Pennsylvania Lottery
The Pennsylvania State Lottery was founded in 1971, and ticket sales began in 1972. The state provides a variety of daily drawing and jackpot games, and players also have the opportunity to participate in the Powerball and Mega Millions multi-state lotteries.
Notably, Pennsylvania stands as the sole state lottery that directs all of its proceeds toward initiatives that support elderly residents. Over the years, it has contributed billions of dollars to programs encompassing affordable prescription assistance, senior centers, meal services, care provisions, and property tax rebates.
What is the deadline for claiming my winnings?
What should I do if my ticket is lost, damaged, or stolen?
Is it possible to purchase tickets through mail or phone?
Do I need to pay taxes on Pennsylvania Lottery winnings?
What is the minimum age requirement for participating in the Pennsylvania Lottery?
Which games are available for play in Pennsylvania?
Is it possible to maintain my privacy if I win a lottery prize?
Is it possible to purchase lottery tickets ahead of time?
Where are the funds generated by the Pennsylvania Lottery directed?