WINTER RAFFLE
Only 5,500 tickets will be sold and we will typically sell out early, so don’t wait – get yours today! Drawing to be held on April 13th at the Mat-Su Outdoorsman Show - Need not be present to win!
The Iditarod Trail Raffle is a great way to support the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and gives you a chance to win big!
Your raffle purchase is a donation that helps us meet the financial obligations of the Iditarod Race. These expenses include (but are surely not limited to) food for our 1,500 volunteers stationed throughout the entire race, fuel for transportation of supplies, humans and canines, straw to keep our dogs warm, top-tier veterinary care along the trail with multiple veterinarians at each checkpoint, educational programs and curriculums in thousands of schools across the world and the hundreds of costs that are obtained leading up to, during and after the race.Without this fundraiser and the sale of these tickets, we would not be able to put this race on each year. We need your help and are grateful to each ticket holder.
Outside of Alaska Call or Text (907) 841-4578
OR CLICK HERE to fill out the call-back form
For more information and rules, click here
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$100,000
PROGRESSIVE POT
2025 - 2026 IDITAROD LOTTO
One winning ticket is drawn each Wednesday at 12:00 pm and the winner receives 25% of the weekly pot. The winning ticket is drawn from that week’s purchases.
Each week 25% of the pot will be accumulated for the progressive jackpot. All tickets purchased during the current game cycle will go into the drawing for the grand prize on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at 12:00 pm. The current game cycle is March 15, 2025 through March 18, 2026.
Click Buy now to purchase online entry. Must be buying within the state of Alaska to purchase online.
To purchase from outside Alaska. Call or Text 1-907-841-4578 or fill out the CALLBACK FORM
For more information and rules, click here
IDITAROD TRAIL COMMITTEE
To promote, sponsor and sustain the world premier sled dog race along the Iditarod Trail, which incorporates traditional wilderness mushing skills, mandates the humane treatment of dogs, reflects the human wonder and challenge of Alaska’s wilderness, contributes to the historic, social, economic and cultural fabric of Alaska, and preserves the historical contribution and contemporary practice of dog mushing.
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