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Win Up To $200K In Prizes @ MS Lottery*​

Imagine the thrill of gripping the steering wheel of a sleek BMW M2 Coupe*, feeling the purr of the engine as you take to the open road.

Now, picture yourself with an extra $50,000 in gold bullion ready to be cashed in and the promise of a $10,000 luxury holiday to the Greek Islands*, where the azure waters and golden sunsets await.

This isn't just a daydream; it's the grand prize of one of Australia's best-odds lotteries*, and it could be your reality.

Introducing MS Lottery, where your ticket not only catapults you into the running for their most extravagant prize ever* but also supports a noble cause.

With only 10,000 tickets available*, this lottery offers some of the best odds you'll find Down Under.

The MS Lottery is a beacon of hope, providing brighter futures for individuals affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) and other neurological conditions*.

The funds raised go towards essential services like the NeuroAssist helpline, specialist nursing support, and assistance with accessing life-changing NDIS funding.

But that's not all. If you purchase your ticket before Wednesday, 20 November, 11:59 PM AEST, you'll be automatically entered into their BONUS $10,000 Early Bird Draw*.

That's an additional $10,000 prize just getting in early!

Let's break it down: one ticket can help someone with MS navigate the complexities of the NDIS*, ensuring they receive the services and equipment crucial for their well-being.

Two tickets can provide access to a specialist MS nurse*, offering guidance and support to manage symptoms and medication.

Three tickets can help keep the NeuroAssist helpline operational*, a service that offers a friendly voice and knowledgeable advice to those in need.

You could win over $200,000 in MS Lottery’s latest draw! Credit: MS Lottery

So, why not take a chance? You could be the lucky winner of a life-changing prize, and you'll also be contributing to a cause that offers real, tangible support to those living with MS.

With ticket prices starting at just $50*, it's an opportunity to dream big, play smart, and support a community that truly benefits from every ticket sold.

 

[Gezzabel]

Wow! My beautiful daughter, age 33, has MS. Started out as glandular fever, then onto chronic fatigue syndrome, then MS. Every parents worst day. She is registered with NDIS, but receives a pittance from the scheme. She is not a taker, and she is married with 2 girls aged 8 and 9. She has a disability parking permit, but receives almost zero from the almost bankrupt scheme. There’s do many people ripping it off. Using facials and masssges, and other such “necessities “, it’s disgraceful. It was set up with the best of intentions, but now costs the government, ( the taxpayers), more than the whole of Medicare per year! It’s great to hear that someone is trying to raise funds for this horrendous disease. My daughter is not even reimbursed for her essential annual MRI, about $950.00 per scan. Mum and Dad pay that too. It’s unfair. She struggles every day, but tries to stay positive. Each year we celebrate if no new brain or spinal lesions emerge. It’s the ones she has already, that causes all of the stress and anxiety and pain associated with the disease. Thx for supporting MS. It’s really appreciated by everyone who knows someone with the diagnosis. Gezabel.

 

[Gezzabel]

Wow! My beautiful daughter, age 33, has MS. Started out as glandular fever, then onto chronic fatigue syndrome, then MS. Every parents worst day. She is registered with NDIS, but receives a pittance from the scheme. She is not a taker, and she is married with 2 girls aged 8 and 9. She has a disability parking permit, but receives almost zero from the almost bankrupt scheme. There’s do many people ripping it off. Using facials and masssges, and other such “necessities “, it’s disgraceful. It was set up with the best of intentions, but now costs the government, ( the taxpayers), more than the whole of Medicare per year! It’s great to hear that someone is trying to raise funds for this horrendous disease. My daughter is not even reimbursed for her essential annual MRI, about $950.00 per scan. Mum and Dad pay that too. It’s unfair. She struggles every day, but tries to stay positive. Each year we celebrate if no new brain or spinal lesions emerge. It’s the ones she has already, that causes all of the stress and anxiety and pain associated with the disease. Thx for supporting MS. It’s really appreciated by everyone who knows someone with the diagnosis. Gezabel.

Meant to mention, but they believe there’s a link between mono and MS. If Epstein-Barr virus was eliminated, maybe by vaccine, the disease may not exist. That would be something of a gift.