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Aldi Mamia Receipt Draw: One Entry for a £100 Shopping Voucher

Al Baker 334 travellers

Aldi’s Mamia draw offers one £100 voucher each week. Check the receipt date, entry details and one-entry limit before emailing your entry.

Aldi Mamia Receipt Draw: One Entry for a £100 Shopping Voucher

A Mamia purchase already on your Aldi receipt could qualify you for a £100 shopping voucher, but the draw has a firm one-entry limit. Aldi’s Mamia New Parent Fund selects one winner every seven days, and each person can enter only once during the whole promotion. So if you’ve bought nappies or wipes, the useful next step is to check the receipt and submit a clear photo while the purchase is still within the entry window.

Bought Mamia nappies or wipes? Your Aldi receipt could enter you into a weekly £100 voucher draw.

The draw is open to qualifying UK residents aged over 18, and Aldi describes it as intended for parents and carers. There’s no stated minimum spend: a pack of Mamia wipes on an ordinary grocery receipt meets the purchase requirement. The prize could help with a regular family shop, but it’s a chance to win rather than a saving to count on in your budget.

Check the receipt and the dates

Your receipt must come from a UK Aldi store and show both the purchase date and the Mamia item clearly. It must be dated within the seven days before you enter. A photo that cuts off the date or product may not show that the entry meets the conditions, so check the image before sending it.

The closing time is 11.59pm UK time on Saturday 23 January 2027. That is the final deadline for the promotion; the separate seven-day rule applies to the age of your receipt when you enter. If you’ve just bought Mamia nappies or wipes, taking the photo and sending your entry promptly can save you from trying to find the receipt later.

Send one complete email

Email the receipt photo to mamiaparentfund@aldi.co.uk. Include your full name, country of residence and email address in the message, and use an account you control. The purchase itself doesn’t need to be a separate transaction: the source rules say a Mamia pack on a usual grocery receipt is enough.

A simple subject line such as “Mamia New Parent Fund” makes the purpose clear. You can use this message as a prompt, filling in your details and attaching the receipt image:

Hello, I’d like to enter the Mamia New Parent Fund prize draw. My full name is [your full name], I live in [your country of residence] and my email address is [your email address]. I’ve attached a photo of my Aldi receipt showing my Mamia purchase.

Before sending, check that the attachment is included and readable, and that all three requested details are in the email. A missing detail or an unclear photo could make it harder to establish that the entry qualifies.

Who can enter, and how the draw works

The entrant must be over 18 and live in the UK. Aldi excludes its employees and their immediate families, as well as employees, officers and agents of companies involved in the draw. The terms don’t ask entrants to explain their finances or make a case for why they should receive the voucher.

Independent judges select one winner at random from the valid entries received during the preceding seven days. There are 52 vouchers across the promotion. Sending another receipt after a later Mamia purchase won’t create a second chance: the one-entry rule applies across the entire draw. Aldi also says that using another email address can result in disqualification, so stick to one entry with your own details.

You can read the published entry rules for the full conditions. The practical takeaway is straightforward: the receipt has to meet the seven-day date window, the email needs the requested details, and each person gets one entry.

If your entry wins

Aldi will try to contact the winner by email within seven days of the draw. Keep an eye on the inbox you used, including its junk folder. If Aldi can’t reach the winner within a week of its first attempt, it can choose someone else, so an address you check matters.

The prize is a digital voucher worth £100, redeemable in any UK Aldi store. It can go towards groceries beyond the baby aisle, but Stage 1 First Infant Milk is excluded. The voucher can’t be transferred or exchanged for cash. Those limits are worth bearing in mind when judging how useful the prize would be for your household.

Common questions

Can carers enter?

Yes. Aldi describes the fund as being for parents and carers. The person entering still needs to be a UK resident over 18 and meet the other conditions.

Can I enter again after another Mamia purchase?

No. Aldi allows one entry per person for the whole promotion. A new receipt or a different email address doesn’t give you another entry.

Can I use the voucher for groceries?

Yes. It’s a digital voucher for use in any UK Aldi store, with Stage 1 First Infant Milk excluded. It can’t be exchanged for cash.

If you’re already buying Mamia, keeping the receipt and sending one clear, complete entry is a low-effort way to take part. For family spending options that don’t depend on a draw, see the guide to Morrisons and M&S baby clubs.

Source: Al Baker · www.thepennypincher.co.uk

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