100% of profits
go toward Homelessness prevention and assistance programs in Illinois.
Over $4.7 million
has been raised so far.
Change starts with knowledge
Learn more about Homelessness prevention and assistance programs in Illinois and how this Instant Ticket can help make a difference.
Needed support
The Supportive Housing Program provides 12,141 individuals with supportive services that enable special needs low-income individuals and families who are formerly homeless or at risk of becoming homeless to maintain their community-based living instead of returning to homelessness.
Lending a helping hand
The Illinois Department of Human Services served 23,715 families in their Emergency and Transitional Housing program, which provides immediate and comprehensive shelter services to homeless persons and persons at risk of homelessness.
Prevention is key
Currently, 8,966 in Illinois are participating in the Homeless Prevention Program, which is designed to provide short-term assistance to stabilize families in their existing homes, prevent homelessness for families and individuals, shorten the amount of time that individuals and families stay in a shelter, and prevent the need for costly long-term assistance.
