Just outside of the many games, rides and even a lit-up stage, at the beginning of the carnival a booth is set up with a large, every few second color-changing sign on the front which reads:
'Raffle For Charity'

Upon closer inspection, one will see that two of Diagon Alley's own shopkeepers are running the rather creatively colorful booth, which certainly matches the rest of the Carnival-themed style that has taken over the South End of Diagon Alley for the summer. Two chairs are situated behind the booth, covered by the shade created from the Bouncy Castle close by. St. Mungo's pamphlets sit on tabletop free for grabbing that describe what the charity is for, and a large bowl sits on the table between the volunteers for the second 'copy' tickets.

Artemis and Coeus are both equipped with plenty of raffle tickets, and it's only 2 sickles a ticket, so don't be shy! It's for a good cause!