Children’s charity set to benefit from multi-million-pound house draw

Over The Wall Camp is set to benefit from the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw.

The children’s charity, which this summer is holding residential camps for children and young people living with chronic illnesses and disabilities at its new base at Ockbrook, has been named as the beneficiary of the latest draw, which involves a six-bedroom house in Surrey, valued at £4 million.

Set within five acres of landscaped grounds, the Victorian property features a heated outdoor swimming pool, outdoor tennis court, beautiful lawns and a covered loggia perfect for dining alfresco.

It comes mortgage-free, with all stamp duty and legal fees covered, plus £170,000 worth of furnishings

The lucky winner will also get £250,000 in cash to help them settle in.

Founded by Hollywood icon Paul Newman, Over The Wall Camp provides free, transformative residential camps for children and young people living with chronic illnesses and disabilities.

The charity supports children facing the challenges of serious health issues by helping them build confidence, self-belief, resilience, friendships and hope.

Over The Wall Camp ambassador comedian Rob Brydon is backing the children’s charity’s partnership with Omaze.

He said: “Children facing serious illness often experience long periods of treatment and recovery that can leave them isolated and missing out on everyday childhood experiences.

“Over The Wall Camp gives these children space to reconnect, build confidence and rediscover joy alongside others going through similar experiences, which can be profoundly supportive.

“I’m proud to support this Omaze partnership and the vital work it will enable for children and families across the UK.”

Draw entries for the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Surrey, are available now.

The draw closes on Sunday 28 June for online entries and Tuesday 30 June for postal entries.

For more information and to enter click here.