Carrickfergus and Whitehead Fundraising Branch
Carrickfergus and Whitehead RNLI Fundraising Branch Raffle
Fundraising for RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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The Carrickfergus and Whitehead RNLI fundraising branch are delighted to hold a raffle for a limited edition hand signed print of the painting "Leaving Carrickfergus" by artist Stephen McClean. This gives you the opportunity to support the RNLI and be in with the chance of winning this wonderful prize.
**Important information please read before entering/donating**
How it works
When you enter your donation amount ,please put this in multiples of £3 so we can put in the correct number of tickets for you! – It’s £3 per ticket, however, if you donate £10 on this page you’ll be entered in for 4 tickets & if you donate £20 you’ll be entered in for 8 tickets.
Once you donate, please click the option when prompted to share your contact information (Name & Contact Number) with us. This will solely be used to contact you if your name is drawn as a winner for the raffle. Please follow this process and do not donate anonymously, or it might not be possible to validate your entry.
The closing date for donations is on Friday 24th September 2021 and the draw takes place Live on our Facebook page on Saturday 25th September 2021 at 6pm.
PLEASE NOTE: any further donations to this page after this time will not be entered into the prize draw. We will attempt to notify the winner on that day. If we can’t identify or contact the winner within 2 weeks, we will re-draw. If you have any questions , please leave a comment on the Carrickfergus & Whitehead Facebook page.
You must be aged 18 years or over to enter.
Our RNLI lifeboats in Northern Ireland protect all of our communities through our 24-hour search and rescue service. They rely on the safest, most reliable lifeboats and modern stations to launch from. Northern Irelands unrivalled coasts and inland waters are valued by local communities and visitors alike, with millions travelling to enjoy them, and work on them each year. But the water remains an unpredictable environment that can catch people out. People will always need the help of the RNLI and we will always be there to answer that call.
