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The Arizona Lottery has distributed funding to 47 nonprofits in the state in collaboration with the State Employee Charitable Campaign. The campaign matched pledges to Arizona-based charities up to $25,000, focusing on organizations that address housing, homelessness, or food relief. The initiative helped the campaign exceed its annual fundraising goal of $750,000 by raising $783,000.
The Arizona Lottery Funds 47 Nonprofits
The Arizona Lottery has granted funds to 47 state nonprofits. A collaboration with the State Employee Charitable Campaign resulted in a $25,000 dollar-for-dollar match to pledges for Arizona-based charities. These charities focus on addressing housing issues, homelessness, and food relief.
Arizona Lottery CEO Alec Thomson expressed pride in this partnership, highlighting the support given to local nonprofits. The Lottery provides millions annually from ticket sale proceeds to nonprofits, focusing on housing and essentials.
During the last fiscal year, the Lottery provided $33 million to health and human service programs. This substantial support aids Arizona’s most vulnerable populations, including homeless families and children.
Thanks to the Lottery’s $25,000 match, the State Employee Charitable Campaign exceeded its yearly goal of $750,000, raising $783,000. The top three recipients from this campaign were Child Crisis Arizona, St. Mary’s Food Bank, and Mulligan’s Manor.
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