Toyota Good for Footy Raffle offers community clubs more than $250,000 in prizes, ntjfa.com.au reports
ntjfa.com.au reported that the Toyota Good for Footy Raffle raised more than $1 million across Australia last year with 100 per cent of proceeds going to community footy clubs, and that more than $250,000 of prizes are on offer this time, including three brand-new Toyotas.
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A national fundraiser with a direct club benefit
The Toyota Good for Footy Raffle has been promoted to community football clubs by the Northern Tasmanian Junior Football Association. As ntjfa.com.au reported, last year the fundraiser saw over $1 million raised across Australia, with 100 per cent of proceeds going to community footy clubs. 1
The ntjfa.com.au promotion presents the full-proceeds arrangement as the central appeal of the program for community-level clubs, describing the raffle as a great way to raise funds for a club. This account comes from the association's own promotion, and the figures it quotes have not been independently corroborated. 1
More than $250,000 in prizes, including three new Toyotas
According to ntjfa.com.au, there is more than $250,000 worth of prizes up for grabs, including three brand-new Toyotas. Details such as the specific Toyota models offered as prizes, individual prize values and the raffle's draw date are not listed on the association's page, which directs readers to the official raffle website for further information and participation. 1
How Tasmanian clubs can take part
Clubs wishing to register for the fundraiser, and supporters wanting to buy tickets, are directed by ntjfa.com.au to the official raffle site at toyotagoodforfooty.raffletix.com.au. The association has published the promotion on its news page alongside other community football items, including its 2026 representative series against the NWFL and the Shyanne-Lee Memorial Cup. 1
The Northern Tasmanian Junior Football Association is based in Launceston, and its promotion of the raffle is aimed at the community clubs and families within its competition. No participation numbers, ticket prices or draw outcomes for the 2026 raffle are stated in the association's promotion. 1
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