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For more information on grants and programmes, visit JCF and AJC in Jersey or SIF in Guernsey, by clicking on their logos.

How your lottery tickets help local charities

Every time you buy a Channel Islands Lottery ticket, you’re not just playing a game – you’re making a real difference in the Channel Islands.
 
Our Lottery proceeds support a wide range of charitable initiatives, from health and education to community development and environmental preservation. Each year, our instant games contribute £2 million to empower a variety of vital causes, helping local organisations and projects to thrive. This funding ensures that essential services and innovative programmes can continue to make a positive and meaningful impact on the lives of Islanders in Jersey and Guernsey.
 
Thank you for your support – together, we are building a stronger and more vibrant community.

Trauma Recovery Centre, Guernsey – Awarded £137,971

The Trauma Recovery Centre provides individual therapy sessions to children and young people who have experienced a range of traumatic experiences, and support groups for their parents and carers. This could include anything from a family break up, bullying and bereavement to neglect, domestic violence and human trafficking. Their grant of £137,971 is helping to expand the centre and their services, as well as contributing to their core running costs, for the next 3 years.

Brightly, Jersey – Awarded £30,000

Brightly is a small, independent charity that awards grants to children and young people who are being supported by the Children’s Service. Their support creates positive experiences and opportunities to help improve children and young people’s daily lives and support them to move towards independence. The charity is using the grant to support staff salaries, who in turn help to grow and meet the needs of young people in care.

St Brelade Youth Project, Jersey – Awarded £40,000

St Brelade Youth Project is using their grant of £40,000 to fund their Skate Park Project. The Skate Park Project encourages social interaction, skill development, creative expression and a sense of belonging and camaraderie among participants while promoting healthy and active lifestyles among Jersey’s youth population.

Amherst Primary School PTA, Guernsey – Awarded £24,660

Amherst Primary School PTA is using their grant of £24,660 to replace equipment and make essential repairs to the school’s playground for the benefit of their children.

Beneficiaries

Lottery funds are distributed to Jersey Community Foundation, the Association of Jersey Charities and the Social Investment Fund who play a crucial role in awarding grants and funding programmes to local charities.
 
The Jersey Community Foundation and the Association of Jersey Charities are dedicated to supporting a wide range of charitable initiatives that enhance the lives of Islanders in Jersey. Similarly, the Social Investment Fund focusses on empowering the third sector and community projects that support islanders in Guernsey.
 
These organisations maintain close relationships with charities, non-profit organisations and voluntary groups in the islands, ensuring a deep understanding of the needs in each island community.
 
When you buy a Channel Islands Lottery ticket, these partnerships help ensure that proceeds from your ticket support vital causes, getting them the help that they need to run their services and support local people.