$70M Lottery Winner Donates Millions To Build Homes For Adults With Autism

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Imagine winning the lottery and one of the first things that come to mind is giving back: that’s exactly what happened to A Quebec man who decided to use his newfound wealth for something good.

A man, who is only referred to as Mr. Lussier, donated $7 million to build homes for adults with autism. The money went to the Véro & Louis Foundation, which will serve as homes for autistic adults over the age of 21 in the Central Quebec and Laurentian regions.

In a press release, Lussier explained why he felt compelled to make such a kind gesture: “I’m happy to be able to contribute positively to the mission of the Véro & Louis I know that this seven million will be put to good use.”

In a statement, the foundation says the donation will allow the rapid construction of the two homes.

“We’re deeply grateful and touched by the confidence that Mr. Lussier is placing in the Véro & Louis Foundation, and we’re equally encouraged by the partnership of the François Bourgois Foundation and key participants like the CIUSSS for the Laurentian and Mauricie-Central Quebec regions,” said founders Véronique Cloutier and Louis Morissette, both celebrity actors in Quebec. “Our dream of being able to offer Véro & Louis Homes all over Quebec is becoming a reality, thanks to this amazing solidarity.”

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Autism is a complex neurological disorder that affects the way a person communicates, interacts, and behaves. It is characterized by difficulties in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors. People with autism often have difficulty understanding social cues and may have difficulty forming relationships with others. They may also have difficulty expressing their thoughts and feelings verbally or nonverbally. Autism can range from mild to severe, and it affects people of all ages, genders, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

This news of this latest lottery winner comes days after it was reported that a Maryland man won back-to-back-back using the same number. Per CNN, the anonymous winner won his third $50,000 lottery prize in 11 months on April 13, according to a news release from the Maryland Lottery. Previously, the 52-year-old won two separate $50,000 prizes in the same May 2022 drawing.

For all three of his wins in the lottery’s “Pick 5” game, he used the same numbers: 48548.

What Are The Chances Of Winning The Lottery?

Winning the lottery is a dream for many people, but what are the chances of actually winning? The odds of winning the lottery vary depending on the type of lottery game you play. Generally, lotteries with larger jackpots have lower odds of winning, while those with smaller jackpots have higher odds. However, no matter what type of lottery game you play, your chances of winning are still very slim.

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