GFTU Union Lotto
What is Union Lotto?
The Union Lotto was created on behalf of GFTU’s Educational Trust and other Good Causes. It was set up to support the Trust’s work in delivering quality learning opportunities to union activists, affiliated trade unions and partner organisations.
We have a variety of different Good Causes that have signed up totally FREE with Union Lotto for extra fundraising in this time of shrinking budgets.
How Does Union Lotto Work?
Find out how it works as a supporter.
One ticket to support a Good Cause with Union Lotto costs £1 a week and 60p goes into the prize fund so that your chosen Good Cause(s) are winners too.
If you match 6 lucky numbers you will win £25,000 and the draws take place every Saturday at 8pm.
To view all of Union Lotto’s Good Causes – click here
We are happy to support other Good Cause and encourage you to sign up as a Good Cause by visiting the website.
Why Support GFTU's Educational Trust?
The GFTU’s Educational Trust does some amazing work; we’ve adapted many of our courses to a hybrid model and now offer a range of on-line and self-guided learning courses while maintaining the delivery of high quality face-to-face learning opportunities.
We pride ourselves on offering thought-provoking learning experiences, conferences and events, undertake research and bring people together to make a difference, as well as host a variety of events for our affiliated trade unions, their officers, activists and members.
Our programmes are wide ranging and designed to offer such things as:
1. Skills development to be a better activist or official.
2. Learning about the history of Trade Unions and the Labour movement.
3. Understanding struggles around the world and what we can do to make a positive difference.
Are you a Good Cause Yet?
If you’re a charity in need of funding, you can start raising funds with Union Lotto today!
Find out more by visiting: Good Causes - FAQs or Apply now for free!
If you have any enquiries, please direct them to GFTU Operations Manager, Ian Richards, via ianr@gftu.org.uk or by calling 01509 410867 / 07903 523746.
