We Care. You Vote.
Every DreamDraws prize draw will have its own charitable cause — and its own community vote.
Great prizes can create meaningful impact beyond the winner.
How the charity vote will work
For each individual prize draw, DreamDraws plans to nominate three eligible charitable organisations or projects, covering three geographical perspectives:
Eligible participants will be invited to vote for one of the three proposed beneficiaries. The beneficiary selected under the published voting rules will receive the charitable allocation associated with that particular draw.
Six draw categories. Six separate decisions.
The initial programme covers Luxury Homes & Villas, Sports Cars, Premium SUVs, Watches & Jewellery, Weekly Cash Prizes, and Major Cash Prizes. Each concurrently offered draw has its own three proposals, voting period, result and donation record. When a new draw opens in a category, a new set of beneficiary proposals may be introduced.
Our proposed charitable commitment
DreamDraws proposes to allocate 10% of eligible paid-entry revenue from each completed draw to its selected beneficiary, subject to final programme rules, beneficiary agreements and legal/payment-provider review. The exact calculation, any minimum contribution and the identity of the beneficiaries will be published before entries open. Contributions will be reported after completion and reconciliation.
Suggest a cause for a future draw
Alongside each vote, visitors will be able to suggest another charitable organisation or project for a future draw. Suggestions will be reviewed for eligibility, legitimacy, suitability and capacity to receive contributions. A nomination does not guarantee inclusion or funding.
Coming soon: Individual voting pages, beneficiary profiles, nomination form, voting deadlines and public donation records. These functions are not yet active.
Fairness and transparency
Charity voting is separate from prize winner selection. Paid and valid free postal entries are intended to have equal chances in the prize draw. Voting rules, including eligibility, limits, tie-break procedures and privacy safeguards, will be published before voting opens. No charity is represented as an approved partner until it has agreed to participate.
Interested charity or partner? Contact