A Christmas Miracle? Kentucky Boss Gifted Her Staff Lottery Tickets—And They Won $50,000. ‘This Is Going to Help a Lot of People.’

Must read

Janna Johnson On Parenting With Or Without Chains

Author of Unf*ck Your Mind shares how to be the perfect mother in a life of chaos and instability. By Sarshar Hosseinnia “Every single generation should...

Jackie Edmundson, CEO Of Stealth Venture Labs, On Why Leaders Should Be Challenging Everything

From challenging clients to internal staff, the most efficient method for leadership is to question everything – which can only be applied effectively by...

Diana Trudic: Shattering Ceilings and Shaping Futures with Astrology

In a remarkable display of talent and perseverance, Diana Trudic has claimed two prestigious accolades in 2024, solidifying her place as one of the...

Michella Filipowitz: Leading the Way for Special Needs Support

From sneaking out of her home at 15 to pursue a modeling career in Paris, to becoming a leading advocate for children with disabilities,...

Santa Claus came to town a few weeks ahead of schedule for a group of merry healthcare workers in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

In an unlikely twist of holiday fortune, Sheila Colter, a Med Center Health Environmental Services supervisor, gave her employees a bunch of lottery tickets as a last-minute gift after her original presents were snagged in a shipping delay.

“Our work Christmas party was earlier than usual, and my planned gifts were stuck in transit,” Colter told WBKO News.

Not wanting to show up empty-handed, she purchased a mix of Kentucky Lottery Scratch-off tickets for her team, including lower-value tickets and some $30 tickets she intended for everyone. The employees got to scratching and miraculously won themselves $50,000, the second prize from a Millionaire Club Scratch-off ticket.

Related: Virginia Woman Hits $1 Million Lottery Jackpot — Her Second Win That Week: ‘I’m in Shock’

Group of Kentucky workers play through lottery scratch-off Christmas gifts to win $50,000 https://t.co/qbWrWh053Z

— Med Center Health (@MedCenterHealth) December 13, 2023

Money split between them

The win brought Yuletide cheer and a timely financial windfall for the employees. After taxes, the total of $35,750 was divided among the team. With 21 people on the team, each staff member is expected to take home approximately $1,750 after taxes. The local IGA Express, where the winning ticket was sold, gets a $500 bonus.

“We were all so excited. I was on the floor,” Colter said.

The money will be put to good use. Employee Winnie Beckman plans to use her share to pay for her mother’s Stage-4 cancer treatment.

“I’m going to use it for my mom’s medicine,” Beckman said. “This will help a lot, and I will never forget this.”

The miracle in Bowling Green was a testament to teamwork, perseverance, and some holiday magic.

“It means a lot. This is going to help a lot of people,” Colter said.

More articles

Latest article

Janna Johnson On Parenting With Or Without Chains

Author of Unf*ck Your Mind shares how to be the perfect mother in a life of chaos and instability. By Sarshar Hosseinnia “Every single generation should...

Jackie Edmundson, CEO Of Stealth Venture Labs, On Why Leaders Should Be Challenging Everything

From challenging clients to internal staff, the most efficient method for leadership is to question everything – which can only be applied effectively by...

Diana Trudic: Shattering Ceilings and Shaping Futures with Astrology

In a remarkable display of talent and perseverance, Diana Trudic has claimed two prestigious accolades in 2024, solidifying her place as one of the...

Michella Filipowitz: Leading the Way for Special Needs Support

From sneaking out of her home at 15 to pursue a modeling career in Paris, to becoming a leading advocate for children with disabilities,...

Coffee Break: Wellington Blazer

This post may contain affiliate links and Corporette® may earn commissions for purchases made through links in this post. As an Amazon Associate, I...