Vaccinated Louisianans have a ‘shot’ at $1 million in new state program

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Louisianans now have another incentive to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Governor John Bel Edwards today announced the “Shot At A Million” program, which will award scholarships and cash prizes, including a grand prize of $1 million, to vaccinated individuals.


Starting July 9, the Louisiana Department of Health will offer adults who have received at least one dose of the vaccine a weekly chance to win $100,000. There will be four drawings for the hundred grand.

Louisiana residents ages 12-17 who have gotten at least one dose are eligible to win one of nine $100,000 scholarships.

The grand prize of $1 million will be drawn on August 4, with an entry deadline of July 30.


For more information on Shot At A Million and to register for the prizes CLICK HERE.

Registration opens Monday, June 21.