The Health Lottery

The Health Lottery launched in October 2011 and raises money to support local health related good causes throughout Great Britain.

The Health Lottery is a philanthropic initiative launched in October 2011 to raise money for targeted support to communities and local charity groups.

Over the past decade, the lottery has raised more than £130 million and directly improved the lives of more than 748,000 people across Great Britain.

Each ticket sold contributes towards local health related good causes in Great Britain. The Health Lottery operates on behalf of 6 local community interest companies, operating in 12 geographical regions across Great Britain which tackle deprivation and health inequality. Grants allocated by The People’s Health Trust have supported more than 3,500 local health projects and charities like Carers Trust, The Conservation Volunteers, Royal Voluntary Service, Dementia UK, Mencap, The Youth Sports Trust, Children’s Food Trust, and thousands of other grassroots projects.

The Health Lottery has five draws a week, from Tuesday to Saturday, each with a minimum jackpot of £25,000 and on Wednesday and Saturday, The Health Lottery has a free second prize draw to win £100,000.

Every month, a different region benefits from lottery sales for all draws in that month. This rotation system ensures that communities across the whole of Great Britain get an equitable share of the sales.