Your shot at $800k is ready and waiting!*​

We’re proud to announce Deaf Lottery, our long-term partner*, has just launched their latest lottery with a total prize pool of $928,500!

The Deaf Lottery* offers a unique opportunity for Australians to make a significant impact while also indulging in the thrilling chance of a life-changing win. With single prizes up to $800K and tickets starting at just $2*, it's an enticing prospect for anyone looking to support a worthy cause and perhaps turn their own dreams into reality.

Your shot at $800k! Image Credit: Deaf Lottery

Let's talk about the impact your ticket can have.

The Deaf Lottery is an initiative of Deaf Connect*, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to empowering the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. This lottery stands out not only for its impressive prize pool* but also for its commitment to changing lives. By purchasing a ticket, you're contributing to a range of vital services and programs that make a real difference, from social inclusion activities for deaf seniors to vital classroom learning resources for deaf children*.

Deaf Connect* is a registered service provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). In the past year alone, Deaf Connect* has clocked over 50,000 hours of support work, facilitated the learning of Auslan for over 4,000 students, and distributed more than $300,000 in grants and sponsorships. These numbers translate into real support, real education, and real empowerment for deaf Australians. Your ticket purchase helps to sustain these efforts*, ensuring that the deaf community continues to thrive.

Now, let's talk about the prizes*!

Deaf Lottery* is known in Australia as the draw with one of the most competitive odds of winning, a guaranteed winner in each lottery* and a limited number of tickets available.

Depending on which prize is chosen, the winner will receive around $800,000 total* to put towards their dream.

Does your dream include a new car or home? Image Credit: Deaf Lottery

The Deaf Lottery offers four flexible prize packages*, each designed to cater to different dreams and lifestyles.

Imagine winning a home and land package*, complete with $700,000 in gold bullion, $20,000 in cash, and $80,000 towards a home builder, renovator, or architect*. It's the kind of prize that could set you and future generations of your family up for life.

For those with wanderlust in their hearts, there's the option of a brand-new car, a Jayco caravan, a motorhome, or a camper*. Picture yourself hitting the open road, exploring Australia's stunning landscapes with all the comforts of home in tow. It's an adventurer's dream come true.

And for those who like a bit of flexibility, the 'build your own prize' option* is a treasure trove of possibilities. With $700,000 in gold bullion and $100,000 to spend on motor vehicles, marine craft, or travel vouchers*, you can craft the prize package that best suits your desires. Whether it's investing, splurging, or even sharing your good fortune with others, the choice is entirely yours.

BONUS CHANCES TO WIN:

Each Deaf Lottery campaign also offers additional prizes*, including $20,000 cash in their Early Bird Bonus Draw, as well as exclusive cash prizes every lottery for members of the Deaf Lottery VIP Club (consisting of Deaf Lottery supporters who order five or more tickets in each campaign through credit card or PayPal).

From Monday, 26 August, until Monday, 9 September, purchase a $10 ticket book (minimum) to be in the running to win a $3,000 JB-HIFI or Bunnings voucher*.

Now closed:
$20,000 Early Bird Bonus Draw* - closes on Sunday 25th August.
7 x Weekly VIP Draws to win $1,000 eGift Cards (Five winners drawn each week).
3 x VIP Bonus Draws (1st = $20,000 Gold Bullion, 2nd = $10,000 Cash, 3rd = $5,000 Cash).

Key Takeaways

• The Deaf Lottery* is a charitable initiative that provides support to the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, with tickets available for as little as $2*.
• Deaf Connect*, the organisation behind the lottery, offers substantial community support, including Auslan education and various services under the NDIS.
• When purchasing a Deaf Lottery ticket, individuals have a chance to win up to $800,000 in prizes*, with the flexibility to choose from home and land packages, new cars, caravans, motorhomes, campers, or a custom prize option.
• Lottery No. 216* is scheduled to be drawn on September 19, 2024, with entries closing on September 15, 2024.

Entering the Deaf Lottery* is a breeze. Head over to their website*, and with a few clicks, you can secure your chance to win*.

Interested in the impact your ticket has? Image Credit: Deaf Lottery

The most popular ticket bundle offers 15 tickets for $30*, providing solid odds of one in 133,333, and you’ll also receive an additional $10,000 Gold Bullion. Another great choice is to buy 25 tickets for $50*, for a one in 80,000 chance and a bonus $20,000 Gold Bullion. If you're feeling particularly lucky, 100 tickets for $200* will give you an even better chance at one in 20,000 and a bonus $30,000 Gold Bullion. And remember, if tickets don't sell out, your odds improve even further.

Past winners* have used their windfalls to purchase dream homes and luxury cars or even embark on unforgettable travel adventures.

Here’s what the Draw 211 winner had to say*:

‘I actually missed the phone call, so I found out I'd won through my email! Like any sensible Aussie, my first thought was, "Is this some kind of scam?" But after chatting with the Deaf Connect team*, the news really sunk in, and I couldn’t believe I’d won 800K!*’

‘Winning the Deaf Lottery* has truly changed my life. With our debts cleared and the mortgage off our minds, my wife and I can finally breathe easy. I can retire from the grind of six-day work weeks, and at our age, that's a game-changer. Now, we savor our quality time and have started looking for a new home to enjoy our retirement in. It's a dream we never thought possible, but here we are, filled with gratitude for this incredible stroke of luck.’ they continued*.

And what about the Draw 214 winner?*

‘This is our first year of marriage, so winning the lottery was like a dream come true. It’s like we’re in the honeymoon phase still, but now our future is set up for life. We're a happy little household, just renting and getting on with life. We love travelling around Australia and hope to enjoy it even more now!’

‘People always say you’ve got to be in it to win it*. You've got to give it a chance. And the best way to do that is to support a charity and win a prize that’s going to a good place.’

Some have even had the extraordinary luck of winning twice*! But regardless of the outcome, every ticket holder can take pride in knowing that their purchase supports the Deaf community, making every entry a win-win situation*.

Lottery No. 216 is set to be drawn on September 19, 2024, and entries close on September 15, 2024*.

Don't miss your chance to be part of something special. Enter now, support a vital cause*, and who knows? You might just be the next big winner* that we write about!

Visit the Deaf Lottery website today and secure your tickets*. Or call their Support Team on 1800 773 678* if you’d prefer to speak to someone directly.


*Please note, members, that this is a sponsored article. All content with an asterisk next to it means we may get a commission to write an article or post a deal. We do this to assist with the costs of running the SDC. Thank you!

 

[Ezzy]

I usually enter these competitions without any expectations of winning. I haven't been disappointed yet with no win. It is all about supporting a good course.

 

[novezar]

With all forms of "Lottery/Powerball" styles of available gambling, just how many tickets do they expect to sell to pay for the prizes ? Sounds like a "Bloody Damned Lot" to me. This is b4 they make a profit to share around as they claim they'll do.

 

[Veggiepatch]

Better than giving it to a dipshit "organisation" like Amnesty International who use the worst form of slave labour - namely volunteers.

All the while, the CEO "earns" a mere USD 1.3 million BEFORE lucrative bonuses for sitting on her fat arse according to Forbes Magazine back in 2018!

Many charities are scum, with much of the donations being diverted to "administration" costs. Which equals to lining their own pockets. Before you say "no way", I personally indulged in such shit, reaping in a few thousand dollars in a month for being a "team leader".

I promptly left in disgust.

 

[novezar]

If & when I'd be able to make a substancial money gift to a very "Special" deserving charity, I'll get a bank cheque made out too & mailed to that particular charity. e.g., seeing eye dog institution & in Sydney, The Bill Crews organisation. Bill & his crew do an absolutely grand job preparing, cooking & serving up hot meals to the far disadvantaged destituted persons in the city or wherever they maybe from. What I describe as "WORTHY CAUSES".

 

[Littleboy8]

If & when I'd be able to make a substancial money gift to a very "Special" deserving charity, I'll get a bank cheque made out too & mailed to that particular charity. e.g., seeing eye dog institution & in Sydney, The Bill Crews organisation. Bill & his crew do an absolutely grand job preparing, cooking & serving up hot meals to the far disadvantaged destituted persons in the city or wherever they maybe from. What I describe as "WORTHY CAUSES".

Absolutely agree with you novezar

 

[MickyMouse24]

I hate these because from my experience as soon as you get on their books all sorts of charities start emailing and calling. So I dont bother.

 

[Ebby]

If & when I'd be able to make a substancial money gift to a very "Special" deserving charity, I'll get a bank cheque made out too & mailed to that particular charity. e.g., seeing eye dog institution & in Sydney, The Bill Crews organisation. Bill & his crew do an absolutely grand job preparing, cooking & serving up hot meals to the far disadvantaged destituted persons in the city or wherever they maybe from. What I describe as "WORTHY CAUSES".

Better than giving it to a dipshit "organisation" like Amnesty International who use the worst form of slave labour - namely volunteers.

All the while, the CEO "earns" a mere USD 1.3 million BEFORE lucrative bonuses for sitting on her fat arse according to Forbes Magazine back in 2018!

Many charities are scum, with much of the donations being diverted to "administration" costs. Which equals to lining their own pockets. Before you say "no way", I personally indulged in such shit, reaping in a few thousand dollars in a month for being a "team leader".

I promptly left in disgust.

 

[Ezzy]

If & when I'd be able to make a substancial money gift to a very "Special" deserving charity, I'll get a bank cheque made out too & mailed to that particular charity. e.g., seeing eye dog institution & in Sydney, The Bill Crews organisation. Bill & his crew do an absolutely grand job preparing, cooking & serving up hot meals to the far disadvantaged destituted persons in the city or wherever they maybe from. What I describe as "WORTHY CAUSES".

No organisation expects a 'Substantial' donation from anyone other than a business.
Having said that though; two years in a row while collecting in the city for The Salvation Army on their Badge Day l was fortunate enough to receive $100 on each occassion from a young person. He tapped me on the shoulder, l turned & as l did he came from the other side & deposited the donation into my tin.