Stoloto summed up the results of 2024 in the field of charity

Last year, Stoloto supported more than two dozen social and charitable projects. This was announced by the press service of the largest distributor of the All-Russian state lotteries.

"In 2024, we managed to help more than 25 projects and organizations. The main recipients of assistance are children left without parental care, the elderly and people with disabilities. Stoloto also supports the development of inclusive sports. Our goal is not just to support, but also to inspire change, to unite caring people in their desire to help others," said Oksana Tubman, Director of Sponsorship and Corporate Social Responsibility at S8 Capital Holding, which includes Stoloto.

The list of those supported by Stoloto from their own funds includes both large projects (for example, the All-Russian Sports Complex "Ready for Labor and Defense" (GTO), as well as small non-profit organizations and charitable foundations.

In May 2024, the second charity Easter edition of the Russian Lotto was organized. According to its results, 46.4 million rubles were allocated to the Mercy organization.

In addition, since 2021, Stoloto has been holding a grant competition to support charitable projects, in which NGOs registered in Russia can participate. In 2024, eight organizations became the winners of the competition.  

Since 2014, all lotteries in Russia have been state—owned, organized by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation, and they are conducted under the state supervision of the Federal Tax Service of Russia. State lotteries distributed by Stoloto are a significant source of replenishment of budgets at various levels of the Russian Federation in order to finance socially significant facilities and activities, including activities for the development of physical culture and sports, high-performance sports and the sports reserve training system, thus making a proportionate contribution to improving the quality of life of Russians.