Illustrative prizeCountry breakA change of scenery.
A country break is one prize idea. Your manager records the details and terms in Raffles.
Raffles and free prize draws
Keep your draw in hand.
Charitas Raffles keeps entries, estimated returns and draw records together in your project. Paid entries need external payment references. Your manager confirms the closed record before the server selects winners.
Illustrative prizeCountry breakKeep entries together
Review estimated returns
Retain the final record
Your manager holds the reins.
Raffles keeps the records organised. Your charity’s manager stays responsible for the draw.
Start hereYour manager chooses the allowed mode and records the prizes, terms and entry deadline.
A manager-led example
Review before selecting winners
Review entries, costs and the closed record in one project module. Your manager confirms the exact revision before the server selects winners.
Inside the raffle screens
Raffles remains in development. These static screenshots show the native component running locally with synthetic records, read-only fixtures and its default theme.
No authenticated product session or live backend was used. Backend persistence and random selection were not verified. Pictured controls do not run here; the illustrated tabs remain available.
This source-grounded illustration uses synthetic records to show the Raffles workflow in development. No live draw takes place here.
Example draw
Review the closed record
- Eligible tickets
- 500
- Prizes
- 1
- Closed revision
- 6
After the advertised deadline, your manager closes entries, then reviews and confirms the exact closed revision and snapshot before the server randomly selects winners.
Entries closed · example
Snapshot: EXAMPLE-SNAPSHOT-6
Example manager confirmation: “I reviewed revision 6 and confirm this draw. Winner selection is final.”
AI cannot read draw records or administer draws. Your team handles participant contact and prize fulfilment outside Charitas.
Count the costs first.
Estimate ticket quantity × price, less prizes, other costs and the good-cause allocation. This local calculator does not issue or record tickets.
Start here- Gross ticket sales
- £1,000
- Prize costs
- − £100
- Other costs
- − £50
- Good-cause allocation
- − £0
- Remaining balance
The allocation sets money aside for your cause. The remaining balance is after that allocation, not your full fundraising proceeds.
500 tickets × £2 = £1,000 gross. Subtract £100 prizes, £50 other costs and £0 allocation: £850 remains. Set a fixed £200 allocation and £650 remains.
A little inspiration
Start with a prize idea.
Give your team a starting point for planning prizes. Your manager records the prizes, terms and deadline in Raffles.
Family day outMake a day of it.
A family day out is one experience idea. Keep its details alongside the terms and entry deadline your manager sets.
Start here
HamperGather a few favourites.
A hamper is one gift idea. Include its cost when reviewing your draw’s estimated returns.
Start hereThese scenes illustrate prize ideas. They do not show supplied prizes or existing sponsors.
Raffles is in development. Availability and the allowed draw type must be confirmed separately for your workspace.
Questions, answered.
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