The Pennsylvania Lottery, which sold its first tickets on March 7, 1972, has since generated more than $32.6 billion to help the commonwealth’s older residents.
The Pennsylvania Lottery marks 50th anniversaryThe Wolf administration marked the 50th anniversary of the Pennsylvania Lottery, and its economic benefit for older adults, with a visit today by officials to the Mechanicsburg Place Senior Center.
Mechanicsburg Place Senior Center received a $54,861 grant from the Department of Aging that was funded by Lottery proceeds. “We use the kitchen every day to serve lunch. We serve about 30 to 50 people daily. Between 15 and 20 members eat inside and the rest do a drive-through pickup in our parking lot,” said Nori Hoffman, manager of the facility.
Pennsylvania’s 52 Area Agencies on Aging, or AAAs, cover all 67 counties and serve as the local representatives for the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
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