What we do
We are a Girlguiding County. Our volunteers look after and support 154 local units, train 364 leaders and make sure every girl has a safe, welcoming place to try new things.
About usWho will give girls in Perth, Kinross and Clackmannanshire the chance to thrive?
YouFor £1 a week, the Girlguiding Tay and Ochils County Lottery helps volunteers run adventures, training and activities for girls and young women across our County.
Play the lotteryEvery ticket supports 1,485 girls across 154 units.
Who we help
1,485 girls and young women in Perth and Kinross and Clackmannanshire, in four sections:
Where the money goes
Lottery money pays for leader training, activity costs, equipment, and bursaries so that cost is never the reason a girl misses out.
See the breakdown
The County Lottery
How the lottery works
Three simple steps. Tickets are £1 each, with a draw every Friday at 8pm.
Choose
Pick your own six-digit number or take a lucky dip. Play up to 10 tickets per draw.
Play
Enter a single draw or subscribe weekly. Pay securely by debit card.
Support
Every draw has a top prize of £250, and every ticket helps girls in your community.
Questions
Who can play?
Anyone aged 18 or over who lives in the UK and plays with their own money. You must not buy tickets on behalf of anyone else, and girls and young women in Girlguiding who are under 18 must never be encouraged to play.
How much does it cost?
Each ticket costs £1 per weekly draw. You can play up to 10 tickets per draw, so the most anyone can spend is £10 a week.
When is the draw?
Every Friday at 8pm. The first draw is on Friday 6 November 2026. Entries close at 11.59pm on the Thursday before each draw.
Where does the money go?
Our target is that 50p of every £1 goes to girls and young women through our charitable work, 35p to prizes and no more than 15p to running costs. By law at least 20% of the proceeds of every draw must go to the purposes of the charity. See Where The Money Goes.