We’re thrilled to announce that the Lexus Lottery for Telethon is back for 2024, made possible through the generous support of Lexus of Perth.
This marks the 18th year that Lexus of Perth has graciously donated a vehicle to help raise funds for Telethon, continuing a tradition of support that has made a significant impact on the lives of children across Western Australia.
For just $100, you could become the proud owner of this stunning Lexus LBX Sports Luxury 2WD, valued at over $62,000.
With limited tickets available, don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!
To purchase your tickets, click here.
Ticket sales close at 12 pm on Saturday, October 19, 2024, unless sold out prior.
The winner will be announced live on-air during the Telethon broadcast on Saturday evening, October 19, 2024, and will be contacted shortly after the winning ticket has been announced.
The Lexus LBX Sports Luxury 2WD
Compact with no compromise, the LBX reimagines the city SUV.
Inside, it is full of connected technology. On the outside, it has a commanding presence, one that exudes confidence, and ensures every arrival in the LBX creates a memorable impact.
Designed to suit different lifestyles and personalities, the LBX has been crafted with a captivating presence that leaves a lasting impression.
The prize package includes dealer delivery, 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third-party insurance and stamp duty.
Early Bird Prize
Buy your tickets before midnight on Monday, September 23, 2024, and you will go in the draw for the early bird prize: a $1,000 Crown Perth voucher.
The winner of the Early Bird Prize will be announced on Tuesday, September 24, 2024.
All participants in the Early Bird Draw will also be included in the main Lexus Lottery for Telethon raffle, including the winner of the Early Bird Draw.
For more details on the Crown Gift Cards Terms and Conditions, click here.
Thank you for your incredible generosity and support for Telethon.
Total prize package valued at $62,120.85
Permit number LS222079624 is held by Mark McCrory.