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Where The Money Goes
View Where The Money Went:
Lottery revenues benefit everyone throughout the state of Arizona, not just players who win Lottery prizes. If you would like to see how Lottery dollars have helped your community, select either a County or City for a listing of projects funded in part by Lottery dollars.

Lottery revenues also help people enjoy hobbies such as fishing, hiking, or visiting a park with their family. For a list of places benefiting from Lottery dollars, search by the Category option below.


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Review Specific Information Relating to Each Fund:
Lottery revenues are distributed among eight beneficiaries to help fund various programs and projects. Select a beneficiary from the list below to learn more about the fund that Lottery dollars help support.
County Assistance Fund
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
Economic Development
General Fund
Healthy Arizona
Heritage Fund - (State Parks/Game and Fish)
Local Transportation Assistance Fund - LTAF
Mass Transit - LTAF II
Total Money To Date
$2,098,350,100
Total Money This Year
$4662,199,980
FY 07
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State Program Funding:
$139,915,000
Operations:
$34,405,900
Retailers:
$31,121,300
Player Prizes:
$257,493,000
Money To State Programs
$139,915,000
FY 07
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$23,000,000
$20,000,000
$9,783,800
(30% of unclaimed prize monies): $2,666,200
$2,920,700
$52,922,300
$20,672,000
$300,000
$7,650,000
Where Did It Go?
Find Out Here
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