No one has stepped forward to claim a $487 million Powerball ticket sold in Raymond a month ago, but the store that sold it is making winners out of those in need.Click to watch News 9's coverage.The manager of the Hannaford's store in Raymond said that when he learned that his store had sold the winning ticket, he knew the store would be giving its take to people in need.View raw video of the event.The store was awarded $74,000 by the New Hampshire Lottery for selling the winning ticket. Manager Dan Wilder then gave the money, and more, to nonprofit organizations.End 68 Hours of Hunger was the first of six charities to receive a donation. Its Raymond location can now fill backpacks with food for 48 local children every weekend for a year."Every $2,000 will fund a new program," said Claire Bloom, founder of End 68 Hours of Hunger. "So that's 10 new programs, each of whom may serve another 48 children, so that's another 500 children who'll be helped by this money."Checks went to the Raymond Coalition for Youth and four area food pantries. The total donation from the store was $100,000."This can be game-changing for them to really help out a lot of people, so it was fantastic," Wilder said. "I felt like I won the lottery even though I didn't. If this is as close as I come, I'll be happy."Lottery officials said they were excited about Hannaford's generosity and about eventually meeting the winning ticket holder."We've been contacted by a group of attorneys representing the winner," lottery Executive Director Charlie McIntyre said. "I've seen a photocopy of the ticket but not the actual ticket yet. We're waiting for that to walk through the door any day now."The jackpot is the largest in state history and the second-largest single jackpot ticket ever sold anywhere.Get the WMUR app12967056