Hurry – closes tonight – 28th November 2021…
‘Text-to-win’ competition for BBC Children in Need 2021 Appeal features the star prize of an electric Toyota Proace Matino campervan by Wellhouse Leisure (and worth £65,000)…
We are told:
- An electric Toyota Proace Matino campervan by Wellhouse Leisure, worth £65,000, is part of a ‘text-to-win’ competition for BBC Children in Need’s 2021 Appeal.
- The campervan has a 75kW battery and sleeps four people. Its specification includes: kitchen with fridge, sink and cooker, two double beds, a pop-up roof, LED mood lighting, programmable heating, a 150W solar panel, metallic paint, alloy wheels, sat-nav, lithium leisure battery, sliding rear seat and twin-swivelling cab seats.
- The campervan is part of a prize package that also includes:
- two tickets to see Adele in concert.
- one year’s insurance from campervan and motorhome insurance specialists, Caravan Guard (terms and conditions apply).
- Wellhouse Leisure is leading UK campervan converter – ISO 9001:2008 certified.
An electric Toyota Proace Matino campervan by Wellhouse Leisure, worth £65,000, is included in a ‘text-to-win’ competition for BBC Children in Need’s 2021 Appeal.
Last year, a similar campervan from Wellhouse Leisure raised over £1.1 million as part of a prize package for BBC Children in Need’s 2020 Appeal.
The campervan is part of a prize package that includes two tickets to see Adele in concert, plus 12 month’s insurance from the campervan and motorhome insurance specialist, Caravan Guard worth up to £1,000.
The Toyota Proace Matino by Wellhouse Leisure is a four-berth campervan with a luxury specification for comfortable staycations at any time of year. It has a kitchen with fridge, sink and gas cooker, a rear seat that unfolds to become a double bed, a pop-up roof containing another double bed, a programmable heater to keep the interior warm and cosy, plus a 150W solar panel and lithium leisure battery. Electronic gadgets can be charged using the 12v or 240v sockets and USB points, plus, for extra privacy, there’s dark tinted rear windows.
This campervan is also easy to drive and park anywhere. It is 4.95 m (16.24 ft) long and 1.98 m (6.50 ft) high, so will fit in most car parks and parking spaces, making it ideal to drive to work every day, to the shops or off on a roadtrip adventure. It comes with sat-nav, cab air conditioning and a 75kW electric battery.
Inside, there’s plenty of room for four people and any gear, such as bikes or other leisure kit. To maximise the loadspace when travelling, the rear seat can be moved forwards (to also bring rear passengers nearer to the driver); then, when camping, the rear seat can be moved backwards to maximise living space. Both front seats can swivel to face the rear to create a sociable lounge area.
The prize draw opened from 10:00 am, November 19th, 2021 and runs until 11:59 pm, November 28th, 2021 (tonight). Full terms and conditions, and details of how to enter the competition are available at: Terms and conditions.
David Elliott, CEO and founder of Wellhouse Leisure commented: “We were humbled by how much money was raised by the campervan prize package last year, so are delighted to be partnering with Toyota to donate another campervan for this year’s BBC Children in Need Appeal. The amount of money it will raise, will change children and young people’s lives.”
Neil Menzies, Partnerships Director at Caravan Guard insurance said: “We’re incredibly proud to once again be involved in this year’s BBC Children in Need Appeal by paying for the winner’s campervan insurance. With many of our staff still working from home we’re delighted to be able to help fundraise in other ways and hope this fantastic prize will raise an incredible amount of money to make a massive difference to children and young people’s lives.”
More details of the Toyota Proace Matino by Wellhouse Leisure are available at www.wellhouseleisure.com.
Notes:
- Full terms and conditions for the competition prize are available at: Terms and conditions
- Campervan and motorhome insurance specialists Caravan Guardwill pay for the winner’s insurance for a year, up to a maximum of £1000. Usual underwriting terms apply – see caravanguard.co.uk/campervan-insurance. If Caravan Guard is unable to offer cover it will contribute up to £1000 to pay for cover with an alternative provider. The winner is responsible for contacting Caravan Guard to organise their own appropriate insurance and it must be in place before collection/delivery of the campervan and evidence provided.
- Wellhouse will provide a five year warranty, which is included subject to the campervan being serviced yearly and additional terms and conditions applied by Wellhouse which will be provided to the winner prior to or upon collection/delivery of the vehicle. Save as set out above, the winner will be responsible for their own insurance and any maintenance or repairs for the campervan.
- The campervan is available for the winner to collect from Wellhouse Leisure in Barnsley from July 2022 or can be delivered to a UK address in August 2022.
- Toyota will register the campervan to a UK address only.
- Wellhouse is entirely responsible for prize fulfilment and the winner must liaise directly with Wellhouse on all aspects of the prize. As a condition of the prize, the winner will be obliged to sign such agreement(s) or terms and conditions and provide any necessary documentation as required by Wellhouse or Toyota or as may be required by law before being able to collect the prize and/or take possession of the campervan. Wellhouse or Toyota may refuse to provide the campervan or other elements of the prize if, acting reasonably, it does not believe the winner has met these conditions and BBC Children in Need and the BBC shall have no liability to the winner in such circumstances.
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About BBC Children in Need:
BBC Children in Need’s vision is that every child in the UK has a safe, happy and secure childhood and the chance to reach their potential. The charity will realise this vision by supporting, promoting and publicising work that addresses the challenges that children and young people face and work that builds their skills and resilience.
BBC Children in Need is currently supporting over 2,500 local charities and projects in communities across the UK that are helping children and young people facing a range of disadvantages such as living in poverty, being disabled or ill, or experiencing distress, neglect or trauma.
Further information on BBC Children in Need can be found at bbcchildreninneed.co.uk
