Congratulations to all our winners!

Prize number – Prize – Winning Ticket number – Winner
1 – An Apple iPad (worth £329) – 204 – Douglas Freeman
2 – Soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds (worth £29.99) – 193 – Carlota Berruezo
3 – Anker Soundcore Bluetooth Speaker (worth £29.99) – 42 – Jamie Irving
4 – Google Chromecast (worth £50) – 172 – Sophie Morris
5 – Uma handthrown ceramic vase, by Caroline Umali. (worth £80) – 145 – Emily Jordan
6 – Kids Activity Pack (worth £20) – 56 – Jennifer Longstaff
7 – The Chocolate DeliHandmade Mixed Chocolate Selection – 154 – Mathilde Gauvain
8 – Beer Pack 1 (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10) – 66 – Rebecca Chaffleson
9 – Beer Pack 2 (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10) – 112 – Belinda Freeman
10 – Beer Pack 3 (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10) – 198 – Fergus MacMillan
11 – Beer Pack 4 (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10) – 4 – Kirsty Lester
12 – Beer Pack 5 (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10) – 125 – Holly Choules
13 – A 2023 Victoria (Australia) Shiraz (worth £8) – 77 – Wendy Hulance
14 – A Portuguese Rosé (Azenha Do Mar) (worth £6) – 153 – Tracy Oshiro
15 – A bottle of 2015 Château d’Armailhac Grand Cru Classé Pauillac – 44 – Jamie Irving
16 – bottle of Champagne – 179 – Janet Hornsby
17 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £50 1 – 73 – Sally Grazier
18 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £50 2 – 188 – Mark Jenkins
19 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £25 1 – 6 – Breege Murphy
20 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £25 2 – 201 – Eloise Leggett
21 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £25 3 – 115 – Belinda Freeman
22 – Off Peak Luxury Vouchers £25 4 – 150 – Tracy Oshiro
23 – Greggs £20 Voucher – 158 – Clare Pitt
24 – £20 Amazon Voucher – 183 – Sarah Jenkins
25 – An adult and child ticket to Crocodiles of the World (Brize Norton, 40 minutes West of Oxford. Worth £18) – 135 – Greg Chown
26 – Zoë Ellison A4 Print ‘In the Jungle’ print (worth £25) – 147 – Tess Elford
27 – A tea cube from Bird & Blend Tea Co (worth £11) – 134 – Greg Chown
28 – The Natural Confectionary Co. Pack (3x bags. Worth £5) – 166 – Caroline Umali
30 – Toddler Pack (worth £22) – 128 – Toni Mannion
31 – Sensory Pack (worth £25) – 40 – Jamie Irving
32 – Nivea Mens Cosmetics Pack (worth £14) – 175 – Josie Hulance
33 – For the Home Pack (worth £35) – 177 – Hazel Gregory
34 – Organic Kawakawa Skin Pack (worth £15) – 130 – Linda Chown
35 – Focus Journal (from Seth Godin, for when you’re ready to shop work that matters. Worth £22) 184 – Jane Fisher
36 – The Joke Pack (worth £30) – 164 – Caroline Umali
37 – Bears vs Babies Game (with NSFW Cards. Worth £10) – 144 – Emily Jordan
38 – Swarovski Slake bracelet. (worth £59.00) – 72 – Jeanette Goodman
39 – Dandelion Drop Earrings (worth £10) – 92 – Delphine Pages
40 – Small (2 inch) Bee Sculpture (worth £10) – 9 – Charlene Spackman
41 – Bumble bee earrings (worth £10) – 36 – Jamie Irving
42 – A Charlie Book (worth £9.95) – 181 – Jenkins
29a – Little Robins Keepsake (worth £4.50) – 19 – Gareth Humphries
29b – Little Robins Keepsake (worth £4.50) – 104 – Lesley Homer
29c – Little Robins Keepsake (worth £4.50) – 64 – Rebecca Chaffleson

Prizes include:

• An Apple iPad (worth £329)
• Soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds (worth £29.99)
• Anker Soundcore Bluetooth Speaker (worth £29.99)
• Google Chromecast (worth £50)
• Uma handthrown ceramic vase, by Caroline Umali. Approx 19cm high and 12cm wide (worth £80)
• Kids Activity Pack (worth £20)
  –  Crayola Gigantic Colouring Book
  –  Crayola Crayons of Kindness
  –  Crayola SuperTips Washable Markers
  – Playdoh 4 Pack
  – 2 x Ultimate Sticker Book (Ocean and Train)
• The Chocolate DeliHandmade Mixed Chocolate Selection (worth £50. Some of the chocolates contains nuts and some contain milk. While the chocolates are gluten free, The Chocolate Deli is not certified as a gluten free environment)
• 5 x Beer Pack (a bottle of beer and a Fuller Frontier Pint Glass! Worth £10)
• 4 x bottle of wine
  – A 2023 Victoria (Australia) Shiraz (worth £8)
  – A Portuguese Rosé (Azenha Do Mar) (worth £6)
  – A bottle of 2015 Château d’Armailhac Grand Cru Classé Pauillac from the cellar of Andy Hulance. This wine is a 2015 Bordeaux and has been kept in a cellar. It has been made by the team at Mouton Rothschild and is a ripe vintage that has plenty of power and depth. The critics have awarded it between 92 and 93 points (out of a 100) and its value is currently about £72. Drink by 2040.
  – A bottle of Champagne from the cellar of Tony Collins
• Off Peak Luxury Vouchers (2x £50 Vouchers and 4x £25 Vouchers up for grabs!)
• Greggs £20 Voucher
• £20 Amazon Voucher
• An adult and child ticket to Crocodiles of the World (Brize Norton, 40 minutes West of Oxford. Worth £18)
• Zoë Ellison A4 Print ‘In the Jungle’ print (worth £25)
• A tea cube from Bird & Blend Tea Co (worth £11)
• The Natural Confectionary Co. Pack (3x bags. Worth £5)
• Little Robins Keepsake (worth £4.50)
• Toddler Pack (worth £22)
  – Bathtime Buddies Alphabet Set
  – Chad Valley 3x Soft Vehicle Pack
  – Chad Valley Remote Control
  – Chad Valley Soft Fire Engine
  – 2x Bubble Wands
• Sensory Pack (worth £25)
  – 3 x Inflatable Farm Sticks
  – Expandaball
  – Sensory Ball
  – Whoopie Cushion
  – 3x Space Blankets
  – 4x Light up Buttons
  – 2x Bubble Wands
• Nivea Mens Cosmetics Pack (worth £14)
• For the Home Pack (worth £35)
  – Botanica Home Reed Diffuser
  – Airwick Sparkling Peach and Apricot
  – Spaas Candle
  – 100% Cotton Bee Tea Towels (by Cooksmart)
• Organic Kawakawa Skin Pack (Kawakawa Essential Skincare Gift Set – (for sensitive skin) worth £15)
• Focus Journal (from Seth Godin, for when you’re ready to shop work that matters. Worth £22)
• The Joke Pack (worth £30)
  – Nano origami
  – Beer Pong
  – Joke Toilet Roll
  – Sudoki Toilet Roll
  – How to swear in sign language
• Bears vs Babies Game (with NSFW Cards. Worth £10)
• Swarovski Slake bracelet. (worth £59.00)
• Dandelion Drop Earrings (worth £10)
• Small (2 inch) Bee Sculpture (worth £10)
• Bumble bee earrings (worth £10)
• A Charlie Book (worth £9.95)

This raffle/small society lottery is licensed with the London Borough of Wandsworth (license LN/000062173) and meets the requirements of the Gambling Commission. This raffle is for the sole purpose of Fundraising. The Mikaere Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales. Charity #1200720.

Terms and Conditions

1. Monies raised by the raffle will support the general work of The Mikaere Foundation, registered charity number 1200720.

2. Person responsible: Elly Hulance, The Mikaere Foundation (charity no 1200720), 90 York Rd, London, SW11 3GT, hello@mikaerefoundation.org. Registered with London Borough of Wandsworth (license LN/000062173) pursuant to The Gambling Act 2005.

Rules of the Raffle

3. The cost of each ticket entry into the raffle is £10 (or three tickets for £20). Entrants may purchase more than one ticket. Payment to enter the raffle must be made in advance of the draw date (31 October 5pm). Any payment received after the draw date will be treated as a donation.

4. No tickets can be sold to, on behalf of, or for a person under the age of 18 years. If a ticket is sold unwittingly to, on behalf of or for, a person under the age of 18, they will be exempt from the raffle and will forfeit their prize and the payment will be returned.

5. To receive raffle ticket prizes, online entrants must be residents of Great Britain and 18 years of age or over.

6. Participation in the raffle can be made through this website with payment by credit or debit card, where entries will be notified by email of their ticket numbers.

7. Raffle tickets will be entered into the draw only when the whole payment is received.

8. We can accept no responsibility for raffle tickets which are lost, damaged, and illegible or from which the prize-winner cannot be identified, or for any technical failure or event which may cause the competition to be disrupted or corrupted.

9. Any ticket entries received after the closing date may miss entry into the draw and therefore will be considered as a donation to The Mikaere Foundation.

How the Prize Draw Works

10. Raffle tickets will be drawn randomly. Prizes will be allocated in order of the tickets being drawn from the 1st prize down to the last one. The result of the raffle draw is final. No correspondence will be entered into.

11. Entrants should keep the ticket or allocated number as proof of purchase.

12. If we are unable to contact a prize-winner, and a prize remains unclaimed for three months following our first attempt to notify the prize-winner, we may apply the prize as we see fit, including re-offering the prize in future raffles.

13. All winners are required to co-operate with us, in publishing their win as and where we deem appropriate, and to provide proof of age when requested.

14. In the event of an error, however caused, whether a printing error or otherwise, which affects the competition in any way, we reserve the right to administer the raffle as though the error had not occurred. Where we deem it appropriate and/or feasible we will notify entrants of the error.

15. Failure to comply with any of these rules may result in the disqualification of the entry. We reserve the right to disqualify any entry at our absolute discretion.

Responsible Gambling

16. We are committed to operating our raffle in a socially responsible way.

17. Are you gambling more than you really want to? If you feel you have a problem with gambling, please visit GamCare’s website https://www.gamcare.org.uk/ for help or contact the national helpline on: 0808 8020133. Lines open 8am to midnight, seven days a week.

Thank you to our very kind sponsors, who donated products to our fundraiser:
– Greggs
– Bird and Blend Tea Company
– The Chocolate Deli
– Off Peak Luxury
– Crocodiles of the World
– Zoë Ellison
– Tony Collins
– Andy Hulance