Lidl shoppers have just seven days to enter a prize draw for a chance to win one of 1,000 £25 vouchers. The competition closes at midnight on Tuesday, July 28. To participate, customers must be at least 18 years old and complete the online application form on the Lidl website.
Prize Draw Details
The giveaway offers 1,000 winners a £25 Lidl voucher each. The draw is open until the end of July 28, with winners selected randomly from eligible entries. Lidl encourages shoppers to act quickly to avoid missing the deadline.
Lidl Foodies Summer Clubs
Alongside the voucher promotion, Lidl is partnering with OnSide to launch free Lidl Foodies Summer Clubs in five UK cities: Bristol, Carlisle, Croydon, Manchester, and Wolverhampton. The clubs aim to reach approximately 1,000 children during the school holidays. Sessions focus on teaching healthy, quick, and easy recipes that children can recreate at home. Attendees will also receive a free fruit coupon redeemable via Lidl Plus.
Statements from Officials
Georgina Hall, Director of Corporate Affairs at Lidl GB, said: “The holidays can put extra pressure on family budgets, with more meals to prepare and higher food bills to manage. At Lidl GB, we believe everyone should have access to healthy, affordable food. That's why we're giving shoppers the chance to save on healthy choices this summer, while also inspiring the next generation to build healthy habits through our Lidl Foodies Summer Clubs.”
Jamie Masraff, Chief Executive Officer of OnSide, added: “We know that the school holidays can be a challenging time for many families, with the loss of routine and additional financial pressures making it harder to access activities and healthy meals. That's why partnerships like this are so important. Through our network of Youth Zones, we're creating opportunities for around 1,000 young people to come together, learn practical cooking skills, build confidence and have fun in a safe, supportive environment. We're proud to be working with Lidl to help inspire healthier habits while giving young people experiences and skills that can make a lasting difference.”
