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Charity Gets Winning Lottery Ticket

By: Lisa Brence
Updated: April 20, 2007
An anonymous donor gave a $10,000 lottery ticket to the Tulsa chapter of Habitat for Humanity. The director says the organization has been given a car, a tractor and a forklift but never a lottery ticket. Habitat for Humanity received $7,100 after taxes, but because its a tax-exempt organization, the organization expects to get that balance back when they file tax papers next year.

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