Games like raffles, sweepstakes and charity lotteries can all be great ways to put a little fun in your fundraising. They’re also some of the most regulated areas of fundraising. Read below for all the essential info!The safest and easiest way to hold a raffle is to hold an incidental raffle. This means a raffle that is held at another fundraising event. For this type of raffle, you can use “cloakroom” style tickets. There are some rules which you must adhere to:What you must do:Only sell tickets at the event – anyone at the event can purchase a ticket.Only take £100 maximum out of the profits of the draw to cover costs and prizes.Hold the draw at the event itself.What you must not do:Sell tickets before the event, or to people not attending the event.Apply Gift Aid to the money – legally, buying a ticket does not count as a donation.Rollovers are not permitted.For more information on raffles, you can visit the Gambling Commission website.For full information on holding your own raffle, tombola, sweepstake or free prize draw, download our guide: