channel










