Rogavi Online Raffles for Charity

Rogavi is the first legal prize raffle site in the UK and an exciting new way to help charities raise more money. They have taken the traditional idea of charity raffles and brought it online which means they are helping to fund the great work done by charities of all sizes.

Rogavi Raffle Tickets from £2.50 :

  • Make a donation to charity and you get the chance to win great prizes worth over £15,000!
  • exciting new way to help charities raise money
  • Prizes include A rare collectors Mini the BAC M-30m, Spa breaks, 14 day Luxury Safari and Beach Holiday, Borneo - A ten day adventure for two and much more!
Rogavi Online Raffles for Charity

Rogavi Online Raffles for Charity

from just £2.50

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About Rogavi

Rogavi was launched in January 2009 and was the world's first charity raffle site. It takes a proven method of fundraising - the raffle - and makes it work even better online. For as little as £2.50 supporters can win prizes ranging from a mini super car to five-star holidays.

Charities of all sizes are already using the site as an integral part of their fundraising plans. Rogavi is a transparent and easy-to-use fundraising tool. Charities and supporters can see how many people have bought tickets on a prize, and as soon as the fundraising target of that prize is reached, the draw is made.