Concern Raffle 2023

This year we are dedicating the Concern Raffle to supporters like you to celebrate your brilliant kindness and generosity. We want to give you the chance to win fabulous prizes!

The big Cash Draw has over €7,000 worth of prizes, with a first prize of €4,000, a second prize of €2,000, a third prize of €500 and ten runners-up prizes of €100 each.

Every ticket you buy gives you a chance to win a prize in our Cash Draw. But not only that, every raffle ticket you buy or sell will go towards supporting vulnerable families fighting hunger in the DRC. That’s why every ticket is a winner!

Buying your tickets online is so quick and easy. Tickets are €3 each and can be bought at the top of the page – you can buy as many as you want!

Make sure to get your tickets before the closing date of 18th August. The draw will take place on the 1st September.

As well as the cash prizes, we also have two bonus draws, increasing your chances of winning. 

Buy your tickets before 9th June and we’ll enter you into the Early Bird Draw with five €50 one4all vouchers up for grabs.

For each €30 book of tickets you buy or sell, we’ll enter you into the Super Supporter Draw with a chance to win:

• Afternoon tea for two at The Shelbourne
• €200 Blue Book Voucher
• Fallon & Byrne hamper
• Luxury booklover’s hamper
• Overnight stay at Muckross Park Hotel & Spa
• Dinner for two at Wineport Lodge

Most importantly, every ticket you buy or sell makes a BIG impact for vulnerable people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Raging conflict is causing extreme food scarcity in the DRC, devastating the lives of people like Feza, who lives in the Kalemie territory.

Feza and her husband work as farmers, but they still don’t earn enough to feed their five growing children. They’ve often been forced to get by on just one meal a day – not nearly enough to keep hunger at bay.

The extreme scarcity of food in the DRC left Feza's children in grave danger of malnutrition but, thanks to kind supporters like you, Feza was able to receive immediate food assistance including flour, oil, beans and salt, so she could feed her family.

She also received seeds and tools to grow her own nutritious crops of cowpea, peanut, and maize - ensuring that her children will be safe from hunger in the long term. And she’s now selling her leftover crops to help put her children through school too.