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Everything you need to know about Scottish Children’s Lottery prizes, proceeds, grants and good causes.

Scottish Children’s Lottery gives players several ways to take part in prize draws throughout the year, with different prize opportunities available through our main Monday and Thursday draws, monthly subscriber draw and annual subscriber draw.

Each draw has its own prize structure, including cash prizes for matching different number combinations.

The panels below explain how the three main draws work, what prizes may be available, and the odds of winning each prize tier. This gives you a clear, straightforward overview of the different draws, helping you understand what is included and how each prize opportunity is structured.

Monthly

Jackpot Draw

5 Main Numbers

JACKPOT

PRIZE: £25,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 1,906,884

4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball

PRIZE: £2,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 381,377

4 Main Numbers

PRIZE: £250

Odds of Winning: 1 in 8,869

3 Main Numbers

PRIZE: £10

Odds of Winning: 1 in 202

Subscribers Only. Last Saturday Monthly

Monday & Thursday Draw

Prize Table

5 Main Numbers

JACKPOT

PRIZE: £25,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 1,906,884

4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball

PRIZE: £2,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 381,377

4 Main Numbers

PRIZE: £250

Odds of Winning: 1 in 8,869

Annual Lottery Draw

Prize Table

5 Main Numbers

JACKPOT

PRIZE: £25,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 1,906,884

4 Main Numbers + Bonus Ball

PRIZE: £2,000

Odds of Winning: 1 in 381,377

4 Main Numbers

PRIZE: £250

Odds of Winning: 1 in 8,869

3 Main Numbers

PRIZE: £10

Odds of Winning: 1 in 202

Prize structures and odds vary by draw. Please check the full details above and refer to the Terms & Conditions for complete draw rules.

Supporting good causes across Scotland

Scottish Children’s Lottery helps raise funds for The Jackpot Community Trust, supporting projects that make a positive difference to children, young people and families across Scotland.

Funding is awarded to registered Scottish charities working in areas such as health, wellbeing, education, community support and brighter futures.

This page explains how prize draws work, how proceeds are used, and how grants are awarded, giving you clear information about the wider purpose behind Scottish Children’s Lottery.

The Jackpot Community Trust has Scottish Charity Number SC052059.

Proceeds

As well as paying prizes to you, we guarantee that from every ticket sold, at least 20% will go to supporting Children in Scotland. To give you an example, in 2025:

  • we received £2,261,466 in ticket sales
  • we donated £454,366 to good causes (20.1%)
  • we paid out £133,235 in prizes (5.9%) and £33,500 in promotions (1.5%)
  • 72.5% of ticket sales were used to help cover operating expenses (including marketing)

Any Questions?

You’ll find all the answers you need in our Help section

See our full Terms & Conditions

Grants

Since launch, the Scottish Children’s Lottery players have raised over £9.3 million for good causes. Charities supporting children in Scotland can apply for grants via our supporting charity website.

Funding Opportunities: Jackpot Community Trust Grants

The Jackpot Community Trust is dedicated to supporting initiatives that make a measurable, positive difference in our communities. Our Board of Trustees meets quarterly to review applications and award grants to eligible projects. Because our funding relies directly on ticket sales from the Scottish Children’s Lottery, the total amount available for distribution varies throughout the year. Charities can apply for a maximum grant of £15,000.

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered for a grant, your organisation and project must meet the following baseline requirements:

Registered Status: Your organisation must be a registered charity in Scotland with an active charity bank account and up-to-date annual accounts.
Geographic Focus: The proposed project must be delivered entirely within Scotland.
Supplementary Impact: Funded projects must operate outside of, or be supplementary to, statutory responsibilities.
Match Funding: We typically provide up to 50% of a project’s total cost. Applicants must demonstrate that they have already secured the remaining funding from another source (exceptions are at the sole discretion of the Trustees).
Measurable Outcomes: You must clearly demonstrate the positive impact your project will have, as all successful applicants are required to submit an end-of-grant impact analysis report.

Grant Terms & Conditions

One-Year Funding Limit: Grants are awarded for a maximum of one year. This policy ensures that recipient charities do not become fully reliant on our donations for their future operational sustainability.
Exclusions: Funding cannot be used retrospectively, to cover deficits, or for the repayment of existing loans.

Our Impact & Past Recipients

We believe in full transparency and celebrating the incredible work of our partners. You can explore the details of previously funded projects and see how we distribute our resources in two ways:

Visit our Good Causes page to view a full list of successful grant recipients.

Review our published Annual Reports for a comprehensive overview of our yearly funding impact.

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