For a Cat Cause: Join SCHILLER, Rod Stewart und Martin Gore to Help Cats in need
I am honored to support the “Hopelessly Devoted” campaign for the Celia Hammond Animal Trust. Our aim is to help cats in need and do a good deed.
As part of this fundraising campaign, I wrote a personal story about our cat Shirin and signed it along with a photo of the two of us. Shirin, of course, also signed it with her paw print.
Together with Rod Stewart, Martin Gore (Depeche Mode), Johnny Depp and many others, I would like to help cats in need with this raffle.
You can increase your chances of winning by buying several tickets.
The more tickets sold in total, the more help will go to the Celia Hammond Animal Trust.
FAQ: How does this Raffle work?
A “Raffle” is a competition or prize draw in which participants buy tickets for the chance to win a prize.
In contrast to traditional competitions, where each person is usually only entitled to one entry, participants in a raffle can purchase several tickets to increase their chances of winning.
The principle is simple:
01. Buy tickets
Participants can buy one or more raffle tickets (“tickets”). Each ticket represents a chance to win.
02. More tickets, higher chances
The more tickets you buy, the greater the probability that one of them will be drawn and you will win the prize.
03. Draw
After a certain number of tickets have been sold or at a predetermined time, the winners are chosen at random. This is done by drawing one or more tickets.
Raffles are common in countries such as the USA or the UK. The concept is somewhat reminiscent of a lottery, whereby the purchase of several tickets has a direct influence on the chances of winning, and every ticket you buy automatically helps the Celia Hammond Animal Trust.