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Enter UJIA’s raffle for tickets to the World Cup semi-final and final in Russia!
Jewish charity offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be at World Cup's culmination in Moscow, including a possible semi-final involving England!
UJIA opens its raffle for the next 48 hours offering a once in a lifetime World Cup experience!
One lucky winner will win two tickets to both the final and semi-final of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Moscow, Russia!
You could be watching England play live in the semi-final, if they manage to overcome Sweden on Saturday in a quarter-final tie, following Tuesday’s dramatic round of 16 penalties victory over Colombia.
To enter the raffle – it costs just £100 – and the competition will close at noon on Friday 6 July, with the draw taking place at 3pm on the same day.
Michael Wegier, UJIA Chief Executive said, “with only 200 tickets available, and selling fast – we are delighted to offer this opportunity to support UJIA’s work in Israel and UK.”
To be in with a chance of experiencing the World Cup Finals in Russia. you can enter the raffle below!
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