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 an Australian charity lottery. You can win $200,000 cash or a Land Rover Defender. The Defender comes with a rooftop tent and all-terrain gear. Both prizes are worth the same amount. Tickets cost $5 each.

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

About Endeavour Lotteries

Endeavour Lotteries is a registered charity. The ACNC Register lists them as official. They run prize draws to help the Endeavour Foundation.

The foundation helps people with disability. They gain independence and find jobs. They also build life skills. Every ticket dollar funds these services in Queensland.

The operator has run lotteries for many years. They run draws in a transparent way. Winners get paid as promised.

The Endeavour Foundation helps adults with disabilities. They run job programs, life skills training, and community services. [VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] how Draw 220 money goes to programs. Check the charity's reports on the ACNC Register.

The Prize: Cash or Vehicle — Your Choice

Endeavour Draw 220 lets you pick your prize. You win $200,000 in cash or a Land Rover. Most lotteries lock you into one prize type.

Option 1: $200,000 Cash

Get the full $200,000 in your bank account. No strings attached. No car to maintain. No depreciation worry.

You decide what to do with it. Invest it. Pay off your mortgage. Start a business. Spend it however you want.

Pick this if you want total freedom. Or if you already have a car you love.

Option 2: Land Rover Defender Package

Get a fully-equipped Land Rover Defender worth $200,000. The vehicle has a 5.0L V8 engine with 313kW power. It includes air suspension and Terrain Response system. It can tow 3.5 tonnes.

The package adds a rooftop tent and roof ladder. You get side-mounted gear carrier and 20-inch all-terrain wheels. A sliding panoramic roof and Alpine windows come too.

Inside, you get Ebony Resist leather seats. The seats heat and cool. A Meridian sound system plays music. Wireless charging and driver safety tech are included.

This is a premium off-road vehicle. It's not a basic model. The tent and gear carrier alone cost $15,000–20,000.

Pick this if you want a ready-to-go adventure vehicle. No upgrades needed.

The Odds: How Your Chances Compare

Endeavour Draw 220 caps ticket sales. Your odds stay the same once sales close. Government lotteries like Powerball get worse odds as more people buy tickets.

[ESTIMATE] Lottery odds depend on total tickets sold. The figures above are estimates only.

Where the Money Goes

The Endeavour Foundation runs Endeavour Lotteries. It funds disability support services. The foundation helps people with disabilities get jobs and live independently.

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] Check how much Draw 220 money goes to programs. You can see the foundation's money reports on the ACNC Register.

In Australia, 1 in 7 working people have a disability. Many struggle to find jobs. Many need help living on their own. Disability services need more money. Lottery money from Endeavour helps across Queensland.

Enter Endeavour Draw 220

Tax on Your Winnings

• The ATO does not tax lottery winnings as income.
• Interest from winnings is taxable in the year you earn it.
• Capital gains tax applies if you sell shares or property for profit.
• Stamp duty on the Defender varies by state. Ask the lottery before you accept it.

Talk to an accountant about your situation. See the ATO's guide on prizes and awards for official tax rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Endeavour Lotteries a real registered charity?

Yes. The Endeavour Foundation runs Endeavour Lotteries. Its ABN is 80 009 670 704. The ACNC Register lists it as a registered charity. You can check its status and money reports on the ACNC website. All Endeavour lotteries follow Australian gaming law.

What are my real odds of winning?

Your odds depend on total tickets sold before 30 July 2026. [VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] The pool size is not yet published. Once the draw ends, odds will be 1 in [pool size]. This beats Powerball (1 in 134 million). It beats Saturday Lotto (1 in 8.1 million). Charity lotteries cap ticket sales.

Can I take cash instead of the Defender?

Yes. You get $200,000. You can take it as cash or as a Land Rover Defender. You make this choice after you win. Endeavour will help you get your prize.

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

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISH] Check if Endeavour covers registration and insurance. Or if you pay for these. Call Endeavour to ask what the prize includes.

Is a ticket in Endeavour Draw 220 tax-deductible?

No. Lottery tickets are not tax-deductible. You can give money to the Endeavour Foundation. That gift may be tax-deductible. Ask the ATO or your accountant about this.

How do I verify a past winner from Endeavour lotteries?

Endeavour shows draw results on its website. You can see past winners from Queensland. Call Endeavour to check any winner news. All draws follow ACNC rules and get audited.

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