The Muscular Dystrophy UK Weekly Lottery is a fun and exciting way to support people with muscle wasting conditions – and have a chance to win big!
Every week, you have the chance to win £10,000
Every week, you have the chance to win £10,000 or another great cash prize from £5 to £1,000.
It costs just £1 to enter or £2 to double your chances of winning. And, if you enter now, you’ll receive a gorgeous tote bag with your welcome pack, as our gift to you!
Simply click the ‘Enter now’ button to join by Direct Debit and ensure you never miss a draw. We will send you your unique 6-digit number. Then, if you win, we’ll write to let you know and pay your winnings directly to your bank account – so there’s no need to claim. Simple!
Join the Weekly Lottery and help families like Carmela’s
The best thing about our Weekly Lottery is that everyone’s a winner. Every single entry helps fund world-class research into treatment and cures for muscular dystrophy. You’ll also be helping provide practical and emotional support for people and families living with muscle wasting conditions across the UK.
“Carmela was just three years old when she was diagnosed. The news was a real shock to us, and at the beginning, we felt ourselves falling apart. Since Carmela’s diagnosis, her condition has gotten progressively worse. She struggles to lift even small items, to change her clothes, and she now wears a heart monitor under her skin. We’ve also struggled to find a school for her that can cope with her changing needs. But through all this, MDUK has been the first port of call. They answered all our questions when Carmela was newly diagnosed, and they were there for us later on too. They helped with things like Carmela’s education, health and care (EHC) plan for school as well as her disability living allowance (DLA) application. I really don’t know where we’d be without them. When you support MDUK’s work through the lottery, you’re helping raise money for research to find treatments for these kids, to give them hope of a longer and better life.”
– Lucy Watson, Carmela’s Mum