The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) joins the 2021 National Women’s Month Celebration serves as a tribute, a platform, and a call to action that highlights the extraordinary roles of ordinary Juanas in the society as trailblazers and harbingers of change. This celebration is also a venue to discuss and address the issues that women continue to face so empowerment can be fully achieved. The campaign is also a call for concrete, sustainable, and inclusive actions towards gender equality.
On March 29, 2021, PCSO will be giving away FREE P100.00 worth of MegaLotto 6/45 ticket in honoring all women of today as the agent of change by contributing and promoting gender equality.
As part of its celebration, PCSO spearhead by the Product & Standard Development Department (PSDD) come up with a project design dubbed as “MEGA TICKET FOR JUANA”: ISANG PASASALAMAT! The objective of this project is to recognize the little acts of women, their achievements, and women empowerment. While everyone is facing unprecedented challenges, PCSO believes that women are the most affected and bearing the brunt of the economic and social fallout brought about by pandemics.
The 1st 50 Juana players who play a minimum of twenty pesos (P20.00) for any lotto games at the PCSO Games Hub located at the PCSO Main Office, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City will get the free Megalotto ticket.
Meanwhile, the 1st 15 lucky Juanas who purchased a minimum of twenty pesos (P20.00) for any Lotto games at the Lotto terminal/s located at all PCSO Branch Offices nationwide will likewise receive the free lotto ticket.
GM Royina M. Garma encourages every Juanas to participate on March 29, 2021, and get involved. “PCSO has dedicated this day for our heroic women to thank everyone wholeheartedly for being dedicated and bravely facing the pandemic. “PCSO bring not only hope for the poor but we also produce millionaires and change every one’s life. I hope the next millionaire is a brave Juana who will play on March 29”.
PCSO: “Ang Larong May Puso”.
“Maliit na Halaga, Dala ay Pag Asa”
“Walang Humpay na Malasakit”
