Oklahoma Lottery Junior Oilers Foundation

The Oklahoma Lottery Junior Oilers Foundation is dedicated to supporting positive change in our community by focusing on the education, health and well-being and recreation of children and families throughout Tulsa and Northeastern Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Lottery Junior Oilers Foundation will make available 50 tickets for each and every Oilers home game for selected children and families throughout Tulsa and Northeastern Oklahoma. The children and families in attendance will be recognized on the video board each game as guests of the Oklahoma Lottery Junior Oilers Foundation.

Forty-five percent of funds the Oklahoma Lottery contributes to education are allocated to elementary and secondary education. This education funding is used for such things as compensation for public school teachers, support employees and early childhood development programs. Funds allocated to elementary and secondary education can also be used for construction of educational facilities, capital outlay projects and technological upgrades for school systems.

The Oklahoma Lottery has also contributed over $30 Million to the Teacher’s Retirement System Dedicated Revenue Revolving Fund and the School Consolidation and Assistance Fund

Forty-five percent of funds the Oklahoma Lottery contributes to education are allocated to elementary and secondary education. This education funding is used for such things as compensation for public school teachers, support employees and early childhood development programs. Funds allocated to elementary and secondary education can also be used for construction of educational facilities, capital outlay projects and technological upgrades for school systems.

The Oklahoma Lottery has also contributed over $30 Million to the Teacher’s Retirement System Dedicated Revenue Revolving Fund and the School Consolidation and Assistance Fund

	A – Kindergarten through 12th grade public education, including but not limited to compensation and benefits for public school teachers and support employees, and early childhood development programs.
	B – Tuition grants, loans and scholarships to citizens of Oklahoma; construction of educational facilities; capital outlay programs and technology for all levels of education, endowed chairs for professors; programs and personnel of the Oklahoma School for the Deaf and the Oklahoma School for the Blind.
	C – Teachers’ Retirement System Dedicated Revenue Revolving Fund
	D – School Consolidation and Assistance Fund