About Dream Home Art Union (the new name of RSL Art Union)

Our history

It all began in 1956, when Dream Home Art Union was created as a sustainable way to raise funds for RSL Queensland and support veterans and their families.

Now, in 2026, we’re proud to celebrate 70 years of making dreams come true - for winners, veterans, and the families who stand beside them. What started as a legacy of giving back has grown into a tradition that continues to change lives across generations.

Thank you for your support, which makes it all possible and helps ensure that legacy lives on for years to come.

Read more about our impact on the Dream Home Art Union 'Impact' page

About Dream Home Art Union (the new name of RSL Art Union)

Australia’s Biggest Prize Home Line-Up—Thanks to You!

An art union is different from other lotteries, it's more like a raffle, with a guaranteed winner in every draw. With your incredible support, we’ve become home to Australia’s largest prize home lottery, offering over $80 million in prizes each year!

From just $5 a ticket, you can enter to win one of six multi-million-dollar dream home draws annually—including two exclusive Golden Treasure draws, known for their breathtaking beachfront locations and spectacular ocean views.

As a VIP, you’ll receive bonus tickets, exclusive draws, and the freedom to pause or play anytime. It’s our way of saying thanks—while you help support veterans and their families all year round.

Read more about our VIP benefits on the Dream Home Art Union 'VIP Club' page

About Dream Home Art Union (the new name of RSL Art Union)

Our impact

RSL Queensland provides practical support, assistance, advice and camaraderie to current and former Australian Defence Force members and their families across Queensland and nationally.

Our mission is to provide care, commemoration and camaraderie to enable veterans and their families to live with dignity and respect. It's our guiding light and underpins all that we do.

Read more about our impact across Australia on the Dream Home Art Union 'Impact' page