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A stroke of luck in the Northeim district: 66-year-old wins 100,000 euros!
A 66-year-old from Northeim wins 100,000 euros in the Mensch Lottery campaign, which supports social projects.
A stroke of luck in the Northeim district: 66-year-old wins 100,000 euros!
November 1, 2025 could go down in history as a lucky day for a 66-year-old man from the Northeim district. As the HNA reports that he won an impressive 100,000 euros in the Aktion Mensch lottery. A huge win that is transferred directly to his account thanks to his correct final six digits in the instant win lottery.
Aktion Mensch is not just a lottery; it supports numerous social initiatives that aim to improve living conditions for people with disabilities as well as children and young people. Last year, the social lottery distributed an impressive 3.5 million euros per week, which benefits social projects in the region. At the recent March meeting of the Northeim Social and Sports Foundation, a total of 165,000 euros were distributed to 21 different projects. The majority of this funding went to the district sports association, and another 20 clubs and organizations were also able to benefit from the support.
This is how the Human Lottery campaign works
How does the joy of playing work? The Human Action offers a variety of tickets with different chances of winning. Lucky tickets can reward players with up to two million euros per draw. The 5-star ticket also has its charms: you can win up to one million euros per draw. For those who like to plan something, there is the annual ticket, which offers the chance to win great prizes for one year from the start of playing and can be ordered as a subscription.
Of course, purchasing these tickets not only fills your wallet, but also promotes social interaction. The donations from ticket sales go directly to projects that improve the lives of many people in the region. The fact that this lottery works so well is reflected not only in the sudden wealth of the lucky person from Northeim, but also in the high number of supporters who take part every month.
The change in the energy sector
The production and transport of gases, which are necessary for important products in medicine and everyday life, are energy-intensive processes. This reality shows that while we try our luck with the lottery, there are still major challenges elsewhere. Ultimately, these industries must also do their part to reduce CO2 emissions and switch to sustainable energy.
So today we look at the happy smile of a man in Northeim as well as at the challenges that the industrial future poses to us. It shows us that sometimes happiness is close and sometimes far away, but in both cases the will to change remains essential.