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Raise thousands for your
school, church or club in our
50/50 Prize Draw

Organisations across Scotland are being offered the opportunity to raise valuable funds, whilst helping our charity.
This is being achieved through a nationwide prize draw, to be completed before Christmas – providing schools, churches, clubs, the charity and many potential winners a very happy new year!
The ‘50 / 50 Prize Draw’ splits takings from sold tickets to benefit both the charity and the organisations taking part, whilst providing access to an impressive cache of prizes that is hard to match.
“It’s a fantastic opportunity for us to partner with organisations so that we raise funds together whilst raising the profile of our Charity,” said Cameron Henderson of Royal Blind. “The draw has been organised so that events such as Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas can be used to sell tickets and it finishes mid December so that all the prizes are issued before the festive break.'
Top prizes this year include:
- £7000 in cash,
- a 32” Sony Widescreen TV plus Xbox 360 Elite, and
- Nintendo Wii’s (4 to be won) .
This is not to mention the whole host of ‘money can’t buy’ prizes including authentic memorabilia from Coronation Street, signed Scottish Premiership merchandise, and books and other goodies signed by author Ian Rankin.
To check out the full list of prizes click here.
Tickets are on sale now for the draw that will take place on Monday 17 December 2007 in order that all the winners can enjoy their prizes over the festive season.
If you would like more information or would like to sell raffle tickets please call 0131 229 1456 or email cameron.henderson@royalblind.org.
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Working with our partners and supporters over the past year we have been able to:
- Teach...
119 blind, visually impaired or multiply disabled students at The Royal Blind School. - Care...
for our 70 visually impaired and elderly residents who have an average age of 90 years. - Employ...
visually impaired and disabled workers at The Scottish Braille Press. - Purchase...
much needed equipment and vehicles for the charity. - Support...
new projects and initiatives such as the sensory garden and the Bridgend organic allotment.

