Summer Raffle 2026 - every ticket is a chance to change a child's whole world. Win £5k! Pictures of children using their innovation centre products.

Our Summer Raffle is now open!

The Cerebra raffle is a great way to support our vital work helping children living with brain conditions and their families discover a better life together. Get your tickets in the draw to have the chance to win the £5,000 top prize or one of the great runner-up prizes.

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Your ticket isn’t just a chance to win £5,000, it’s a chance to change a child’s life – letting them play and explore the world!

Today, there are over half a million children in the UK with brain conditions that can make everyday activities such as learning, playing or simply experiencing the world a huge challenge. For the last 20 years, the Cerebra Innovation Centre (CIC) has been designing and building innovative, bespoke products to help disabled children discover and engage with the world around them.

We have so many amazing stories about the incredible children we’ve helped. Here are just a few that show how much difference we can make to a child’s life with your support.

Cassidy in her go-to seat

Cassidy and the GoTo Seat

In 2009, the innovation team created a seat to help support Cassidy, who has cerebral palsy, to sit upright in a shopping trolley. It was incredibly popular and now families worldwide are using Leckey’s Firefly GoTo Seat in shopping trolleys, swings, planes, trikes and much more. In 2024, we caught up with mum, Dawn, for the 15-year anniversary and she told us: “It makes me feel really proud to have been involved in something that so many families have benefited from.”

Imogen conquered a triathalon and an 886m mountain

In 2018, our team developed a kayak and supported six-year-old Imogen, who has cerebral palsy, to complete the Swansea triathalon. Later that year, she used a modified, four-wheeled downhill mountain bike to summit Pen-Y-Fan. In December 2025, Imogen shared her story at our 20-Year Celebration of CIC. She is an absolute star, an inspiration and proof that with the right support and equipment, disabled children can achieve anything they can dream of.

Imogen at the top of Pen-y-Fan
Rhys on a paddleboard

Rhys makes a splash on an adapted paddleboard

In 2023, Rhys, who has a rare, progressive genetic condition which affects his extremities and physical strength, took to the sea on an adapted paddleboard with a wedge seat and floats. He said “I really enjoyed paddle boarding. We saw jellyfish! We saw crabs! I enjoyed the paddling, it keeps me fit. I feel safe and comfortable on the board.” Two years later, in June 2025, Rhys joined a crew of paddleboarders to take the Relay Your Way baton across Swansea Bay.

Henry and his unique set of wheels

In 2021, three-year-old Henry got a new taste of freedom with a specially designed bike trailer for his ventilator. Last year, Henry joined us for Relay Your Way, where he proudly led an army of cyclists along the Bridlington promenade, pulling the baton along in a new bike trailer. Henry and his mum, Shevonne, raised over £900 and even featured on the BBC’s The One Show, proving they are incredible champions for accessible and inclusive sport and play.

Henry with his trailer

Today, there are over half a million children in the UK with brain conditions that can make everyday activities such as learning, playing or simply experiencing the world a huge challenge. For the last 20 years, the Cerebra Innovation Centre (CIC) has been designing and building innovative, bespoke products to help disabled children discover and engage with the world around them.

We have so many amazing stories about the incredible children we’ve helped. Here are just a few that show how much difference we can make to a child’s life with your support.

Cassidy in her go-to seat

Cassidy and the GoTo Seat

In 2009, the innovation team created a seat to help support Cassidy, who has cerebral palsy, to sit upright in a shopping trolley. It was incredibly popular and now families worldwide are using Leckey’s Firefly GoTo Seat in shopping trolleys, swings, planes, trikes and much more. In 2024, we caught up with mum, Dawn, for the 15-year anniversary and she told us: “It makes me feel really proud to have been involved in something that so many families have benefited from.”

Imogen at the top of Pen-y-Fan

Imogen conquered a triathalon and an 886m mountain

In 2018, our team developed a kayak and supported six-year-old Imogen, who has cerebral palsy, to complete the Swansea triathalon. Later that year, she used a modified, four-wheeled downhill mountain bike to summit Pen-Y-Fan. In December 2025, Imogen shared her story at our 20-Year Celebration of CIC. She is an absolute star, an inspiration and proof that with the right support and equipment, disabled children can achieve anything they can dream of.

Rhys on a paddleboard

Rhys makes a splash on an adapted paddleboard

In 2023, Rhys, who has a rare, progressive genetic condition which affects his extremities and physical strength, took to the sea on an adapted paddleboard with a wedge seat and floats. He said “I really enjoyed paddle boarding. We saw jellyfish! We saw crabs! I enjoyed the paddling, it keeps me fit. I feel safe and comfortable on the board.” Two years later, in June 2025, Rhys joined a crew of paddleboarders to take the Relay Your Way baton across Swansea Bay.

Henry with his trailer

Henry and his unique set of wheels

In 2021, three-year-old Henry got a new taste of freedom with a specially designed bike trailer for his ventilator. Last year, Henry joined us for Relay Your Way, where he proudly led an army of cyclists along the Bridlington promenade, pulling the baton along in a new bike trailer. Henry and his mum, Shevonne, raised over £900 and even featured on the BBC’s The One Show, proving they are incredible champions for accessible and inclusive sport and play.

1st prize - £5,000

2nd prize - £1,500
3rd prize - £500
Runners up 10 x £100
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Important Dates

Postal close: Friday 17 July 2026
Online close: Midnight Monday 20 July 2026
Draw: Wednesday 22 July 2026

Thank you for supporting children living with brain conditions and their families.

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Previous Winners

Congratulations to Mrs D Ellis who was the winner of the £5,000 top prize in the 2025 Christmas Raffle, drawn on the 19th December. You can see all previous winners here.

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