VriendenLoterij

The FriendsLottery (VriendenLoterij) gives an extra bit of support to thousands of people with an illness, disability and social initiatives that can provide people with a day free from care, finance promising research or make a valuable contribution to society in another way.

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VriendenLoterij

Beethovenstraat 200
1077 JZ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Tel 0031 - 88 - 020 1020
info@vriendenloterij.nl
www.vriendenloterij.nl
 

Mobile number

At VriendenLoterij your ticket number is your mobile number supplemented with two letters (for example: 06-12345678-AA).

 

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Results & key success factors

1998 – 2019: 969.1 million euros for health and welfare

FriendsLottery players can make their own choice which organisation they want to support. For each lottery ticket sold, at least 40% of the ticket price goes to the chosen organisation. About 3,200 clubs and associations take part in this, ranging from small associations with only a couple of tickets, to very big ones.

 

Figures for 2019 VriendenLoterij

649,625 players Revenue €123.7 million
811,515 tickets To charities €61.8 million
1,230,775 prizes 1998-2019: €969.1 million to charities
55 charities and 3,266 clubs and associations

 

 

 

Allocations 2019 - VriendenLoterij (PDF)

€ 61.8 
million

donated in 2019

 

VriendenLoterij ambassadors

The FriendsLottery has a strong team of ambassadors who spread the word about the importance of the lottery and he good work of its beneficiaries.

Irene Moors

TV presenter

“Just like the lottery, I think it’s very important that people with disabilities should not be side-lined but should take a full part in society.”

Gerard Joling

Singer and TV presenter

"Lottery members support clubs and associations that are committed to health and well-being. Being and staying healthy, and enjoying the company of friends and family, are the most important things in life.”

Wolter Kroes

Singer

"The FriendsLottery was able to donate millions to charities, thanks to its players. Like the MS Research Foundation, for example, where I’m the ambassador for children with MS. It’s great to give something back to our players and the lotteries!”

Esther Vergeer

Former wheelchair tennis player and seven-times Paralympic champion

“Being and staying healthy is something that you have to work at every day and I’m happy to make my contribution to that. That’s why the FriendsLottery is so important.”

Richard Krajicek

Former tennis player and Wimbledon Tennis Champion 1996

“The FriendsLottery often makes the impossible come true. Especially for children, who need it most.”

Dennis van der Geest

DJ, presenter and former world champion judo

“I have always been able to rely on my body. Some others need a little help in order to be able to play a part in society. Great to see what the FriendsLottery attributes to a healthy society and people's well-being.”

Jan Versteegh

TV presenter
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'The FriendsLottery does a lot of great things. With their participation, players can choose which cause they support. It's just amazing that I may surprise people with fantastic prizes.'

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