Butterfly Conservation Weekly Lottery

The Butterfly Conservation Weekly Lottery is a gambling website offering a weekly charity lottery draw. It's directly operated by its parent organisation, Butterfly Conservation, a registered UK charity. The site holds an active licence from the Gambling Commission (UKGC), which means it meets the legal standards to operate in Great Britain.

According to its website, the lottery is designed to raise funds for the charity's conservation work. It states that 60% of the proceeds from ticket sales go towards supporting butterfly conservation efforts. The operator claims the remaining funds are split between prize money and administration costs.

The operator, Butterfly Conservation, holds an active Society Lottery licence from the UKGC. This type of licence permits a non-commercial society or a local authority to run lotteries to raise money for social or charitable causes.

The operator, Butterfly Conservation, has no recorded regulatory actions or fines from the UKGC. This indicates a clean compliance history.

The lottery is run by Butterfly Conservation, a registered charity and company incorporated on 17 December 1987. The organisation has held a gambling licence in Great Britain since 24 October 2014, showing a long history of regulated operation.

As a non-commercial operator, its gambling activities are run for the purpose of fundraising. Its clean regulatory record suggests it has met the UKGC's standards for compliance since it was first licensed.