DAFC have joined forces with ClubDraw to launch a new lottery with all funds raised going towards Youth development and DAFC's Community Kids Football programme.

The Pars ClubDraw is a great scheme and those taking part will have chance to win £25000, £1000, many smaller cash sums and some special "money cant buy prizes" - so you will get every chance to win - whilst helping Dunfermline Athletic build for the future. Any winners of Pars ClubDraw will receive their cheque or prize voucher within days of the draw.

Entries are just £2 each. The draw results are revealed every Saturday evening on Twitter.com/clubdraw and full prize winning details are available at www.theparsclubdraw.co.uk each Monday morning.

To enter The Pars ClubDraw, anyone can simply log on to the

www.theparsclubdraw.co.uk and start playing now.

Talking about the scheme on behalf of DAFC Chief Executive, Bill Hodgins commented:-

"The Board are keen that as many people as possible will support our new lottery. This is an extremely important income stream to the Club and we hope that given the Pars ClubDraw prizes are much better compared to our previous lottery scheme that many more fans will take part.

"We are facing some major financial challenges at present and we really do hope that our fans will get behind our new lottery scheme and help support us. The club has always nurtured home grown talent. By entering the draw you're contributing towards expansion of the resources needed to ensure our Academy becomes one of the finest centres of excellence in the sport"

The Pars ClubDraw is for DAFC supporters and friends! All are welcome to play to win the cash and other prizes because the more participants there are the more the club profits.

All entrants must be 16 years or over to play a lottery - terms and conditions and lottery rules can be found on the website www.theparsclubdraw.co.uk

ClubDraw Managing Director Mark Jones added: "Clubs and their supporters love ClubDraw. It's not like any other lottery and unique in offering excellent prizes whilst helping clubs achieve far more benefit for their own long term growth."