Man wins a $3 million dollar house: he spent his life helping others and now, Lady Luck has rewarded him

by Mark Bennett

March 22, 2023

Man wins a $3 million dollar house: he spent his life helping others and now, Lady Luck has rewarded him
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Luck is blind, so they say, but sometimes it manages to touch the right person at the right time. And when this happens, it is impossible to envy a well-deserving person who wins a fantastic prize.

This is what happened to Mr Grant Carson, a Scotsman, who has spent his life helping people with disabilities. Grant recently won a $3 million dollar country home after spending only $100 dollars on a lottery ticket. Grant never imagined that he would actually be a winner.

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Grant, 58, has lived in a three-bedroom, semi-detached house in Glasgow for almost twenty years. His prize is a five bedroom farmhouse set on eight acres of land in the Lack District. "At first, I couldn't believe it. It's not your usual Friday when someone shows up at your door and tells you you've won a three million dollar house. I've never won anything before but now I could be one of Scotland's luckiest men," Grant said.

The lottery ticket Grant purchased was from the Omaze association. The draw raised more than $850,000 dollars for the charity 'Dogs Trust', which takes care of puppies in need.

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"I've just left my carer job in Glasgow which I've had for 27 years, so starting as a freelance consultant has been a big change. But this win has given me financial security I never dreamed of. It means I can focus on my new venture in helping organizations meet the needs of disabled people, with a lot less pressure,” said Grant.

His new home is an 18th-century structure nestled in the green hills of Scotland and Grant plans to make it a special place: "I don't know yet what I'm going to do long-term, but I plan to move here for a while and enjoy it. Whatever decision I make, it's a life-changing win. Having worked extensively for a charity, I know how important it is to raise funds."

And for once, karma rewarded the right person.

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