We're incredibly grateful to players of People's Postcode Lottery for their ongoing support, which enables us to protect species at risk of extinction around the world. With their backing, we're able to support international conservation breeding programmes and science-driven fieldwork that gets threatened species on the road to recovery. From research to action, player support is helping us work towards a world where wildlife thrives. Thank you to everyone who plays – you're helping nature reco

We're incredibly grateful to players of People's Postcode Lottery for their ongoing support, which enables us to protect species at risk of extinction around the world. With their backing, we're able to support international conservation breeding programmes and science-driven fieldwork that gets threatened species on the road to recovery. From research to action, player support is helping us work towards a world where wildlife thrives. Thank you to everyone who plays – you're helping nature reco

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6.3K views · 16 reactions | WNEMTV5news would like to congratulate all of the 2024 Excellence in Education award winners and would also like to honor the Michigan Lottery as they celebrate ten years of Excellence in Education! | WNEMTV5news | Facebook

5K views · 140 reactions | We’re celebrating the amazing milestone of receiving £10 million from players of @People's Postcode Lottery  Ambassador Felicity Kendal was on hand to say thank you to players of People’s Postcode Lottery as she made a guest appearance at our Bedfont social club in Middlesex! | Royal Voluntary Service | Facebook

Whilst many children around the world have returned to school post-lockdown, the situation for children in Uganda is very different. Schools remain closed and won’t open again until January 2022. Christine, Leju, Abigal and Nanyonjo share their experiences of homeschooling during the pandemic. With support from players of People's Postcode Lottery, UNICEF has been able to help keep children learning both online and offline during school closures due to COVID-19. 📚💙 | UNICEF UK