Online charity raffles

A prize that moves your community.

The traditional raffle, now online. Draw attention to your cause, collect entries, and let us handle the terms, the raffle, and contacting the winner.

Charity raffleT-shirt signed by the teamIn support of: Neighborhood soup kitchenENTRY0428Good luck

Two ways to participate

Choose the one that fits your community. In both, each entry has the same odds.

A clear price per entry

You set how much each entry costs and, if you want, a maximum number of entries. Your community understands it at a glance and buys as many as they want.

  • Ideal when the prize is the hook
  • Entry counter on the page
  • Countdown to raffle day

Each donation adds an entry

The raffle boosts a crowdfunding campaign. Whoever donates chooses to participate and enters the raffle with one entry, no matter how much they donate.

  • You can set a minimum contribution, never a maximum
  • €5 or €50: the same odds
  • The cause remains front and center

Up and running in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Have your cause on Kukumiku

    A raffle always supports a project. If you don’t have one yet, create it first.

    Create Project
  2. Step 2

    Add prizes and dates

    One or more prizes, appealing photos, the format, and the raffle date. We review it before publishing.

    Create raffle
  3. Step 3

    Spread the word and raise funds

    Share the raffle page. Entries are automatically recorded in your dashboard.

    Tips for spreading the word

How the winner is chosen

When the raffle closes, a randomized algorithm selects one winner and two alternates for each prize. Nobody touches it manually.

We notify them by email. If someone doesn’t accept on time, we move on to the next person. Once accepted, we connect you to arrange delivery.

The list of winners is public on the raffle page. Anyone can view it.

Prize: signed jersey

  1. Winner Entry #0428

  2. 1

    First alternate Entry #0091

  3. 2

    Second alternate Entry #0713

Deadline to accept 10 business days

If no one accepts, the prize goes unclaimed and you decide whether to run the raffle again.

Raffles that have already moved causes

All raffles published on Kukumiku, starting with those that have gathered the most entries. Filter, sort, and take a look at their prizes and winners.

171 raffles

  1. Drawn Top 1
  2. Closed Top 2

    Sorteo Solidario por la DANA

    In support of AYUDA A VALENCIA

    Entries
    1,322
    Closed on
  3. Drawn Top 3
  4. Drawn
  5. Closed

    Harley Davidson customizada

    In support of Sobre Ruedas

    Entries
    410
    Closed on
  6. Closed

    Cesta Policial

    In support of Cesta Policial TODOS CON LA PALMA

    Entries
    326
    Closed on
  7. Closed

    Sorteo solidario Arrakis Games 2021

    In support of Sorteo solidario Arrakis Games 2021

    Entries
    282
    Closed on
  8. Drawn
  9. Drawn
  10. Drawn
  11. Closed

    Sorteo solidario CESTAS SOS VALENCIA

    In support of Cesta Policial SOS Valencia

    Entries
    221
    Closed on
  12. Drawn
  13. Drawn
  14. Drawn

    SORTEO TRANSFER SOLIDARIO

    In support of AYUDA A LOS ANIMALES

    Entries
    150
    Drawn
  15. Drawn
  16. Drawn
  17. Closed
  18. Drawn

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What prize works?

A raffle is meant to expand your reach, not to say thank you. If the prize doesn’t catch people’s eye or costs you money, it’s better not to do it.

Works

Jersey signed by the club

Donated by the team and shared on their social media. The prize reaches thousands of fans all on its own.

Works

Experience donated by a business

A dinner or a getaway offered by a local business, which also puts up posters in their shop.

Works

An item from someone well-known

A guitar, tickets, an item with history. What matters is that they share it.

Doesn’t work

Something bought with what was raised

It takes money away from the cause. If the prize costs you, it’s better not to run the raffle.

Doesn’t work

A token of appreciation

A raffle is not a gift for donors. To say thank you, an update is worth much more.

Doesn’t work

A prize no one shares

If it doesn’t attract new eyes, it just complicates your campaign without adding outreach.

Free. Here’s what’s included

Adding a raffle doesn’t change your campaign fee. You only pay for the prize and its shipping.

We take care of

  • Legal terms and taxes
  • Record of entries and participants
  • Random raffle, winners, and alternates
  • Contact and legal acceptance of the prize

On your account

  • The prize
  • Delivery or shipping

If a company donates the prize, it can request an in-kind donation certificate and deduct its value.

Frequently asked questions

What we get asked most before creating a raffle.

All your questions about raffles
Who can create a raffle?

Any individual, company, or organization that takes responsibility for the raffle and has a campaign on Kukumiku.

Who can participate?

Anyone who buys an entry or contributes to the campaign and chooses to enter. All entries have the same odds.

Can I raffle off multiple prizes?

Yes. A raffle can have multiple prizes, multiple winners for the same prize (5 tickets, 3 dinners…), or bundles with multiple items.

Can I hold the raffle on a live stream?

Just ask us. If you want to hold it at an event or on social media, we can look into it as long as the selection remains fair and random.

How is the prize delivered?

You tell us how it’s picked up or shipped. Once the winner accepts, we’ll put you in touch to finalize it.

Is it mandatory to add a raffle to my campaign?

No. It’s only worth it if the prize can expand outreach. Above all, people contribute to help.