UK retailer and popular music YouTube channel Andertons are raising money for the Disaster Emergency Committee to help victims of the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria by offering the chance to win Lee Anderton's 1979 Fender Strat in a raffle.
All proceeds will provide for search and rescue missions, medical treatment for the injured, shelter for those who have lost their homes, heaters for spaces and winter kits with blankets, warm clothes and ensuring people have food and clean water.
Lee bought the Strat when he visited the NAMM show a few years ago and it's a beauty – definitely one for all the Gilmour fans out there. Tickets are £5 each and you can enter the raffle here.
Andertons will pay the shipping and duty to send the guitar to the lucky winner in any of the countries listed here – and yes the US is included!
The raffle ends on 1 March 2023. Good luck everyone!
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