Our Grand Prize Draw

The Worldwide Cancer Research Grand Prize Draw has now ended

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Grand Prize Draw - start cancer cures today and win big

Supporting pioneering cancer research for almost 40 years.

The Worldwide Cancer Research Grand Prize Draw has now ended

The Grand Prize Draw programme has been part of Worldwide Cancer Research’s story for four decades – and you’ve been an important part of it too. Thanks to incredible Curestarters like you, the programme has helped to fund over 2,000 research projects over the last 40 years. By playing the draw during this time, you have brought us closer to the day when no life is cut short by cancer. 

Over the years, the Grand Prize Draw has helped fund innovative, life-saving cancer research projects in countries around the world - research that may otherwise never have received funding. These discoveries are bringing us closer to preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer more effectively. 

You can still win playing our weekly lottery

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  • £5
    if you match 3 numbers...
  • £25
    if you match 4 numbers...
  • £1,000
    if you match 5 numbers...
  • £10,000
    if you match all 6 numbers!

Our Grand Prize Draw FAQs

Grand Prize Draw - start cancer cures today and win big
How can I support and continue to be part of the Curestarter community?

If you’ve enjoyed playing the Grand Prize Draw, the most similar way to continue starting cancer cures is by playing our Weekly Lottery.  

  • The Weekly Lottery is the most similar way to start cancer cures whilst winning prizes. There are great prizes to be won; 1st prize £10,000, 2nd prize £1,000, 3rd prize £25 and 4th prize £5. You can find out more here
  • By leaving a gift in your Will to Worldwide Cancer Research you can bring forward the breakthroughs of tomorrow without spending anything today. For more information about this powerful way of giving please see the enclosed leaflet or visit our website. You can also request a guide to learn more about how to leave a gift in your Will by calling 0300 777 7910 or emailing [email protected]
How can I keep in touch as part of the Curestarter community?

Keep in touch by email by joining our monthly e-newsletter below. We would love to keep you updated on the research and breakthroughs you have made possible as an important member of the Curestarter community.

Please share your email address using the enclosed form in your Prize Draw pack or by emailing us at [email protected]

Why has the Grand Prize Draw ended?

Sadly, we have closed the programme due to rising delivery costs. Our decision was not an easy one, but we must ensure that every generous pound donated has the biggest impact on supporting discovery cancer research.

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Every single time you play the Worldwide Cancer Research lottery, you could win up to £10,000. And every single research project you help fund takes us one step closer to a day when no life is cut short by cancer.

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