Play for wildlife. Win up to £25,000!
For just £1 a week, you could win an incredible cash prize while helping The Aspinall Foundation protect endangered species and return animals to the wild.
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£1
Per entry, per week
£25,000
Top weekly prize
Friday
Every week
Your weekly entry makes a difference
At least 50p from every £1 lottery entry goes towards supporting The Aspinall Foundation's conservation work, helping to protect endangered species and the habitats they depend on. Here are just a few examples of the incredible work your support helps make possible.
Freedom in the Forest
In Indonesia, The Aspinall Foundation works to return threatened primates to the wild. Recently, three siamangs, Blackie, Item and Jay, were released into protected forest after months of rehabilitation, giving them a new beginning in their natural habitat.
A New Life in the Wild
The Aspinall Foundation has returned over 75 gorillas to the wild in Africa. In April 2026, camera traps captured Lengui, a gorilla reintroduced over 20 years ago, with a newborn baby. A wonderful example of how conservation can benefit future generations.
Making Room for Elephants
In March 2026, The Aspinall Foundation supported the relocation of two bull elephants across South Africa to Babanango Game Reserve. Their 750km journey brought them to a protected 20,000-hectare landscape, where they have more space to roam and establish themselves.
Black Rhino Conservation
Since 1995, The Aspinall Foundation has returned eight Eastern black rhinos from Europe to the wild in Africa, including five to Tanzania. These reintroductions have contributed to 25 successful wild births, with descendants reaching other parts of Africa, including Rwanda.
Every lottery entry helps support conservation work like this, giving endangered animals a greater chance of a future in the wild.
What can you win?
Every Friday, your lottery number could be a winner!

How does it work?
1. Choose your entries
Each entry costs just £1 per week. Choose how many chances you'd like in the weekly draw.
2. Sign up
Join online or complete a postal form. You'll be given a unique six-digit lottery number for each entry.
3. Look forward to Friday!
Your numbers will be entered into the weekly draw, and you'll be notified automatically if you win.
Good luck and thank you for helping protect endangered species and return them to the wild where they belong!
FAQs
Can I play more than one number?
Can I choose my lottery numbers?
When will I enter my first draw?
How will I know if I've won?
Can I play more than one number?
Yes! Each £1 weekly entry gives you another unique lottery number and another chance to win. There is a maximum of 20 entries per Friday draw.
Can I choose my lottery numbers?
Lottery numbers are randomly allocated when you sign up, so you can't choose your own. Your unique six-digit number will stay the same for as long as you continue playing, and you'll receive confirmation of your number by post.
When will I enter my first draw?
Once you've signed up, your registration and payment will need to be processed before your entries can begin. You'll receive confirmation of your lottery numbers and when you'll be entered into your first Friday draw.
How will I know if I've won?
There's no need to claim your prize! If you're a winner, you'll be notified automatically via email, and it will explain how your prize will be sent to you. You can also check your winning history through your lottery account.
We are proud to be registered with the UK’s Fundraising Regulator.

- The promoter of this Unity Lottery is The Aspinall Foundation, Port Lympne Reserve, Lympne, Nr Hythe, Kent, CT21 4PD
- The Aspinall Foundation is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by The Aspinall Foundation under account number 312.
- A minimum of 50% of the total lottery proceeds go to supporting the work carried out by The Aspinall Foundation, 18.4% on prizes and 31.6% on expenses and administration of the lottery.
- The overall chance of winning any prize in The Aspinall Foundation Lottery is 1 in 63 per entry, per weekly draw.

