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Free raffle templates that look like you paid for them

Printable raffle tickets, basket raffle sheets, pricing worksheets, and more — everything nonprofits, schools, churches and small organizations need to run a successful raffle.

  • 100% Free
    Templates
  • Easy to Edit
    & Print
  • Trusted by
    Nonprofits
  • Used by Schools, Churches
    & Community Organizations

Three steps, then you’re printing.

Professional-looking raffle materials in minutes.

1

Pick a template

See exactly what you’re getting before you download.

2

Tell us where to send it

Just your email. We’ll send the files and show the download link right away.

3

Fill it in and print

Most templates fill in all at once. Print at home, the office or a print shop.

Made by people who’ve run a lot of raffles.

We’ve been building raffle tools for nonprofits for about 20 years. That’s a lot of school galas, church festivals, fire company fundraisers and basket raffles in folding-chair gyms. These templates are the things we kept watching volunteers make from scratch at 11 p.m. the night before. So we made them properly, once, and put them here. — The Chance2Win Team, Apollo Beach, Florida

  • 20 Years of Raffle Experience
  • PTOs, PTAs, Churches & Nonprofits
  • Easy, Professional Results
  • Here to Help When You Need It

Paper tickets are great. Paper tickets plus online sales are better.

Your best supporters will buy at the door. Everyone who couldn’t make it will happily buy from their phone if you give them a way. Chance2Win builds raffle websites for nonprofits so you can sell online and still sell paper tickets in person, all in one drawing.

Frequently asked questions

Are the raffle templates really free?

Yes. You’ll enter your email to download, and that’s it. No credit card, no trial.

Can I edit them?

Yes. Most templates come as a fillable PDF and an editable Word file. The pricing worksheet also comes as a spreadsheet.

Do I need special paper?

No. Regular letter paper works. Card stock (65 to 110 lb) feels more like a real ticket and holds up better in a drawing container.

Is it legal for us to run a raffle?

It depends on your state and your organization. Most states allow raffles for qualified nonprofits, and many require a license or permit first. Check with your state’s charitable gaming or licensing office before you sell. A quick phone call usually answers it.

Can I use these for my school, church or nonprofit?

That’s exactly who they’re for. PTOs, booster clubs, churches, fire companies, service clubs and small nonprofits use them for every kind of raffle.

Can we sell tickets online instead of on paper?

Yes. That’s what Chance2Win does. You can sell online and on paper at the same time, and both go into the same drawing.