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We’re delighted that you want to know more about volunteering for the Macular Society – it really is a wonderful way to make a difference, no matter your skills, experience or amount of free time.
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Macular Disease is ruthless, stealing the sight of young and old alike and can impact entire families.
Macular Society telephone fundraising
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We occasionally run telephone campaigns to provide services to people or to reach people who’ve opted in to receive updates about our work, and ways they can get involved. With your support, we can fund more research to find a cure for macular disease, and support people living with it today.
Play the Macular Society Weekly Lottery
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Play for just £1 a week, and every Friday you’ll be in with a chance of winning one of 100 prizes – a first prize of £1,000, five prizes of £25, and 94 runner-up prizes of £5. Prizes are guaranteed, so 100 lucky players will win every week! It’s easy to enter, and every entry you buy will bring us closer to Beating Macular Disease. So to be in with a chance, sign up and play today!
Play the Macular Society Raffle Superdraw
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Buy a ticket in our raffle superdraw for your chance to win £10,000!
Why not take part in the Macular Society Raffle?
Play the Macular Society Raffle Superdraw
You could be the next £10,000 winner!
The Macular Society runs a Superdraw Raffle twice a year in the Spring and in Autumn. By playing, you will be in with a chance to win big and help Beat Macular Disease.
Face to face fundraising
Other ways to give
Face-to-face fundraising gives people the opportunity to talk in person to one of our fundraisers. It allows members of the public to learn more about macular disease and the Macular Society.
Research
We want to beat the fear and isolation of macular disease by funding research to find new and better treatments, and one day a cure.
Where research is now
Research
Thanks to teams of researchers in the UK and worldwide who are dedicated to Beating Macular Disease, research is moving rapidly.