Georgia Lottery Corporation is a state-operated lottery established in 1992, headquartered in Georgia, USA. Its core mission is to generate revenue for educational funding in the state, specifically supporting the HOPE Scholarship and Georgia's Pre-Kindergarten programs. Since its inception, the corporation has raised more than $29.8 billion for education, transferring $1.47 billion to the Lottery for Education Account in Fiscal Year 2025 alone - an average of $4 million per day.
The corporation operates a portfolio of draw and instant games, including in-state offerings such as Cash 3, Cash 4, Fantasy 5, Cash Pop, KENO, and Quick Win, as well as multi-state games Mega Millions and Powerball. It employs between 201 and 500 people and maintains a strong commitment to responsible gaming, contributing $400,000 annually to related programs.
Georgia Lottery Corporation operates within the state lottery and educational funding verticals. Its activities are governed by a mandate to maximize revenues directed toward public education, making it one of the largest sources of educational funding in Georgia.
