Charitable Lotteries

Charitable lotteries are games of chance organized by nonprofit organizations to raise funds for their causes. Participants purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes, with a portion of the proceeds supporting charitable activities. These lotteries are regulated by law to ensure fairness and transparency. They serve dual purposes: providing entertainment and generating revenue for community projects, health initiatives, or other social programs. Because they are driven by charitable intent, they often benefit public welfare while offering participants the excitement of potentially winning prizes.