Grand Draw

In addition to our weekly lottery, the Charity holds two GRAND LOTTERY DRAWS every year. These take place during the Summer and at Christmas. Our 2018 Christmas Draw took place on Thursday 20th December. We were once again astounded by the amount of support we received as a total of £99,830 tickets were sold. Our congratulations go to all the winners and a big thank you to everyone who took part!

DSAA Grand Christmas Draw 2018 Winners

£1,000 Mrs J Chilcott, Weston-Super-Mare (Ticket number 195953)

£250 Mrs L Teague, Poole (Ticket number 341093)

£150 Mrs A Thompson, Christchurch (Ticket number 429868)

£125 Mr G Senior, Melbury Osmond (Ticket number 450102)

£100 Mrs E Smith, Charlton Marshall (Ticket number 380936)

DSAA Grand Summer Draw 2018 Winners

£1,000 Mrs A Farmer, Holwell (Ticket number 543528)

£250 Mr J Treagus, Bathpool (Ticket number 155389)

£150 Mr W Bryant, Swanage (Ticket number 359855)

£125 Mrs C Martell, Attleborough (Ticket number 674346)

£100 Mrs D O’Hara, Oake (Ticket number 124840)

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