The United Way of Marshall County has wrapped up its fourth annual Marshall County Blueberry Half Pot, and organizers are waiting to hear from one lucky ticket holder.
This year's Half Pot reached a grand total of $22,963 - meaning the winning ticket is worth an estimated $11,481.
The winning ticket number is one-seven-two-zero-five-one-four-two-zero-zero-one.
The winner must contact the United Way of Marshall County at 574-936-3366 or email blueberryhalfpot at marshallcountyuw dot org by close of business on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, to claim the prize.
The remaining proceeds benefit the United Way and a network of local nonprofits working to improve education, health, and financial stability across Marshall County.
The 2026 Blueberry Half Pot was supported by Diamond Level Sponsor Paladin Legacy Advisory Group, Gold Level Sponsors AK Industries and Coca-Cola, and Silver Level Sponsor Masterson and Associates.
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