VCG PromoRisk Supports Local Schools with Festival on the Field Raffle Sponsorship

13 Jul 2026

VCG PromoRisk was proud to sponsor this year’s Festival on the Field raffle, which took place on Saturday 4 July 2026, helping raise valuable funds for Manland Primary School and Sir John Lawes School.

The much-loved local fundraiser brought families, schools and the wider community together for a weekend of entertainment, activities and prizes, with the raffle forming a key part of the fundraising effort.

As headline raffle sponsor, VCG PromoRisk provided the cash prize for a live ‘stick or twist’ envelope pick, creating an exciting on-stage moment for one lucky winner. After choosing from the envelopes and facing two opportunities to stick or twist, the winner walked away with £100.

Sally-Anne Cuthbertson from VCG PromoRisk was there on the day to help bring the live prize mechanic to life, introducing the headline cash prize moment and encouraging audience participation as the winner made their final envelope choice.

The mechanic added theatre, anticipation and audience participation to the raffle, showing how a simple prize promotion can become a memorable live experience when structured in the right way.

A huge thank you goes to all the brilliant prize donors and sponsors who helped make the raffle such a success, including VCG PromoRisk, Vinsanto, LOSH Bar & Grill, Musicale Ltd, Embody Fitness, Photo Typewriter, Edits Styling, Wheathampstead Golf Village, Rebecca Jade Beauty & Aesthetics, Belle Aesthetics, Here Salon and everyone else who supported the event.

At VCG PromoRisk, we are passionate about promotions that engage audiences, create excitement and deliver results. It was fantastic to support a local community event while helping to bring a fun and interactive promotional mechanic to life.

Planning a promotion, prize mechanic or fixed-fee risk campaign? Get in touch with VCG PromoRisk to see how we can help bring your next campaign to life.


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