Here are some examples of fundraising raffle ticket layouts. The
tickets also come with a numbered, perforated stub (not shown) to
write the buyer's name and address on. The stub is perforated where
the books are stapled, removing the need to remove the staples before
the draw. This saves a huge amount of time. Ink colours are not
selectable and are whatever happens to be on the machine the day
your tickets are printed (we do millions). All layout and typesetting
is included with raffle tickets. Our studio
will create a good looking layout for you. Delivery is FREE
to the UK mainland.
Raffle ticket main page for prices and
online ordering.
Order
helpline 01902 402693
Return to raffle ticket main page with
prices and online ordering
TO ORDER
If you are ordering by email, please then telephone with your credit
or debit card details to 01902 402693. Do not put your card details
on an email as email communication is not secure.
You can pay by redit or debit card, by cheque,
by postal order or by BACS direct to our account. Our online order
system will automatically send you an invoice, so that you can recover
the money form your treasurer or accounts office. Ordering is easy!
Just order online and pay by credit/debit
card, cheque, BACS or postal order.
The minimum
quantity we produce is 2000 tickets (400 books of 5 tickets). Ink
colours vary - there is no choice of ink colour for each specific
order. Paper is white.
Delivery
Standard delivery is 12 - 15 days. An Express Service is available
(7-10 days approx) for urgent orders. Just add £12.00 (plus
VAT - £14.10) for orders up to 5000 tickets, £18.00
(plus VAT - £21.15) for orders from 5001 to 10,000 tickets
or £30.00 (plus VAT - £35.25) for orders of 10,001 to
20,000 tickets (plus VAT).
Proofs
To keep prices down, we do not automatically supply a proof. Proofs
are available if required at an extra cost of £7.00 (plus
VAT - total of £8.23)
Finishing
Finishing other than in books of five is available.
Payment
We must have full payment with order. Please note that HM Revenue
& Customs insist that registered charities must also pay the
full VAT.