Create your raffle tickets ready to print

Fill in the organisation name, the raffle name, the draw date, the price and the number of tickets: numbered tickets with stubs appear straight away. Print them or save them as a PDF, no sign-up needed.

The stub stays with the organisation: the buyer's name and phone number are noted on it. At the draw, the winner is found using the number, even if they have gone.

In France, yes. An organisation's raffle requires prior authorisation from the mayor of the municipality where its registered office is located (Cerfa form 11823, or the Prefect of Police in Paris) and must fund a charitable work, the encouragement of the arts or a non-profit sporting activity. Prizes must be objects, never money. Rules differ in other countries: check those of your country.

No: the law prohibits the online sale of raffle tickets. Tickets are sold on site. However, you can take card payments at the stall with Donoor.

Count the number of people expected, multiplied by two or three tickets each. The generator creates up to 500 tickets at once, 10 per A4 sheet; run it again with a higher first number to continue the series.