Coronavirus update 28/5/21 – National Lockdown response – Great news, increased prize fund from 14th July 2021

The board are delighted to announce that as of 14th July 2021 the NYCDA Weekly Draw prize fund will be increased from £1275 to £1850

This is broken down into the following

  • 1 x £1,000
  • 1 x £500 Rollover
  • 1 x £100
  • 2 x £50
  • 2 x £25
  • 10 x £10

Please note that the outstanding Rollover balance will be reintroduced for the 14th July draw.

As a result the Rollover prize will be starting at £6500 that week

accordingly 

For more information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

The NYCDA Weekly Draw is licenced by the Gambling Commission via licence account no. 5166. For more information please visit National Youth and Community Development Association – Licence summary – Gambling Commission for more information

The National Youth and Community Development Association

Committed to helping its partners to raise as
much funding as possible for community development.

The National Youth and Community Development Association

Coronavirus Update – Temporary reduction in NYCDA Weekly Draw prize fund

Coronavirus update 28/5/21 – National Lockdown response – Great news, increased prize fund from 14th July 2021 The board are delighted to announce that as of 14th July 2021 the NYCDA Weekly Draw prize fund will be increased from £1275 to £1850 This is broken down into the following · 1 x £1,000 · 1 x £500 Rollover · 1 x £100 · 2 x £50 · 2 x £25 · 10 x £10 Please note that the outstanding Rollover balance will be reintroduced for the 14th July draw. As a result the Rollover prize will be starting at £6500 that week accordingly For more information, please do not hesitate to get in touch. The NYCDA Weekly Draw is licenced by the Gambling Commission via licence account no. 5166. For more information please visit National Youth and Community Development Association – Licence summary – Gambling Commission for more information

‘Covid update – Great news! Prize fund increase: As of Wednesday 4th November 2020 the NYCDA Weekly Draw prize fund will increase from £1275 to £1850. This is broken down into the following – £1000, £500 Rollover, £100, 2 x £50, 2 x £25 and 10 x £10.

For more information, please do not hesitate to get in touch’

Committed to helping its partners to raise as
much funding as possible for community development.

WHO

WE ARE

The National Youth and Community Development Association (NYCDA) is a not for profit organisation that is committed to helping its partners and affiliates to raise as much funding as possible for their various community development programmes. A major way in which NYCDA does this is via its ‘NYCDA Weekly Draw’, but our assistance doesn’t end there.

Based in the North West of England, the organisation works with beneficiary partners across the whole of the country to help raise money to allow them to deliver sport, health and education based projects for 10s of 1000s every year.

Please see link to our latest Annual Impact Report for more information – https://nycdaweeklydraw.co.uk/impact-statement.php?y=2021

NYCDA’s current work sees it focus its work primarily with a broad range of sports clubs of varying sizes. Current initiatives include work with Leeds Rhinos, Blackpool FC, Manchester Storm Ice Hockey Club, Hull FC, Durham Cricket Club and Worcester City Football Club, as well as the delivery of a fundraising ‘Game Day Draw’ for Rugby League Cares at all marquee rugby league events

In addition to our sports club based initiatives, NYCDA works with the charity Melanoma UK and Rossendale Hospice on fundraising and business development initiatives to increase the impact of the charities activities.

WHAT

WE DO

The National Youth and Community Development Association provides support for partners and affiliates to help them raise more funds for their community development initiatives and to raise the profile of those community development programmes

NYCDA has a team of staff with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, which allows it to provide a full range of support to its partners and affiliates. This support includes, but is not limited to the following:

WHAT

WE DO

The National Youth and Community Development Association provides support for partners and affiliates to help them raise more funds for their community development initiatives and to raise the profile of those community development programmes

NYCDA has a team of staff with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, which allows it to provide a full range of support to its partners and affiliates. This support includes, but is not limited to the following:

 

NYCDA

WEEKLY DRAW

What is the NYCDA Weekly Draw?

Where do the funds raised go?

To help the organisation to meet its aims and objectives, the NYCDA runs the ‘NYCDA Weekly Draw’ that is a fundraising lottery, registered with the Gambling Commission under account number 5166. For more information please visit National Youth and Community Development Association – Domain names – Gambling Commission

The NYCDA Weekly Draw takes place every Wednesday and costs £1 per week to enter. The total cash prize pot up for grabs is £3600, which sees prizes range from a guaranteed £2000, to a £500 Rollover that can reach £10,000, as well as 65 smaller £10 prizes

In addition, partners and affiliates provide a range of local non-cash sponsored prizes that include event/ match tickets, cinema tickets, meal tickets, leisurewear and so on.

For more information on the NYCDA Weekly Draw, including how to support your local organisation, how to get involved, how to access a list of winners or the draw’s terms & conditions, then please get in touch.

NYCDA supports partners and affiliates to deliver their many sport, health and education based projects across the whole country. Focus is helping community orientated sports clubs and charities to deliver

Projects NYCDA support range from community ice hockey sessions in Manchester and melanoma awareness on Merseyside to girls’ cricket in Durham and disability football in Stockport. Here you can see some images of the fantastic activities that funds raised via NYCDA, through its fundraising lottery, are being used for.

 

Beneficiary Partners

the NYCDA Weekly Draw

faq

Ive signed up via an official NYCDA Lottery canvasser, what happens next?

Firstly thanks for your support, it is very much appreciated. Within the next 3 weeks you will receive your welcome letter, which features your personal Lottery numbers. Please keep this safe

What should I do if I don’t receive my welcome pack within 3 weeks.

Please contact a member of the team at NYCDA via [email protected] or 01204 357010

Alternatively please contact a member of staff at the partner organisations to which you are a member of. Please contact us if you need such details

When does my DD get taken?

Direct Debits are taken on the first of the month or the nearest working day thereafter.

Where do the proceeds of the lottery go?

Beyond paying for reasonable operational costs and a contribution to the prize pot, all profits go towards support the delivery of NYCDA and its partner organisations aims and objectives

All these aims and objectives revolve around the desire to delivery good to the local community by providing for a range of sport, health and education based activities for the benefit of all.

Please visit the NYCDA and partner organisation’s websites and social media platforms for more information on the specific projects.

If you cancel with your bank then your Direct Debit will be automatically cancelled, but this will result in NYCDA being charged

Can I reduce my membership, but not cancel?

Yes you can. We recognise you may wish to change your support and respect this. All you need to do is contact NYCDA via [email protected] or 01204 357010. Alternatively speak to your partner affiliate of which you are a member of directly. If you need help sourcing their contact details then do not hesitate to get in touch with us

Please be aware that you must inform us by ten working days before the 1st of the month of next payment so we can inform the bank. Any later and we will have to wait until the next month and your original amount will be processed

Where do I check for the results?

The draw takes place every Wednesday afternoon. Results will be displayed on a variety of platforms including NYCDA and partner organisation’s website and social media platforms.

Results will stay visible on the website for a minimum of 3 months. Should you require results from further back, please do not hesitate to contact us

What do I do if I win?

Simply, nothing. We will call you or write to you to inform you of the good news within 3 weeks of the draw by the affiliate organisation you are a member of. The letter will either contain your winning cheque or feature a reference to a bank transfer of your winning funds. Congratulations!

What happens if I don’t cash my winning cheque?

In line with the NYCDA Weekly Draw’s terms and conditions and banking good practice, all cheques that are not cashed within 6 months of the date of their issue, will be considered null and void

As a result the funds accumulated will then be considered a donation to NYCDA and/ or the partner organisation the winner is affiliated to, and be used for that organisation’s aims and objectives.

Do I have to publicise my winnings?

No you are not obliged to. That said we would very much like to publicise your success should you want to. On receipt of your winnings, you may be contacted by a member of staff of NYCDA and/ or your affiliated organisation in the hope that you may provide a quote and photograph. 

These would be used on the official NYCDA and partner website and social media platforms to promote the Lottery and the good causes funds are raised for

Is the ‘NYCDA Weekly Draw’ legally compliant?

As per requirements of the Gambling Act 2005, the ‘NYCDA Weekly Draw’ is licenced by the Gambling Commission under licence no. 000-005166-006

NYCDA’s policies and procedures is constantly reviewed to ensure it meets all requirements set out in government legislation such as the Charities Act 2016, Data Protection Act 2016 and the Gambling Act 2005.

For more information please visit National Youth and Community Development Association – Licence summary – Gambling Commission 

How do you treat responsible gambling?

NYCDA takes its responsibilities to the 2005 Gambling Act seriously and ensures its partner organisations do the same. As a result we have a number of policies and procedures in place to protect vulnerable adults and children.

Procedures in place include limiting the number of members to the NYCDA Weekly Draw per household, secondary checks on elder members of the community and provision of non-cash options to avoid money laundering concerns

In addition, NYCDA is a member of the Lotteries Council and makes a donation to the relevant gambling awareness bodies accordingly.

If you feel you are at risk of problem gambling and wish to take a break from the draw, please contact the office and ask for a Lottery Exclusion Form.

CONTACT US

WHERE TO FIND US

E: [email protected]
T: 01204 357010
A: 1-2 Frecheville Court,
Off Knowsley Street
Bury,
BL9 0UF

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