Charity Lottery

Win up to £25,000!

We have a superb new way for you to support The Aspinall Foundation for just £1 a week with our charity lottery!

Start playing in just three easy steps!

1. Pick how many £1 entries you would like to play each week.
2. Join online by direct debit or alternatively download the postal form to register.
3. Once you receive your lottery numbers you're ready to go! If you win, your prize will be sent automatically.

Please note: You must be 16 or over to enter

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Who are Unity?

Unity is the nation's fundraising lottery platform. When you join our lottery you are using the Unity platform, the platform guarantees that at least 50p of every £1 you play goes to The Aspinall Foundation. The remaining 50p is used by the platform to provide prizes and cover administration. This means that we can run our own fundraising lottery with no ongoing cost to our vital conservation work!

How it works?

You will be allocated with a unique six-digit lottery number, which will remain yours for as long as you wish to keep playing. You can purchase more than one lottery number if you wish. A Random Number Generator is used to pick a winning number sequence, Winners have to match 3, 4, 5 or all 6 digits of the winning number in the correct place in the sequence. The likelihood of winning a prize is 1 in 63. If you win, your prize is sent to you automatically!

A 3 digit match gives you 5 entries into the next draw.
A 4 digit match gets you £25
A 5 digit match wins you £1000
Match all 6 digits for £25,000!

Good Luck!

Where Your Money Goes

2019 saw us help rescue a herd of 11 elephants after already rescuing the bull from a barren reserve and certain death!

Javan gibbon at The Aspinall Foundation's Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent

Releasing Gibbons

In Java we are rescuing and rehabilitating primates kept illegally as pets as well as releasing captive born primates Back to The Wild.

Dogs to Gabon

We sent 7 painted dogs from the UK to Gabon! It has been over 25 years since painted dogs were last recorded in Gabon and, whilst this is just the beginning, it may be the forerunner to being able to restore wild packs to the area in the future.

Western lowland gorilla, Djala living wild in Africa in The Aspinall Foundation's protected release project

Gorilla Projects

We are world leaders in breeding Western Lowland gorillas and have returned over 70 Back to The Wild!

Learn more

Wild greater bamboo lemur at The Aspinall Foundation's Madagascar primate project

Community is Key

We set up the first-ever community-managed site designed specifically to protect greater bamboo lemurs. Consequently, the greater bamboo lemur was removed from the list of the 25 most endangered primates in the world, for the first time in a decade.