Harrow lottery player wins £2,000 for local charity
Diana's win through Harrow Wins will support Hope Harrow's mentoring and parenting courses for families.
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A Harrow resident, Diana, has won £2,000 after playing the local Harrow Wins lottery. The prize money will directly support the charity Hope Harrow, which offers mentoring and parenting courses for families in the borough. Diana stated that the charity is close to her heart, having benefited from its parenting course when raising her two sons.
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Hope Harrow provides a range of services designed to help families in Harrow. These include one-to-one mentoring and various parenting courses. Some courses utilise Cognitive Behavioural Therapy techniques, while others are tailored to the specific needs of participating families. Workshop topics cover areas such as positive discipline, anger management, and online safety for teenagers, equipping parents with practical skills.
The Harrow Wins lottery ensures that a significant portion of ticket sales benefits local good causes. At least 60% of every £1 ticket purchased is allocated to charities and community groups within Harrow. Players also have the opportunity to win prizes, with the potential to scoop up to £25,000 each week.
Councillor Janet Mote, Cabinet Member for Community and Culture, congratulated Diana on her win. She also expressed gratitude to all players of Harrow Wins, highlighting the positive impact charities like Hope Harrow have on families across the borough. Councillor Mote encouraged further resident participation in the lottery.
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The initiative aims to provide ongoing support to reach more families and carers in Harrow through its mentoring, courses, and workshops. Further information about Harrow Wins and how to play is available on its website.
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+How much did the Harrow lottery player win?
A Harrow resident named Diana won £2,000 playing the Harrow Wins lottery. This win will directly support the local charity Hope Harrow, which provides mentoring and parenting courses for families in the borough.
+Which charity benefits from the Harrow Wins lottery?
The Harrow Wins lottery supports local charities and community groups. In this instance, the winnings benefit Hope Harrow, a charity that provides mentoring and parenting courses for families in Harrow.
+What percentage of ticket sales goes to good causes?
At least 60% of every £1 ticket sold for Harrow Wins is directed to local good causes within the borough. This ensures that a substantial amount of the funds raised directly supports community initiatives.
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