Raffle ticket template

A raffle is a lottery where you can buy tickets in order to win prizes. It can often be big prizes, like a car or a vacation. Prizes are determined by a draw of tickets or marbles from a barrel or other receptacle, or by an electronic device (often called a random number generator).

How do you use a Raffle ticket?

These tips will help you run a successful raffle and raise as much money for your cause as possible:

1. Make sure you look through local law and regulations
Different states, cities, and counties require a permit for holding a raffle. That's because a raffle is considered a lottery in those places. So the best thing to do is to check beforehand if you need one. It will be a disaster if you find out later on that you're actually doing something illegal.

2. Set Some Goals
After that, you need to figure out if your raffle is for a non-profit organization or a charity. Financial goals need to be set as well. Remember that the price point per raffle ticket is going to be more apparent than the cost of the prize the entrants have a chance at winning.

3. Plan your raffle prizes
People will buy raffle tickets in order to win good stuff. What items will you then plan for them to win? The bigger the prize, the more people will buy tickets for it. You can have smaller items, but you know that more people will buy raffles for cars and travel packages. Here are some raffle ideas:

• Weekend getaways
  
• Luxury travel packages
• Cars
  
• Gift certificates/cards
• Sports trip
• Gift baskets
• Electronic items
  
• Dinner parties
• Season tickets
• Home appliances
• Theme park tickets
• Adventure package
• Concert tickets
  

After downloading this lucky draw raffle ticket template and filling in the blanks, you can easily customize the style, typography, details, and appearance of your Raffle ticket. If this isn't the right template you are looking for, then certainly take a look at the other letters that Bizzlibrary.com offers. We have many letters ranging from cover letters to forms, checklists, etc.