The Illinois Lottery has delivered another strong year of results – $3.76 billion in total sales, its second highest sales year, and $796 million in proceeds, its fifth best year for net income – resulting in $784 million in contributions to the Common School Fund to support K-12 public education and over $12 million to special causes in Illinois

Through the WINTARIO50 Community Contest, a province-wide initiative honoring OLG’s 50-year history of supporting Ontario, more than $1 million was distributed across all 26 Ontario United Way regions

The Massachusetts State Lottery is hosting blood drives at its Dorchester headquarters and Braintree regional office to support the needs of patients from Boston Children's Hospital

Arkansas Scholarship Lottery Day at the State Fair honored the hard work of students across the state and highlighted the life-changing opportunities made possible through lottery-funded scholarships

The excitement is generating more sales, which in turn is bringing in more winners across the country – and more winnings!

In the 2024-2025 fiscal year, the Lottery provided more than $1.9 billion to public education, supporting K–12, community colleges, the UC and CSU systems, and more

This is the sixth largest quarterly transfer since the Lottery started in 1993, bringing the overall amount of proceeds transferred to $1,051,303,358

A new study estimates that BCLC’s head office has had an economic and social impact of $3 billion on the community of Kamloops since it opened on April 1, 1985

For the first time in 10 months, the Mega Millions jackpot is approaching the $600 million mark and the excitement is building

Tri-State Megabucks players in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont have won more than $876 million combined in jackpot dollars since the first multi-state jackpot game launched in 1985

Under House Bill 3115, Oregon Lottery may not publicly disclose a winner’s name and address without the winner’s written authorization; it also prohibits the purchase or sale of a winning lottery ticket in response to a cottage industry of so-called “discounters”

The Lottery is inviting everyone to join in on river cleanups, trail building, and more as they roll up their sleeves to pitch in and protect the places Coloradans love