We are honored
to know her and grateful to work side-by-side with her to help improve the
lives of those who've been abused.

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Neiderer's father, Jerry Sneeringer, purchased the winning Millionaire
Raffle ticket, but gave it to his daughter and son-in-law to claim.
"Today, I'm donating another 1,200 phones to the HopeLine program," said
Detective Adams. Headquartered in
Bedminster, NJ, Verizon Wireless is a joint venture of Verizon Communications
(NYSE: VZVOD) (London: VOD).com/verizonwireless .

Memorials to teens and young adults.

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Verizon Wireless, through its HopeLine(R) phone-recycling program, is
donating $5,000 to the YWCA of Richmond to refurbish a playground at the Y's
domestic violence shelter in honor of Orine Adams. For more
information, http://www.

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As Mother's Day Approaches a Richmond Police Detective Remembers the Mother She Lost

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, A business owner from
Littlestown, Adams County, is the fourth and final winner of $1 million from
the Pennsylvania Lottery's first-ever New Year's Eve Millionaire Raffle game. Five hundred $1,000
winning Raffle tickets also were selected. Holders of Millionaire
Raffle tickets worth $1,000 can claim their winnings at any Lottery retail
location.
She simply gives from her heart . If my efforts can help just one victim, none of this will have
been in vain.

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All four $1 million top prizes have been claimed and validated.
"Our families come here for safety and support and a chance for a new
life," said Cathy Pond, executive director of the YWCA of Richmond.

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Despite the sisters' many
accomplishments -- Carol, a forensics detective, is a mother of three and a
grandmother; Patsy has two children and is with the Richmond Sheriff's
Department -- the sisters have been haunted by their loss.

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Verizon Wireless HopeLine(R) Program Provides Grant to YWCA of Richmond
for New Playground in Honor of Domestic Violence Victim

Public Encouraged to Recycle Phones Through HopeLine

RICHMOND, Va."
Through the HopeLine program, more than $800,000 has been donated to
shelters and organizations to support domestic violence prevention programs
and victims' services.

About Verizon Wireless
Verizon Wireless owns and operates the nation's most reliable wireless
network, serving 45.

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Adams' efforts to help domestic violence victims led her to Verizon
Wireless' HopeLine program, which collects previously owned wireless handsets
and chargers to be refurbished, recycled and/or sold.

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For more information on the Pennsylvania Lottery, visit
http://www. The HopeLine grant will allow the
YWCA to create a safe and fun outdoor play area.com.
The organization operates two emergency shelters where a woman and her
children can gain access to the shelters at any time and stay as long as she
is working toward her stated goals.org

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Currently, the shelter 's back yard is fenced in
for safety and includes several small outdoor toys unsuitable for a facility
that houses nearly 200 children each year.

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Players may also use a "search" function to enter their
eight-digit Raffle ticket number to see if they have a winning ticket. "These
children have not had anywhere to play and to just be kids. The
Domestic Violence program also includes two 24-hour hotlines which provide
information and referrals to anyone affected by domestic violence.ywcarichmond .

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, Although it's been more than 25 years
since Richmond Police Detective Carol Adams lost her mother Orine in a tragic
domestic violence incident, Adams will realize a long held dream this week,
just days before Mother's Day. "She never asks for anything in return for her unselfish acts. Over the past
few years, Adams has run wireless phone recycling drives in partnership with
the Richmond police department and has worked tirelessly to spread the word
about the importance of HopeLine phone collections in the community. Since the national
phone collection program began in 2001, more than two million phones have been
donated. Find more information on
the Web at http://www.

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The YWCA Richmond Shelter, the beneficiary of the HopeLine grant, is
located on a busy, city road.

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Rosie's Restaurant , owned by
Sue and Pat Senft, received a $5,000 bonus for selling the ticket. Players must be 18 or older. "I'm making this donation not only in loving memory of my
own mother but in honor of all the mothers who are struggling to leave abusive
relationships.

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In
addition to "being sensible " with their winnings, the four say they plan to
take a family cruise. This grant in
honor of Orine Adams will allow them to do just that, in some cases, for the
first time in their young lives . To receive broadcast-quality video
footage of Verizon Wireless operations, log onto
http://www .

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About the Pennsylvania Lottery: The Pennsylvania Lottery remains the only
state lottery that designates all its proceeds to programs that benefit older
residents.

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Neiderer and her husband own Sneeringer Memorials in
Littlestown, a family business they purchased from her parents several years
ago.
A complete list of all 509 winning Raffle ticket numbers is available at
Lottery retailers, as well as on the Lottery's web site at
http://www.
The company is also naming Detective Adams, a "HopeLine Hero" in
recognition of the thousands of phones she has personally collected to help
today's victims of domestic violence throughout Virginia. "Detective Adams is
a community advocate for victims of violence and for the city's youth," Chief
Monroe said. In return, Verizon
Wireless makes cash contributions and donates wireless phones and airtime to
domestic violence prevention programs and service providers."
Verizon Wireless director of community relations John Johnson said, "Carol
Adams is the very definition of a HopeLine Hero.

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Lottery Area Supervisor Ellen Messerschmidt and District Lottery
Representative Mark Navarro presented Neiderer with her check.5 billion to programs that include property tax and
rent rebates; free and reduced-fare transit; the low-cost prescription drug
programs PACE and PACENET; and the 52 Area Agencies on Aging, including 650
full- and part-time senior centers throughout the state.

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Adams County Woman Claims Final $1 Million Prize From PA Lottery Raffle Drawing

The selection of four $1 million top-prize Millionaire Raffle tickets and
five $100,000 second-prize Raffle tickets, which came from a pool of 500,000
tickets that were available between Nov. Phones can be dropped off at Verizon Wireless Communications Stores
for recycling through HopeLine.verizonwireless.

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At a ceremony at the downtown YWCA, Richmond Police Chief Rodney Monroe
commended Detective Adams for her leadership on domestic violence prevention
and provided a grim reminder of the scope of the problem."
Carol Adams was 17 and her sister , Patsy Turner, was just 16 when their
mother was killed on New Year's Eve in 1980.

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The Pennsylvania
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into a tireless passion for helping domestic violence victims.

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22 until they sold out on Dec. 5, was
televised live on the Lottery's Dec. In 2004, consumers donated a record 750,000 phones to
HopeLine, up more than 35 percent from the previous year.

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Lottery officials presented Terri Neiderer, 45, and her family - husband,
Joe, and parents, Jerry and Patricia Sneeringer , of Hanover, York County -
with a commemorative check today at Rosie's Restaurant, New Oxford, Adams
County, which sold the winning Raffle ticket. The numbers are listed by prize category in
ascending order. The five
$100,000 prizes can be claimed at any of the Lottery's seven area offices or
at any licensed Pennsylvania Lottery retail location. Since its inception 33 years ago, the Pennsylvania Lottery has
contributed more than $15.

About the YWCA of Richmond
The YWCA has provided a support system for women in the Richmond area
since 1887. The YWCA Domestic Violence Program offers crisis intervention,
safe shelter, and life-rebuilding services to victims of domestic violence. While in shelter, women have access to
childcare, counseling, case management, employment and legal assistance.