For the eighth year, the Virginia Lottery, in partnership with The Supply Room, IGT and NeoPollard Interactive, are providing thank-you notes designed by Virginia students digitally or in print to share appreciation.
The thank-you cards feature artwork designed by students in Albemarle, York and Henrico counties. The designs were submitted in a statewide competition, and the winners were selected by a distinguished group of art educators and community members.
Those three winners, one each from elementary, middle and high school, are:
- Leah Salzberg, a 5th grader at Brownsville Elementary School in Albemarle County
- Allie Beatley, a 7th grader at Grafton Middle School in York County
- Vaidehi Murthy, a 10th grader at Deep Run High School in Henrico County
“Teachers are at the heart of the Lottery’s role to support K-12 public education in Virignia, and we love the opportunity to celebrate all their hard work through the Thank a Teacher campaign,” said Virginia Lottery Executive Director Kelly Gee. “We are excited to be awarding four lucky teachers with a much-deserved vacation and supplies for their schools, courtesy of our partner at The Supply Room.”
To send a digital thank-you note or to request hard-copy notes for your school, please visit https://thankateacherva.com/.
Hard-copy notes also are available through participating PTA chapters and all Virginia Lottery customer service centers.
Digital notes must be sent by May 12.
Qualifying teachers who receive a thank-you note may enter a drawing for a chance to win a Virginia-themed vacation from the Virginia Lottery as well as $2,500 in supplies for their school, courtesy of The Supply Room. Teachers have until May 19 to enter the drawing.
All Virginia Lottery profits go to K-12 education in Virginia. In Fiscal Year 2022, the Virginia Lottery raised more than $779 million for K-12 education, making up approximately 10 percent of Virginia’s total K-12 school budget.
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Crystal Graham
