Seven neighbours in Brookmans Park will share a £1 million prize from the People's Postcode Lottery. The winning postcode AL9 6PT claimed the weekly "Millionaire Street" prize.
Steven Bean, 52, one of the triple-ticket winners, immediately pledged to donate part of his and his wife Olesya’s quarter-of-a-million prize to a charity supporting adults with learning difficulties.
[translate:“The first thing I’m going to do is give some money to a charity who had a bus stolen and burned.”]
On October 9, Camphill Milton Keynes charity revealed its only minibus was stolen and later found torched. Steven added:
[translate:“The bus is insured, but it won’t cover the cost of getting a new one. Hopefully other people will give them a few quid too.”]
Lucy Davies, Camphill's head of development, commented:
[translate:“It has been a very difficult time for our residents who have found this situation very confusing and upsetting.”]
Steven Bean's pledge highlights community generosity following a substantial lottery win shared by neighbours.
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