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This isn’t about a single jackpot — it’s about building reliable, repeatable support for organizations that depend on local generosity.

Built to Support Local Nonprofits

Dakota Jackpots is administered by Sioux Falls Fireworks, a South Dakota nonprofit with deep community roots and strong leadership. Our platform was built to help nonprofits:

• Raise funds without adding staff workload

• Reach new supporters through fun, transparent raffles

• Create recurring revenue streams instead of one-time events

As the platform grows, more nonprofits across South Dakota will be invited to participate — expanding the impact of every drawing.

What Your Participation Makes Possible

Every ticket purchased helps:

• Support veterans and patriotic causes

• Strengthen local community organizations

• Fund programs that serve South Dakota families

As our raffles grow week by week, so does the opportunity to make a measurable difference — not someday, but right now.

Growing Impact — Together

Because Dakota Jackpots is designed as a weekly and progressive platform, its impact compounds over time. More participants mean:

• Larger prize pools

• More funds directed to nonprofits

• Greater visibility for local causes

This page will grow along with the community we’re building — sharing milestones, partner highlights, and stories as they happen.

Dakota Jackpots was created with a simple belief: fundraising should be fun, fair, and community-powered.

While we are just launching, our impact begins the moment the first ticket is sold. Every drawing is designed to do two things at once:

• Give participants a real chance to win meaningful prizes

• Generate ongoing support for South Dakota nonprofits doing important work in our communities.

Our Impact Starts With Every Ticket

Our crew at the Avera food pantry having fun filling bags with food staples provided by Feeding South Dakota.

Once a month the members of the Honor Guard get together for breakfast at the Fry'n Pan. Our regular server is an absolute gem.

The Singing Legionnaires, the last American Legion choir and founded in 1947, performing for veterans at the Sioux Falls VA hospital.