Testimonials

We spoke with OneKind’s Lauren Buchanan to find out why they decided to set up a charity lottery to support their charity fundraising and what steps they have taken to ensure it has been a success.

Schnauzerfest is a registered charity that aims to provide financial assistance for veterinary bills for rescue dogs. Since joining the GivingLottery in 2021, they have raised over £36,000.

We gave a £250 Community Grant to Fleet Phoenix to empower them to deliver vital support and opportunities where they’re needed most.

The Vine Trust were awarded with a Community Grant to help them buy medical supplies for their medical ships in Tanzania and Peru.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Whitton told us their Church Rooms needed improvements. The Community Grant funds would contribute to the costs of resealing the floors.

Refugee Action Kingston were awarded a £250 Community Grant, find out how they spent it. 

Read how Prestbury St Mary's PTFA spent the £250 Community Grant given to them this year. 

Carol Prowse from Growing Roots shared how they spent their £250 Community Grant we awarded to them in April 2025. 

Newcastle Hospitals Charity joined the GivingLottery in June and are on track to raise nearly £5,000 in their first year!

We awarded the Banburyshire Citizen Project with a £250 Community Grant in April 2025. Andy Willis from the organisation shared how they spent their grant.

Animal Justice Project tells us how the funds thry raise through the GivingLottery drive our mission forward

How partnering with Jumbo Win as their charity partner for their Golden Ticket draw has helped us support thousands of causes.

Supporting Dalit Children are a charity that provide financial and social support to Dalit children, as well as spreading awareness on the challenges that Dalit children face.

The Driver Hire Benevolent Fund (DHBF) is a good cause that is run by Driver Hire, a Nationwide company, to help drivers in their time of need. 

Mad About Schnauzers UK Fundraising was formalised in December 2020 as a registered non-profit - importantly remaining a totally voluntary organisation.  

Most of our fundraising takes place on Mad About Schnauzers UK Fundraising Facebook group. 

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Supporting Dalit Children thank their supporters for their continued support during these difficult times.