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Bridgette Berthold
Graduate of Tallwood High School in Virginia Beach, was honored in the Virginia Lottery’s inaugural “Made in Virginia” program.
Rachel Bray
Graduate of Lord Botetourt High School in Daleville, was honored in the Virginia Lottery’s inaugural “Made in Virginia” program.
Timmy Nguyen
Graduate of Deep Run High School in Henrico, was honored in the Virginia Lottery’s inaugural “Made in Virginia” program.
George Preston
Graduate of Woodbridge Senior High School in Prince William, was honored in the Virginia Lottery’s inaugural “Made in Virginia” program.
The Virginia Lottery. $9 billion dollars to education, 30 years of fun.
Thank you, Virginia.
Here at the Virginia Lottery, we take playing very seriously. Fun matters. Excitement matters. And so does the education of Virginia's youngest residents. It's the very reason we play so enthusiastically. Every time you scratch a ticket or pick your numbers for the big jackpot, you are creating winners in education all over the Commonwealth.
Last year, the Lottery contributed more than $606 million to Virginia's public schools. While all Virginia Lottery profits go to K-12 education, now school divisions can spend nearly 1/3 of those dollars as they wish giving them more control of where those dollars go.