Give Peace A Chance John Lennon Raffle
THE PRIZE
Win a limited edition Give Peace a Chance vinyl by John Lennon and Yoko Ono
Yoko Ono Lennon and Sean Ono Lennon in association with Abbey Road Studios and Universal Music Recordings, have made available an extremely rare and collectable strictly Limited Edition of 50 vinyl acetates of the Plastic Ono Band’s iconic single ‘Give Peace A Chance’ / ‘Remember Love’ originally released in July 1969, with this new version released on 1st December 2023.
You have a chance to win this rare vinyl today by donating a minimum of £5 to Women for Women International, supporting women in countries affected by war and conflict.
£5 one entry
could provide an emergency hygiene kit with essential products like soap and toothbrushes
£10 two entries
could help provide clothing and blankets for women and families in crisis situations
£15 three entries
could provide women with supplies and training so they can begin growing and selling produce in markets and feed their families
How to enter
Donate to support women in countries affected by war and conflict for your chance to win
A donation of £5 counts as one entry.
You can enter as many times as you like from 11th November 2024 until the closing date on 10th January 2025.
The winner will be chosen at random in a prize draw and notified by 17th January.
By taking part in this draw, you confirm you’re over 18 and based in the UK.
See full terms and conditions.
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GIVE PEACE A CHANCE
About the single
Recorded on 1st June and first released as a single on 4th July 1969, ‘Give Peace A Chance’ is an anti-war song – written by John Lennon & Yoko Ono and recorded with a small group of individuals during their Montreal Bed-In for Peace – that rapidly became the anthem of the anti-war and counterculture movements worldwide, notably sung by half a million demonstrators led by Pete Seeger on Vietnam Moratorium Day in Washington, D.C. on 15th November 1969, and continues to be played on the radio and sung at protests and marches all over the world to promote peace and non-violence.
I was pleased when the movement took up ‘Give Peace A Chance’ because I had written it with that in mind. I felt an obligation even then to write a song that people would sing in the pub, or on a demonstration. I remember hearing them all sing it – it was a very big moment for me. That’s what the song was about.
About Women for Women International
Helping women survivors of war rebuild their lives
Since 1993, Women for Women International has invested in the power of over half a million women who are forgotten — the women survivors of war and conflict — to learn the skills they need to rebuild their lives.
Terms and Conditions
To enter this raffle, you must be a UK resident aged 18 years or over.
Entries close on midnight on 10th January and the winner will be notified by email by 17th January.
Please read the full terms and conditions.
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