If there is a story more inspiring than a lottery win, it is that of lottery players using their winnings to do good.

Single mom Sofia Lorena saw homeless man Glenn Williams moments after she won $200 off a scratch card. 

The Ultimate Millions second-chance lottery drawing has given a woman fighting the big C a million dollars.  Gina Short of Mecklenberg, who is still being treated for breast cancer, learned of the blessing which has come her way when she visited the N.C.

When a Powerball player from Smyth County, Virginia found one of his tickets had matched four white balls and the Powervall in the Feb. 03 draw, he thought he had won $50,000; he was wrong.

Upholstery shop owner Mehmet Ozer has never been able to afford to buy his own home.  Perhaps that is the reason he chooses to play the lottery.

A taxi driver has just found a good reason to quit – a £1 million Euromillions win!

At 74, Arthur Howard is long overdue for retirement; that is why his Euromillions lottery win, is something you can consider well-earned. 

When faced with a need for money, a pizza delivery man gave in to an urge to test his luck by buying lottery tickets.  One of three $2 instant tickets he bought gave him more than he had hoped for.

This week a cab driver has given his notice after winning a million pounds and a woman followed an urge to purchase an attractively colored ticket to the top prize.

The biggest lottery news of the year is about the largest Powerball jackpot ever won. The jackpot had built up over nineteen consecutive draws without any big jackpot winner.

It seems like the size of the new Powerball record jackpot has caused people to seek ways for lottery winners to legally choose to remain anonymous. 

When Teresa Leahy unexpectedly found 5 new pound  coins at the bottom of her bag, she decided to buy two more lucky dip lines for the Euromillions draw.