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27 January 2025
Raffles and art unions are excellent ways for not-for-profit organisations to raise funds. However, regulations in New South Wales (NSW) are specific and must be carefully followed. Whether you're running a simple school raffle or a high-value art union, understanding the rules ensures a successful and legal fundraising activity.
This guide explains the latest NSW regulations for raffles and art unions, based on the Community Gaming Act 2018 and Community Gaming Regulation 2020.
Only not-for-profit organisations can conduct raffles or art unions in NSW. Examples include:
Organisers must obtain written authorisation from the benefiting organisation to raise funds on their behalf.
You can apply for an authority by completing the application form and submitting it to CElottery@customerservice.nsw.gov.au.
Advertising materials must:
Prohibited Advertising:
If an authority is required, the authority number must appear on all promotional materials.
For more information or to apply for an authority:
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