The Telethon 2025 is actively engaging the public with a major raffle, where tickets cost 10 euros each, offering over a hundred luxury prizes including artwork, travel experiences, and high-end goods. The first draws are broadcast live on France Télévisions. Notable prizes include a Richard Orlinski sculpture valued at nearly 66,000 euros, a SUV worth 37,400 euros, and exclusive experiences such as VIP tickets to Roland-Garros and trips to Cardiff. The raffle continues until the last days of participation on stars-solidaires.com. In addition to the raffle, the Telethon reports significant fundraising achievements in 2024, with 38.9 million euros allocated to patient support services, and 56.1 million euros dedicated to research missions, including 14 million euros in research investments. Currently, 40 clinical trials are underway or planned for 33 different diseases. The event also features cultural and sporting activities, such as a musical marchers' arrival, and ongoing media coverage on France Télévisions, which is also involved in covering climate change issues. The Telethon emphasizes that donations are vital for medical research and patient care, highlighting the importance of community support in fighting rare diseases.