Endeavour Prize Homes

What is Endeavour Prize Homes?

Endeavour Prize Homes is a charity home lottery run by the Endeavour Foundation, one of Australia's larger disability support organisations. Like the other big Queensland home lotteries, it is a licensed "art union": a charity sells tickets, the money funds the charity's work, and the top prizes are fully built homes plus extras such as gold, solar systems and cash. It has run for decades and is a long-standing way for the Foundation to raise funds beyond donations and government support.

LootBiz is an independent guide, not the operator. We track the current draw so you can see the prize, the price and the close date in one place before you decide to enter. Our 8.4 rating is our own editorial opinion, not an official figure. Endeavour scores solidly on trust and cause, with a slightly higher entry price than some rivals holding it back a touch.

The current prize (draw 468)

Draw 468 is a pavilion-style home at Maleny, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, set on roughly 4,000sqm. The full package is valued at about $3.7 million and includes:

• The Maleny home on about 4,000sqm of land, the centrepiece of the prize.
• A $100,000 solar and battery system, so the winner can run the property with lower energy costs.
• $10,000 in gold bullion as a bonus on top of the home.

As with every home lottery, the prize changes each draw. The Maleny home is the current example. If you are reading this in a later cycle, check the official site for the home and extras on offer in the live draw.

Ticket prices and how to enter

Tickets start from $10. You can buy a single ticket or a larger book of tickets, and bigger books give you more entries in the same draw for a higher total price. To enter, go to the official Endeavour Lotteries website, choose your ticket option, and complete a secure online purchase before the close date. You must be 18 or over.

Keep your confirmation email and ticket numbers. If you win, the operator contacts you using the details on your entry, so make sure they are correct. Buy only through the official channel or a link we point to; never pay a "fee to release a prize" or hand over bank details to a social-media account claiming you have won.

Your odds of winning

Endeavour, like other art union lotteries, does not publish fixed odds. Your real chance depends on how many tickets are sold in that particular draw, and operators do not always disclose that number. Buying more tickets raises your chance proportionally, but the odds stay long no matter what. The honest way to think about it: you are supporting a cause you believe in and getting a genuine chance at a very large prize, not making an investment. Only spend what you are comfortable treating as a donation.

Where the money goes

Proceeds support the Endeavour Foundation and the people it works with. The Foundation provides services for Australians with intellectual disability, including supported employment, skills and learning programs, accommodation and day-to-day community support. Ticket money helps fund those programs, which is the core reason the lottery exists. So even if your ticket does not win, it still does something useful.

Is Endeavour Prize Homes legitimate?

Yes. It is a licensed charity lottery run by a registered charity and regulated under Queensland's charitable gaming laws, with prizes guaranteed and independently drawn. That is the same framework the other major Australian home lotteries operate under. If you want to understand how to check any of these for yourself, and how to spot the fake "giveaways" that copy them, read our full explainer: Are prize home lotteries legit?