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Simple, easy and automated 50, 100 or 500 (or more) clubs
Convert your memberships into a 100 Club style lottery and allow your members to join in your regular draws.
A 100 club is a hassle-free fundraiser that keeps the money flowing into your kitty
An online 100 club is a form of small society lottery that's simple to set up and easy to maintain. Subscribers buy numbered tickets that are entered into a draw at regular intervals – usually once a month. Typically, 100 tickets are available (hence the name) but you can vary the number to suit the size of your community, with 50 and 200 clubs also being popular choices.
Automation from start to finish!
Utilising our Membership functionality, players pay a fixed subscription for their number (or numbers), and a percentage of the profits makes up the monthly prize(s), with the remainder going directly to your organisations funds. For each draw, you can select how many winning numbers should be drawn and what prize value is available for each. The automated draw will then take place utilising our powerful Random Number Generator.
Pricing
To activate the Club 100 Lottery functionality within your Charity Hive platform, select your preferred monthly or yearly plan.
The yearly plan gets 2 months free. Cancel anytime. Charity Hive and Stripe transaction fees apply.
Licensing Requirements
There is no specific legal definition in the Gambling Act for a 50, 100, 200 (or more) club. These clubs exist to promote lotteries for a "good cause" (lotteries cannot be run for private or commercial gain). Typically, 100 clubs are small in scale and those online operate under the rules of a "small society lottery". For a small society lottery you do not need a licence from the Gambling Commission, however you will need to register with your local licensing authority, who may want to see a set of rules before considering an application. A financial return must be submitted within three months of the latest draw. With a small society lottery, you can sell tickets to anyone aged 16 and over, not just those within your community. Adhering to these licensing requirements is your full responsibility.