A British man won a £105 million jackpot and gave £4 million to his colleagues

Ritu77

A 43-year-old man in the UK, named Steve, won £105 million in the lottery. Immediately, he gave £4 million to his colleagues and did not resign from his job. Now, he has donated an additional £200,000 to the local community.

Steve, a construction worker, and his wife won the massive jackpot of £105 million at the end of last year, ranking ninth in UK lottery history.

After winning the prize, Steve did not quit his job immediately. Instead, he continued working on the construction site, promising to complete his ongoing projects first. Additionally, he generously gave £4 million to his colleague and friend, Neil.

Nine months after winning, Steve purchased a used Volkswagen van and a car for his wife, Lenka. He also donated £100,000 to his favorite cricket club to help them acquire a new pavilion in Selsey, West Sussex. Steve further contributed £50,000 to the Selsey Medical Center for the purchase of new equipment and donated £50,000 to each of his two sons' schools.

Recently, Steve donated another £200,000 to the local community, fulfilling his promise made when he won the lottery last year to take care of friends and neighbors.

Samiksha

Having money is indeed good.

Ritu13

He truly seems to take money lightly.

Yamini003

Such colleagues are truly good people.

Kahn332

It seems that his mindset is still very positive.