An impressive £10,000 for local good causes in the town has been raised by the Watford Community Lottery, marking another significant milestone to make a positive impact on the community…
The lottery was established with the goal of creating a sustainable source of funding for local charities, community groups, and projects that enrich the lives of residents. The funds raised through total cause revenue has already begun to make a tangible difference in the lives of Watford residents, supporting a wide range of local initiatives.
Thanks to the incredible support of the community, this remarkable £10,000 milestone has been reached, and the benefits are already being felt throughout Watford. Funding has supported:
- Watford Women’s Centre to provide vital assistance to more women.
- Random Cafe rescuing surplus food and reducing food waste in Watford.
- Watford Gymnastics Club offering more classes for children with additional needs and low-income families.
- Pump House Theatre and Arts Centre’s Raise the Roof campaign preserving the historic building and enhancing its sustainability.
- Everett Rovers Football Club maintaining and expanding services.
- Friends of Cassiobury Park with preservation of natural beauty and wildlife.
- Affordable swimming for Watford Swimming Club members and residents.
- Keeping football accessible for over 300 young female athletes at Garston Ladies
- Support for Oxhey Village Environment Group to preserve and improve the village.
- Watford Town Cricket Club receiving assistance for renovating practice nets.
- There are also lots of smaller charities taking part in the lottery that may not have as many ticket sales but are doing essential work, so please support them as well!
Elected Mayor of Watford, Peter Taylor, said, “The success of the Watford Community Lottery would not have been possible without the continued support of residents who participate in the weekly draws. By purchasing tickets, individuals not only have the chance to win cash prizes, but also contribute directly to the betterment of their community.”
Deputy Mayor of Watford Borough Council and Portfolio Holder for Community, Aga Dychton, said: “We are absolutely delighted to reach the £10,000 milestone in funds raised for local good causes. This achievement underscores the incredible generosity of our community and the positive impact that can be made when we come together. We look forward to continuing our mission of supporting local initiatives that make Watford an even better place to live.”
To join in the effort to support your community, you can purchase tickets for the weekly draws at watfordcommunitylottery.co.uk. With every ticket purchase, residents can look forward to the opportunity to win cash prizes, while knowing that they are helping to fund vital community projects.
