Self-exclude form

If you feel you have a problem with gambling and would like to request that British Red Cross excludes you from taking part in our lottery and raffle activity, you can complete this online form or (if you would prefer) get in touch with our Supporter Care team by calling 0300 456 11 55, emailing supportercare@redcross.org.uk, or writing to FREEPOST RED CROSS, 44 Moorfields, London, EC2Y 9AL.

For more information about how our self-exclusion process works, you can read our self-exclusion policy.

Please gamble responsibly. If you or a family member feels that they are experiencing problems with gambling, you can seek advice and support from trained counsellors by visiting www.begambleaware.org or call The National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 (lines open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week).

Please exclude me from all British Red Cross raffle and lottery activity with immediate effect. I understand that by ticking this box, the exclusion will remain in place for at least six months and uintil I call the British Red Cross Supporter Care team (0300 456 11 55) to tell you that I wish to begin receiving gambling related marketing materials again.

I understand that if I attempt to enter a British Red Cross raffle or lottery during the term of this exclusion and are identified by a member of staff, I will be refused entry and any stake will be returned to me.

Your name

We ask you to provide the details below so we can identify you on our database and ensure your self-exclusion request is fulfilled. This does not constitute a marketing opt-in and we will not use the details you provide on this form for any marketing activity unless you already hear from us in this way.

Your address

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Email

Your privacy

The British Red Cross is committed to privacy and will use personal data for the purpose it was collected or other legitimate purposes we tell you about: for example, to provide goods, services or information you have requested or to administer donations or services we provide. We may also analyse data we collect to better understand the people who support us or those who use or deliver our services. Sometimes this means us combining that data with information from reliable public sources. Our research allows us to tailor communications and services in a more focused and cost effective way, as well as better meeting your needs and the needs of others like you. However, we will never do this in a way that intrudes on personal privacy and will not use your data for a purpose that conflicts with previously expressed privacy preferences. For full details about how we use personal data, our legal basis for doing so and your privacy rights, please see our Privacy Notice online.