E: 23/11 Gary Barlow’s Memorabilia Prize Draw (Text)

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If you reply CANCEL to the confirmation message within 60 minutes, you will not donate, but you will still be entered.

https://www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/shows/our-2019-appeal-show/gary-barlows-memorabilia-collection/

The prize

A rare chance to get your hands on a piece of music history!

Gary Barlow is donating the majority of his life’s work to BBC Children in Need for this very special Text to Win Prize Draw. Over the last 30 years Mr Barlow has acquired an impressive collection of gold discs, silver discs, music awards, academy awards and much more – and 140 of you could be in with a chance of winning a piece of it. Calling all music lovers… this is the prize draw for you.

How to enter

To be in with a chance of winning one of 140 items from Gary Barlow’s collection of memorabilia and have the opportunity to donate £10 to BBC Children in Need at the same time, all you have to do is text the word WIN to 81155.

Once we receive confirmation of your entry, a one-off voluntary donation of £10 will be made to BBC Children in Need. You can opt out of the donation by replying ‘CANCEL’ to your entry confirmation text within 60 minutes.

Entry texts will be charged at your standard network message rate.

You must be 18 or over and have the bill payers permission to enter

The prize draw will close for entries at 2 PM on Monday 23rd November 2020. Please do not enter after this time as your entry will not count but you will still be charged.

The winners will be randomly selected and notified by phone on Tuesday 24th November 2020.

View the full terms and conditions and privacy notice below.

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Full terms and conditions and privacy notice

For information on how we use your personal data please see the Privacy Notice below.

1. The prize draw will be open at 12pm on 7th November 2020 and close at 2pm on 23rd November 2020.

2. Entry to the prize draw is by texting the keyword WIN to short code 81155. Text messages cost your standard network message charge (based on your service provider rates – please check with your provider). Entrants will then receive a free bounce-back message from 62345 informing them that a voluntary donation of £10 to BBC Children in Need will be taken 60 minutes after the entry text was received, unless they reply to 62345 with the word CANCEL before 60 minutes has passed.

3. For the avoidance of doubt, opting out of the voluntary donation will not affect your entry into the prize draw.

4. The prize draw is open to all residents of the UK (please note the text service to enter the prize draw does not include Channel Islands or Isle of Man mobile networks). The prize draw is open to those aged 18 or over, except staff members of BBC Children in Need, of BBC Group, of any of the prize providers, and their close relatives, or anyone connected with the prize draw.

5. Please ensure you spell the Keyword correctly and send your text message to the correct short code within the time period that the prize draw is specified as being open. If your short code is invalid, or your text message is received outside the specified time period you will not receive a bounce-back message but may still be charged your standard network message charge. You will not be donating to BBC Children in Need nor will you have entered the prize draw.

6. You may enter the prize draw a maximum of four times a day. You will receive a free bounce-back message regarding the donation each time, and if you wish to opt out of the donation you need to respond to each such message received from 62345 with the word CANCEL. If you try to enter more times than this from the same mobile telephone number in one day, you will still be charged your standard network rate, but will not be entered into the prize draw and will not be donating to BBC Children in Need.

7. If you are a UK taxpayer, we can claim an additional 25p in Gift Aid from the Government for every £1 you donate. And it doesn’t cost you a penny! To help us claim this, we may send you a follow up text to ask if you want to Gift Aid your donation. For us to claim Gift Aid, you must pay UK income or capital gains tax in the current tax year (this does not include VAT or council tax) at least equal to the amount reclaimed on all your charitable donations and understand that, if you pay less income tax or capital gains tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all your charity donations, it is your responsibility to pay any difference. Find out more about Gift Aid. If you click the link in the text message you will be taken to a site to complete the Gift Aid declaration and have the option to sign up to keep up to date about children we support and fundraising news. Please read the details carefully before submission. You will not automatically be added to any marketing databases if we send you this follow up text.”

8. If by mistake you text us with the word “GIFT” or “GIFT AID” rather than following the above process, we may send you a message to notify you of the error and redirecting you to the above process again. You will not automatically be added to any marketing databases if we send you this text.

9. Other than as set out in paragraph 6, there are no restrictions on the number of times a person can enter the prize draw, or on the number of times that they can win.

10. There are 140 prizes to be won. Each winner will receive ONE piece of Gary Barlow memorabilia.
• The item of memorabilia will be allocated at random by BBC Children in Need.
• Items include gold discs, silver discs, music awards, academy awards, album sales recognition plaques, performance recognition plaques, signed photographs and plaques received by Gary Barlow for his contribution to music or film.
• Some items may not have an image of Gary Barlow but will highlight his contribution to the success of an artist or song.
• Items will be delivered to locations within the UK only. Delivery of the prize will be subject to the wider UK situation and any restrictions in place regarding Covid-19 which may affect delivery.

11. The winner will be selected using an independent randomised draw system and contacted on 24th November 2020 by BBC Children in Need by telephone. If the winner does not respond in order to claim the prize within five working days (being Monday to Friday), BBC Children in Need reserves the right to contact the next eligible winner (and in this case the original winner forfeits their claim to the prize), and so on until a winner is found.

12. The winner will must provide their full name and address for delivery to BBC Children in Need at the point at which they respond and claim their prize. BBC Children in Need, via its delivery partner, will aim to deliver the prize by 31 December 2020 but this not guaranteed and is subject to any government restrictions which may affect delivery.

13. The prize is as stated (subject to paragraph 16 below). There is no cash alternative and the elements of the prize cannot be sold or transferred by the winner in any circumstances. For the avoidance of doubt, unless specified above, no other costs or expenses will be covered by BBC Children in Need, the BBC, or any of the prize providers.

14. BBC Children in Need and the BBC’s announcement as to who the winner is, is final. No correspondence relating to the prize draw will be entered into.

15. The winner and their guests agree to take part in any reasonable post-prize draw publicity with BBC Children in Need if required.

16. The prize is subject to change. Descriptions of the prize are provided without a warranty of any kind. In no event shall BBC Children in Need, the BBC, BBC Studios or any prize provider be liable for any claim demand or damages caused to an entrant by reason of a description of the prize being inaccurate, incomplete, or for the prize being otherwise in any way different to the entrant’s expectations. BBC Children in Need reserve the right to disqualify any entries that breach these rules, are in any way fraudulent or (in BBC Children in Need’s reasonable opinion) will bring themselves, BBC, BBC Studios or the prize provider into disrepute. BBC Children in Need reserve the right to cancel the prize draw at any stage, if deemed necessary in their joint opinion, or if circumstances arise outside their control.

17. BBC Children in Need, the BBC and each of their sub-contractors, subsidiaries and/or agencies cannot accept any responsibility whatsoever for any technical failure or malfunction or any other problem with any telephone network or line, system, server, provider or otherwise which may result in any text not being properly received.

18. If you would like to contribute a different amount to BBC Children in Need than is possible via Text to Donate, you can donate online on the BBC Children in Need website at bbc.co.uk/Pudsey

19. This prize draw is operated by BBC Children in Need with broadcast promotion by the BBC and is being promoted by both BBC Children in Need and the BBC.

20. BBC Children in Need is registered charity number 802052 (England and Wales) and SC039557 (Scotland). To find out more about BBC Children in Need please go to the website, or call the BBC Children in Need Helpdesk on 0345 609 0015 (Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:00). Standard geographic charges from landlines and mobiles will apply and calls may be included in your telecom provider’s call package.

21. The prize is provided by:
Gary Barlow
BBC Studios Productions Ltd – 1 Television Centre, 101 Wood Lane, London, W12 7FA
BBC Children in Need – Bridge House, Media City UK, Salford, M50 2BH.

22. The text service, randomised draw and donation service is provided by Fonix Mobile Limited on behalf of BBC Children in Need. If you have any queries regarding the service, please contact Fonix at the following email address: care@fonix.com or write to Fonix Mobile Limited, 23 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BQ or call on the following Helpline Number: 0208 114 7001 (Monday to Friday 9:00 – 17:30).

23. The governing law is that of England and Wales.

24. This prize draw is subject to the BBC’s code of conduct for prize draws, found here.

Privacy Notice:

Where you enter the competition, BBC Children in Need is the Data Controller and is responsible for how your data is processed. Fonix Mobile Limited provides the text service for BBC Children in Need and processes your data. Multi Resource Marketing Ltd provides prize fulfilment services for BBC Children in Need and processes your data if you win. Your data will be collected and used to process your donation, fulfil any prizes if you win, provide receipts, process any refunds as necessary, process Gift Aid claims and in order to help analyse BBC Children in Need’s income. The legal basis for this processing is that it is in BBC Children in Need’s legitimate interests (and we don’t believe this unreasonably impacts on your rights or freedoms). BBC Children in Need will retain your information in accordance with its retention policy, an extract of which is available on request. To find out more about how your information will be used, including your rights in relation to it, how to contact BBC Children in Need about it and how it is used if you sign up to BBC Children in Need’s newsletter please see https://www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/legal BBC Children in Need may share your data with the BBC and there is more detail about this below.

Sharing with the BBC

Where BBC Children in Need passes on your data to the BBC, the BBC is a separate data controller of that data. The BBC complies with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 2018 and the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 in processing personal information. The legal basis on which the BBC processes your personal information is for compliance with a legal obligation to which the controller is subject. The BBC will retain the personal data of winners for two years for regulatory purposes. If you wish to have your data deleted, or to exercise your other data subject rights please contact dpa.officer@bbc.co.uk If you are unhappy with how the BBC processes your data, you can raise a concern with the ICO. For the BBC’s privacy policy, please see www.bbc.co.uk/privacy.