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LFC FoundationRaise funds for LFC Foundation and win cash with the relaunched Anfield half time prize draw
Liverpool supporters will be able to win cash prizes at Anfield while supporting the club’s official charity, the LFC Foundation, with the re-launch of its Half Time Prize Draw.
Previously known as the LFC Foundation Lottery, it will return at the Liverpool vs Villarreal fixture at Anfield on Tuesday October 20. Every ticket purchased will help the LFC Foundation continue its work tackling social inequalities home and away. Supporters can buy a ticket for just £2 on a matchday from dedicated Foundation ticket sellers inside Anfield. Half of the net proceeds go to the lucky prize winner, with the rest towards the LFC Foundation.
The winning ticket number will be drawn at half time and displayed here. Fans can also check whether they’ve won by scanning the QR code on the back of their ticket.
The more tickets sold, the bigger the prize fund, meaning every purchase not only increases the jackpot, but also raises vital funds the work of the LFC Foundation.
To celebrate the re-launch LFC Foundation are giving the chance to win a signed Liverpool FC 26/27 home shirt. Simply click here to enter.
Matt Parish, chief executive of LFC Foundation, said: "We are delighted to re-launch the LFC Foundation Half Time Prize Draw and give supporters another way to support our communities.
"Every day we see first-hand the impact our programmes have on the lives of children, young people and families. By taking part, supporters will not only have the chance to win a fantastic cash prize but will also help us continue tackling social inequality and providing opportunities for those who need them most.
"The support we receive from our fans is incredible and this initiative will play an important role in helping us reach even more people across our communities."
Throughout the 24-25 season, the LFC Foundation supported more than 145,000 people, with 20 per cent located within the most deprived communities of the UK – underlining the continued scale and reach of its work across the region.
For further information and full terms and conditions, click here.
To protect your privacy, we do not collect names or personal details when tickets are purchased. Please keep your ticket safe and check the published winning number to see if you have won.
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