Can I print these at home?

Yes. The nine pictures are print-ready sheets of numbered tickets on a plain white page. The black-and-white style is built to photocopy cleanly.

Can I change the colour or the prize?

Yes. Type the change you want, such as red tickets or one ticket per page. A direction you type is a request, not a guaranteed result.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Classic ink is deep red on white with bold numerals and thin rules. Bright school uses blue, yellow and red with rounded shapes. Black and white is a plain line print in black ink only.

How many tickets are on a sheet?

The school fundraiser design shows eight tickets in two columns. The other designs arrange their tickets in an even grid across the page.

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Raffle tickets: school fundraiser, charity draw, holiday raffle

Raffle tickets — a sheet of eight raffle tickets in a two-column grid, each with a dashed tear line between stub and ticket, the word "RAFFLE" across the top and blank lines for name and phone on the stub, a classic two-colour letterpress ticket print with bold numerals and thin rules

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Reading 3Holiday raffle

Schools, clubs and charities print raffle tickets for a fundraiser and tear them along a perforated stub. Each sheet has a keep stub and a draw stub, with blank lines for the buyer's name and phone. The nine pictures show a school fundraiser, a charity draw and a holiday raffle, in classic red ink, bright school colours, and a black-and-white print. Type a different prize, colour or occasion and the same layout is drawn for it.

a school or PTA fundraiser
a charity draw at a community event
a holiday or festival raffle
a club or sports team fundraiser

Frequently asked questions

Can I print these at home?: Yes. The nine pictures are print-ready sheets of numbered tickets on a plain white page. The black-and-white style is built to photocopy cleanly.
Can I change the colour or the prize?: Yes. Type the change you want, such as red tickets or one ticket per page. A direction you type is a request, not a guaranteed result.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Classic ink is deep red on white with bold numerals and thin rules. Bright school uses blue, yellow and red with rounded shapes. Black and white is a plain line print in black ink only.
How many tickets are on a sheet?: The school fundraiser design shows eight tickets in two columns. The other designs arrange their tickets in an even grid across the page.

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