Myton LotteryThe Myton Hospices

Care that costs families nothing.

The Myton Hospices care for people across Coventry and Warwickshire living with a life-limiting illness — free of charge, always. Myton Lottery exists to help keep it that way.

Three places, one promise

Wherever you are in Coventry and Warwickshire, Myton’s care comes to you — in our hospices, in the community and at home.

The garden at Coventry Myton Hospice in summer

Coventry

The Myton Hospice, Coventry

Inpatient beds, day services and family support on the grounds of University Hospital Coventry.

The Myton Hospices building in Warwick

Warwick

The Myton Hospice, Warwick

Our founding hospice: inpatient care, wellbeing services and gardens that belong to the families who use them.

The Myton support hub in Rugby

Rugby

Rugby support hub

Community and outpatient support closer to home for Rugby families, working alongside our Myton at Home nurses.

Why run a lotto at all?

Hospice care is free to every family who needs it — but it is never free to provide. Most of Myton’s income is raised, not granted, and it has to be raised again every single year.

Myton Lottery gives supporters a steady, honest way to help: a couple of pounds a week, a fair draw, and every result published. It is a hand on a shoulder, not a jackpot — the prize is nice, the care is the point.

100% of profit from every draw funds free hospice care in Coventry, Warwick and Rugby. Not “a proportion”, not “after costs elsewhere” — all of it.

Our published accounts

We publish where every pound goes. Each year’s lottery income, prize costs, running costs and the amount passed to care are set out in The Myton Hospices’ annual report and accounts, filed with the Charity Commission and available to anyone.

A plain-English breakdown for Myton Lottery will live on this page once the first full year is complete.