Topic: PCH Prize Winners
Greetings PCH Fans! It’s finally summer! Time for warm weather, beach days, vacations and more! Time to kick back, relax and enjoy the world around you! Do you know what would make summertime even more special? Well, how about the chance to WIN BIG? Here at PCH we LOVE nothing more than making our loyal […]
At PCH, it’s all about winning! To date, we’ve given away over $253,000,000.00 in prizes, to folks from all over the nation and from all walks of life. A lot of customers ask us, “Where can I find a recent PCH Winners List?” or “How do I know if I have won?” You’ll find the […]
Some believe the “luck of the Irish” comes from a shamrock, 4-leaf clover or pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. But last week, good fortune was delivered to our St. Patrick’s Day Winner from another source.
The Last Van To Clarksville … Our third and final Prize Patrol Blitz stop was Clarksville, Tennessee, a town about 45 miles northwest of Nashville. We were excited to have two reporters from two different local papers, plus a reporter from 5-Star Radio (which consists of five local radio stations), as well as one very […]
Congratulations to Destiny Kalani of Hawaii who won the $15,000 Columbus Day prize! The new Publishers Clearing House winner was surprised by a PCH Prize Patrol “deputy” upon returning from a one-day business trip from Honolulu to Maui and back. Accompanied from the airport by her mother and daughter, Destiny was ecstatic to hear she […]
What do you dream of doing if you won the $10 Million SuperPrize from Publishers Clearing House? We asked some folks and here’s what they said. “If I won I would first make sure all my debts were paid and then I’d give some money to everyone in my immediate family to help them out. […]
On my most recent Prize Patrol trip there were pets in two of the three homes where I delivered sweepstakes prize checks to Publishers Clearing House winners. The winners were people, but they had some lucky dogs and one lucky cat, who might now have more treats in their future. As we approached the Idaho […]
