J.K. Rowling and her international children’s charity, Lumos, recently launched a fundraising campaign through CrowdRise, which will give fans of the Harry Potter universe the chance to visit the set of the second film in the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series.

Lumos’ CEO Georgette Mulheir and Fantastic Beasts stars Alison Sudol and Dan Fogler made the announcement via Facebook and live on Twitter on August 14.

In addition to the set visit, the contest, which runs until September 20, includes round trip transportation for two to London, three-night stay in four-star hotel, two tickets to Warner Bros. Studio Tour London- The Making of Harry Potter, and a chance to meet members of the cast including Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Jude Law, Zoe Kravitz, and Johnny Depp.

One lucky winner will also receive an exclusive original painting of Newt Scamander, the hero in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, by Mouth Artist, Henry Fraser. This painting is signed by Rowling, Redmayne and other members of the cast.

Founded by Rowling and named after a spell in the Harry Potter books, Lumos is a nonprofit organization which aims to place children around the world in homes rather than orphanages. Lumos hopes to raise $1 million through this latest campaign.

Entering #LumosCrowdrise helps support us in closing harmful orphanages. #WeAreLumos https://t.co/y0RnzX4uAy pic.twitter.com/s40cTQ638R

— Lumos (@lumos) August 16, 2017

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The legendary singer gave more than $36 million to charity last year. His primary charity of choice is his self-titled AIDS foundation in the UK and the US, which he established in the early nineties.

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Meanwhile, the “Harry Potter” author donated more than $14 million to the Lumos Foundation. Rowling is the founder of the organization, which “works to support the 8 million children in institutions worldwide to regain their right to a family life and to end the institutionalisation of children,” per its website.

Rowling also supports the Volant Charitable Trust, which supports research for multiple sclerosis. The author’s mother died from MS.

Other Good Celebrities on the list of top charitable UK stars include professional golfer Rory McIlroy, the members of One Direction along with Brian May and Roger Taylor from the band Queen.

International soccer star David Beckham also made his mark on charities by donating $7 million of his earnings last year. In addition, Ringo Starr and Coldplay rounded out the top of the list thanks to their generous contributions to causes close to their hearts.

All the donations from the Times’ list total more than $3.7 billion over the past year. The top contributor in the UK is the Sainsbury family, who leads the pack for the third year in a row.

The family owns the second largest supermarket chain in the UK and donated more than 40% of their total wealth to charitable causes over the past year.

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