Seema Flower Shines on RNIB Instagram for Lottery Promotion

We are thrilled to announce that Seema Flower, the dynamic founder of Blind Ambition, has been featured in a recent modeling shoot for the RNIB’s latest lottery promotion. Seema’s photo is prominently displayed under the heading “Get That Winning Feeling Every Week,” a phrase that perfectly encapsulates her energetic approach to life. Known for her relentless drive and positivity, Seema is always on the move, pushing boundaries, and making a significant impact in the world of inclusivity and accessibility.

Support the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery

The RNIB WIN WIN Lottery is a fantastic way to support the vital work that RNIB does for blind and partially sighted individuals. With the chance to win up to £25,000, this lottery is truly a win-win situation. Not only do you stand a chance to win great prizes, but your participation also helps to fund crucial services and support for those with visual impairments.

How to Play the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery

  1. Choose Five Lucky Numbers: Pick your numbers or let RNIB select them for you.
  2. Boost Your Chances: Play up to five lines to increase your odds of winning and contribute more to the cause.
  3. Easy Payment with Direct Debit: Set up a Direct Debit, and RNIB will contact you if you win.

Weekly Prizes

  • 1st Prize: £1,000
  • 2nd Prize: £100
  • 3rd Prize: £25
  • 4th Prize: £5 (140 chances)

Superdraws

Special Superdraws are held in March, June, September, and December, with jackpots of £10,000 and up to £25,000 in December.

The Impact of Your Participation

In 2023, the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery raised £4,532,486 to support blind and partially sighted people. Here’s how your contributions help:

  • One Line a Week: Supports RNIB’s peer-to-peer network.
  • Three Lines a Week: Helps RNIB campaign for local and national improvements.
  • Five Lines a Week: Funds RNIB Connect Radio, reducing isolation among blind and partially sighted individuals.

Seema Flower’s Involvement

Seema Flower’s involvement in this campaign is more than just a modeling gig. It’s a testament to her ongoing commitment to improving the lives of visually impaired individuals. Seema’s unique perspective and dedication to inclusivity make her an influential advocate for change. Her work with Blind Ambition continues to inspire and create tangible changes in the lives of many.

Responsible Gambling

While participating in the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery can be fun and rewarding, it’s important to gamble responsibly. Only gamble what you can afford to lose. Think of your lottery participation as a donation to an important cause, with the added bonus of potentially winning a prize. If you need support or more information on responsible gambling, visit BeGambleAware or call their helpline.

How to Participate

To support this cause and for a chance to win, play the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery now. The next draw is tomorrow, on Friday, 19th July.

Conclusion

Join us in supporting the RNIB WIN WIN Lottery and make a difference in the lives of blind and partially sighted people while standing a chance to win amazing prizes. We commend the RNIB for their continued efforts to provide inclusive services and Seema for her incredible role in this inspiring campaign. Let’s get that winning feeling every week, just like Seema does in all her endeavors.

https://lottery.rnib.org.uk/

 

RNIB Adverts for their lottery  using Seema as the model.

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