Driver Wanted To Help Save Kids’ Lives
Driver Wanted To Help Save Kids’ Lives
Sound like a job worth doing? We think so.
Buy just one lottery ticket and you could be driving off for your summer holiday in a brand new Suzuki Swift and helping us improve children’s lives at the same time.
Save the Children’s Great Kiwi Lottery kicks off on Saturday, 8 October and there are three great prizes up for grabs. Tickets are only $5 each. If you’re feeling really lucky, you can buy a book of 5 tickets for $20 – that means you get one ticket FREE. Buy your tickets at selected Save the Children shops around New Zealand or download an order form from www.savethechildren.org.nz
Also keep an eye on our website and facebook pages for other selected sales venues - including markets and malls around the country.
All money raised will go towards the work of Save the Children New Zealand says CEO Liz Gibbs.
“The Great Kiwi Lottery is an important fundraising event for Save the Children New Zealand and money raised will help us continue to help children in need – in New Zealand, the Pacific and around the world,” Ms Gibbs says.
So, tell your mates, your nana and whoever else you have a cuppa with this spring and make sure you don’t miss out. There are only a limited number of tickets available and they will be sold on a first come, first served basis.
Get your summer gear out,
grab your tickets and bobs your uncle - you’ll be in to
win:
1st prize is a Suzuki Swift 1.4
GLX with all its nifty gadgets and storage options, on-road
costs paid, a full tank of petrol, 3-year/100k warranty & 5
years’ roadside assistance (valued at $23,990);
2nd prize is a luxury break for two in
Queenstown, including airfares, 5 nights’ accommodation at
a 5 star property, and tour & adventure activities of your
choice (valued at $3,300); and
3rd
prize is a hamper of luxury gifts from our very own Save
the Children store. This includes a RHODIA black laptop bag,
a Living Lights large candle bowl, Aotearoa cushion, Kowtow
T-shirts and more (valued at
$1,000)
ENDS