Endeavour Draw 220: $200K Cash or Land Rover Defender — Which Prize Is Right for You? | Win A Home

Endeavour Draw 220: $200K Cash or Land Rover Defender — Which Prize Is Right for You?

Endeavour Draw 220 is the only active Australian charity lottery offering a genuine choice: win $200,000 as cash deposited to your bank account, or accept a fully-equipped Land Rover Defender with rooftop tent, air suspension and all-terrain package worth the same amount. Tickets are $5 and close on 30 July 2026.

ACNC-registered charity lottery. Must be 18+. See ACNC Register for full charity details.

About Endeavour Lotteries

Endeavour Lotteries is an ACNC-registered charity that runs prize draws to fund the Endeavour Foundation. The foundation supports people with disability to gain independence, secure employment and build essential life skills. Every dollar from ticket sales directly funds disability support services across Queensland. Per the operator's official page, the organisation has been running prize lotteries for decades, with transparent draw conduct and verified winner payouts.

The Endeavour Foundation operates employment support programs, life skills training and community integration services for adults with intellectual, physical and psychiatric disabilities. [VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] the specific allocation of revenue from Draw 220 to programs. You can verify the charity's financial statements and annual reports on the ACNC Register.

The Prize: Cash or Vehicle — Your Choice

Endeavour Draw 220 is structured as a flexible win-your-way lottery. The winner receives $200,000, which can be taken in one of two forms. This is the critical difference from most charity lotteries, which lock you into a single prize type.

Option 1: $200,000 Cash

Take the full $200,000 as a direct bank transfer. No conditions, no asset to maintain, no depreciation. You choose what to do with the money — invest it, pay down a mortgage, start a business, or spend it. This option suits people who want maximum flexibility or who already own a vehicle they're happy with.

Option 2: Land Rover Defender Package (Worth $200,000)

Accept a fully-equipped Land Rover Defender vehicle with a complete adventure package. Per the draw details, the vehicle includes a 5.0L V8 petrol engine with 313kW power, air suspension, Terrain Response system and 3.5 tonne towing capacity. The package adds a rooftop tent, deployable roof ladder, side-mounted gear carrier, 20-inch all-terrain wheels, sliding panoramic roof and Alpine windows.

Interior features include Ebony Resist leather, heated and cooled seats, Meridian sound system, wireless charging and modern driver assistance technology. This is a complete off-road capable vehicle, not a stripped base model. The rooftop tent and gear carrier add $15,000–20,000 in value alone.

Choose this option if you want a premium vehicle ready for weekend tracks, sand, gravel and dirt roads without spending money on modifications.

The Odds: How Your Chances Compare

Endeavour Draw 220 has a capped ticket pool, which means your odds are fixed once the draw closes. This differs from government lotteries like Powerball, where odds worsen as more tickets are sold.

[ESTIMATE] Charity lottery odds depend on total tickets sold. Figures above are estimates unless sourced from the lottery operator.

Where the Money Goes

Endeavour Lotteries is run by the Endeavour Foundation to fund disability support services. The foundation helps people with intellectual, physical and psychiatric disabilities gain independence, find meaningful employment and build life skills. [VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] the exact percentage of Draw 220 revenue allocated to programs versus administration. You can review the foundation's audited financial statements and annual reports on the ACNC Register.

In Australia, approximately 1 in 7 working-age people live with disability, per the ABS. Many face barriers to employment and independent living. Disability support services are underfunded relative to need. Lottery revenue from Endeavour helps fill that gap through employment programs, vocational training and community integration services across Queensland.

Enter Endeavour Draw 220

Tax Treatment of Your Winnings

• Lottery winnings are not assessable income — the ATO does not tax the win itself.
• Interest and investment returns earned from winnings are taxable in the year earned.
• CGT applies if you invest winnings in shares or property and sell later at a profit.
• Stamp duty exemptions on prize vehicles vary by state — confirm with the lottery operator before accepting the Defender.

Get advice from a registered accountant for your specific situation. See the ATO's guide on prizes and awards for official tax treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Endeavour Lotteries a legitimate registered charity?

Yes. Endeavour Lotteries is run by the Endeavour Foundation, ABN 80 009 670 704, which is registered with the ACNC Register. You can verify the charity's status, financial statements and annual reports directly on the ACNC website. All Endeavour lotteries are licensed and conducted according to Australian gaming law.

What are my real odds of winning Endeavour Draw 220?

Your odds depend on how many tickets are sold before 30 July 2026. The ticket pool size [VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] is not yet published. Once the draw closes, odds will be 1 in [pool size]. This is far better than Powerball (1 in 134 million) or Saturday Lotto (1 in 8.1 million) because charity lotteries cap ticket sales.

Can I choose cash instead of the Defender if I win?

Yes. Per the draw details, you receive $200,000 and can elect to take it as cash or as the Land Rover Defender package. This choice is made after the draw is conducted and you are confirmed as the winner. Endeavour will work with you to arrange whichever option you prefer.

What happens if I win the Defender — do I have to pay registration or insurance?

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] whether Endeavour Lotteries covers registration, transfer of title and first-year insurance as part of the prize package, or whether these are your responsibility. Contact the operator to confirm the exact prize inclusions and your obligations as the winner.

Is a ticket in Endeavour Draw 220 tax-deductible?

No. Lottery ticket purchases are not tax-deductible. However, if you choose to make a separate donation to the Endeavour Foundation, that donation may be tax-deductible if you are an Australian taxpayer. Check with the ATO or your accountant about donation deductibility rules.

How do I verify a past winner from Endeavour lotteries?

Endeavour publishes draw results and winner names on its official page. Per the official page, recent draws include verified winners from Queensland locations. You can also contact Endeavour Lotteries directly via their customer support line listed on their website to confirm any winner announcement. All draws are conducted under ACNC charity guidelines and are subject to audit.

Tickets close 30 July 2026. Must be 18+ to enter. Win A Home is an independent directory.