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Niagara Falls Casino

article Falls scales back street repaving, cites cash crunch (5/20/2013)
(New York) -- The city this year plans to repave only about one-third of the amount of roadway it did four years ago. The culprit, according to city leaders, is the...
article Niagara Falls will repave fewer streets because of casino dispute (5/20/2013)
(New York) -- The city will be repaving fewer streets this season thanks to the casino cash crunch. Mayor Paul A. Dyster has called a news conference for 10 a.m. to talk...
article Cities of Niagara Falls on both sides of border have had highs, lows (5/7/2013)
(New York) -- Mayor Paul Dyster still remembers the headline. The 59-year-old Niagara Falls native was a sophomore in high school when a classmate in his gym class read...
article City's Financial Prognosis Getting Bleak (5/7/2013)
(New York) -- About $13 million is what will remain after the city receives an anticipated $70 million in casino revenue and pays its bills.
article Casino funds, pensions cause massive planning uncertainty for Falls schools (2/25/2013)
(New York) -- The lack of casino revenues could again cause devastating pain in the Niagara Falls City School District.
5 Total Articles on this Issue

Chumash Tribe

article Chumash gaming funds distributed to agencies (5/15/2013)
(California) -- A committee of city, county and Chumash tribal representatives approved nearly $740,000 in grants Friday to local public agencies as part of a state-...
article Chumash gaming funds distributed (5/12/2013)
(California) -- A committee of city, county and Chumash tribal representatives approved nearly $740,000 in grants Friday to local public agencies as part of a state-...
article ARMENTA: ‘Building Better Futures’ (5/9/2013)
(California) -- Santa Barbara County’s residents and businesses are known throughout the country for their generosity. Ours is a special community that is home to...
article Change of funds / The future of Chumash grant funds is uncertain (3/27/2013)
(California) -- March is application time for law enforcement, road construction, fire departments, and paramedics in Santa Ynez, Solvang, Buellton, and Santa Barbara...
4 Total Articles on this Issue

New Hampshire Gaming

article Salem considers how to spend casino revenue (5/14/2013)
(New Hampshire) -- As state lawmakers consider slashing the town’s share of revenue from a proposed casino, Salem’s Casino Advisory Committee is deciding how...
article 'Rock' chief says NH casino would replace revenue lost by charitable gaming (5/1/2013)
(New Hampshire) -- Rockingham Park’s president told state lawmakers Wednesday charitable gaming will suffer if casinos open in Massachusetts and the Granite State...
article Kelly: New Hampshire needs gambling money to fund its basic needs (3/28/2013)
(New Hampshire) -- The state Senate recently voted for a bill to restore funding for education, provide mental health treatment and care, repair our roads and bridges,...
3 Total Articles on this Issue

American Gaming Association

article AGA: A Commitment to Philanthropy: Surveying Charitable Giving and Volunteering in the Commercial Gaming Industry (4/22/2013)
(Washington D.C.) -- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) isn’t just a buzzword in the gaming industry — it’s a way of life. As part of its annual...
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Graton Rancheria

article Cotati-Rohnert Park schools ponder annual $1 million tribal donation (4/18/2013)
(California) -- Officials at cash-strapped Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified School District are pondering how to spend $1 million a year that the Federated Indians of Graton...
1 Article on this Issue

Ontario Gaming

article 1812: Fallsview Casino named ‘Defender of the Town’ for support of upcoming bicentennial events (4/6/2013)
(Ontario) -- The War of 1812 Bicentennial events and festivals continue into 2013 and Fallsview Casino becomes its newest contributor by donating $5,000 to the War of...
article Gambling funds will continue to flow to town's coffers (2/22/2013)
(Ontario) -- After nearly a year of uncertainty, it is now clear Innisfil will continue to reap the financial rewards of hosting a casino.
2 Total Articles on this Issue

International Game Technology

press release International Game Technology and Tisbet Philanthropy Bring Unique Charity Gift Card Program to Nevada (3/18/2013)
(Washington) -- TisBest Philanthropy announced today that it has partnered with 10 Nevada-based charities as part of the TisBest Charity Gift Card program, a donation...
1 Article on this Issue

Internet Sweepstake Cafes

article Accused Oklahoma company owner made more than $500,000 in political donations in Florida, North Carolina (3/18/2013)
(Oklahoma) -- An Oklahoma software company owner who is facing illegal gambling charges made more than $500,000 in political donations in Florida and North Carolina,...
article Allied Veterans leadership has history with gambling, charity (3/17/2013)
(Florida) -- The current and past leaders of Allied Veterans have a long history of working in the gray area between legal and illegal gambling, with their activities...
2 Total Articles on this Issue

Illinois Gaming

article Emanuel: Chicago casino profits would go to schools (3/13/2013)
(Illinois) -- Mayor Rahm Emanuel furthered his push for a Chicago casino by promising that all city profits from one would go to education, according to a report by NBC...
article Debate on How to Split Potential Casino Revenue in Rockford (3/12/2013)
(Illinois) -- Rockford's city council is pushing back against a proposal in the state senate that would evenly split gaming revenues between the city and Winnebago...
article Emanuel: Use Chicago Casino Profits To Modernize Schools (3/12/2013)
(Illinois) -- While the Illinois General Assembly works to craft a gambling expansion bill that will either pass Gov. Pat Quinn's muster or, more likely, survive...
article Quinn says gambling could help pay for pensions, schools (3/6/2013)
(Illinois) -- Gov. Pat Quinn, in his budget proposal to lawmakers Wednesday, suggested for the first time that money from new Illinois casinos could help pay for schools...
article Quinn: Any gambling revenue should go to schools (3/6/2013)
(Illinois) -- Gov. Pat Quinn says that any state revenue from gambling should go toward education. Quinn delivered a budget address on Wednesday that includes $400...
5 Total Articles on this Issue

Ohio Gaming

article Northfield Village could get more money from Hard Rock racino under infrastructure tax plan (3/6/2013)
(Ohio) -- The village has taken the first step of a plan that village officials say could bring it an extra 12.7 mills of tax money from the $280 million racino being...
article Racino owners to donate $3M to Warren (3/6/2013)
(Ohio) -- The owners of the racino that’s being built in Warren County near Monroe announced Tuesday it will give the county $3 million to help redevelop the...
article Ohio racino owners to donate $3M for fairgrounds (3/5/2013)
(Ohio) -- The owners of a new racino to be constructed in southwest Ohio have agreed to donate $3 million for redevelopment of the county’s fairgrounds, where...
article Casino gambling tax revenue rises, but its future is uncertain (2/16/2013)
(Ohio) -- Tax revenue from casino gambling is welcomed, but it falls far short in making up for millions in lost state funding, Mahoning Valley government and school...
article Parma schools to get payment from casinos (1/25/2013)
(Ohio) -- The school district will receive $235,530 this month from the Ohio casinos, the first of two payments expected this year.
5 Total Articles on this Issue

Kenosha Casino

article Casino payment to state could cease, Potawatomi warn (3/5/2013)
(Wisconsin) -- The Potawatomi tribe would likely stop paying the state its $30 million to $40 million annual casino fee if a competing Indian casino opened in Kenosha,...
1 Article on this Issue

Poarch Creek

article Poarch Creeks share the wealth, announce $2 million for area schools (3/2/2013)
(Alabama) -- The Poarch Band of Creek Indians today announced donations of more than $2 million to schools in southwest Alabama and Escambia County, Florida.
article Poarch Creek Indians Donate $2 Million To Area Schools (3/1/2013)
(Alabama) -- The Poarch Band of Creek Indians donated more than $2 million to four school in Escambia County, Florida, along with schools from Escambia, Monroe and...
article Poarch Creeks share the wealth, announce $2 million for area schools (2/28/2013)
(Alabama) -- The Poarch Band of Creek Indians today announced donations of more than $2 million to schools in southwest Alabama and Escambia County, Florida.
article Tribe donates millions to local schools (2/28/2013)
(Alabama) -- The Poarch Band of Creek Indians again donated to local schools during a special presentation held Thursday at Wind Creek Casino and Hotel.
article PCI donates to Atmore Community Hospital (1/24/2013)
(Alabama) -- The Poarch Band of Creek Indians are once again lending financial support to Atmore, this time with a nearly $1 million donation to the city’s...
article PCI donations make hospital renovations possible (1/24/2013)
(Alabama) -- An Escambia County hospital can begin renovations to its emergency room thanks to a nearly $1 million donation and pledge from the Poarch Band of Creek...
6 Total Articles on this Issue

Duluth Casino

article Duluth suing over loss of casino revenue (3/1/2013)
(Minnesota) -- Duluth is suing the National Indian Gaming Commission over the city's loss of revenue sharing payments from the Fond-du-Luth Casino.
1 Article on this Issue

Shakopee Mdewakanton

article Shakopee Mdewakanton Award copy Million Grants to Bois Forte, Upper Sioux (2/27/2013)
(Minnesota) -- The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community has donated copy million each to two Minnesota tribal nations: the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa and Upper Sioux...
1 Article on this Issue

Indiana Gaming

article Lesley Stedman Weidenbener | Casino revenue limits eroded (2/25/2013)
(Indiana) -- When lawmakers first headed down the path of state-authorized gambling in the late 1980s and early 1990s, they seemed cognizant that the tax revenues that...
article Counties call gambling tax changes a bad roll of the dice (2/16/2013)
(Indiana) -- A bill proposed in the Indiana Senate aims to combat gaming competition from bordering states by providing tax reductions to casinos and increasing the...
article Senate bill would stop paying gambling counties (2/16/2013)
(Indiana) -- The state would end millions of dollars in annual payments to communities that have casinos under legislation the Senate Appropriations Committee approved...
3 Total Articles on this Issue

Seneca Nation

article State to forward $2.5M to Salamanca until Seneca dispute ends; no similar deal for Falls (2/25/2013)
(New York) -- Salamanca has been thrown a life-saver from the state to help the economically struggling city stay afloat while New York wraps up its legal battle over...
article Cuomo: Give Salamanca $2.5M for current budget (2/22/2013)
(New York) -- Salamanca officials can breathe a bit easier now after Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday proposed providing the city $2.5 million to make up for the loss of...
2 Total Articles on this Issue

San Manuel Tribe

article San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Awards HEEF $20,000 (2/19/2013)
(Arizona) -- Through their charitable giving program, the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians recently awarded the Hopi Education Endowment Fund (HEEF) $20,000. Focused...
1 Article on this Issue

Pennsylvania Revenue

article Drop in casino revenues doesn't change grant process (2/18/2013)
(Pennsylvania) -- Perry Wood notices when slot machine revenues drop at Presque Isle Downs & Casino. As executive director of the Erie County Gaming Revenue...
article Sands Bethlehem casino tops Pennsylvania in table games revenue again (2/15/2013)
(Pennsylvania) -- Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem accounted for nearly a quarter of Pennsylvania's table-games revenue last month, when casinos statewide registered a...
2 Total Articles on this Issue

New York Gaming

article Casinos donate more than $200,000 for Sandy relief efforts (2/8/2013)
(New York) -- The American Red Cross received a major donation to continue its relief efforts from Super Storm Sandy in New York and Long Island.
article Red Cross recognizes Tioga Downs and Vernon Downs for $200,000 donation (2/8/2013)
(New York) -- The American Red Cross Central New York Region hosted a news conference Friday morning at Tioga Downs Casino in Nichols to recognize and thank the owner,...
article Tioga Downs makes Red Cross donation (2/8/2013)
(New York) -- Thousands of Superstorm Sandy victims will benefit from a donation to the American Red Cross from Tioga Downs and Vernon Downs casino hotel.
3 Total Articles on this Issue

Pine Ridge

article California coat drive provides jackets for SD kids (1/27/2013)
(South Dakota) -- Officials on a South Dakota Indian Reservation say a campaign led by an 11-year-old California boy has resulted in the delivery of about 150 winter...
1 Article on this Issue

Other News

article Somerton students headed to Sea World thanks to Cocopah Indian Tribe donation (5/15/2013)
(Arizona) -- The Cocopah Indian Tribe made a donation to help Somerton students go on an end-of-year trip to Sea World in San Diego, California.
article FireKeepers Casino operators pay Battle Creek schools, governments over 187-thousand dollars (5/14/2013)
(Michigan) -- Nearly 188-thousand dollars will be given to nine school districts and governments in Calhoun County from the FireKeepers Casino.
article FireKeepers Revenue Sharing Board awards $187,875 to Battle Creek area schools and governments (5/14/2013)
(Michigan) -- In amounts ranging from $3,000 to $75,000, nine school programs and government projects in Calhoun County were awarded shares of $187,875 in grants by the...
article Grants awarded by FireKeepers board (5/10/2013)
(Michigan) -- The FireKeepers Local Revenue Sharing Board gave out $187,875 to government programs and schools at a meeting Friday. The FLRSB, which receives money...
article Ka-ching! for Coquitlam (5/2/2013)
(British Columbia) -- Gamblers at Coquitlam's Boulevard Casino contributed more than $1.8 million to city coffers in the first quarter of the year.
article Casino revenue protects Oklahoma tribal colleges from federal budget woes (4/27/2013)
(Oklahoma) -- Nationwide, tribal college and university leaders are concerned about how automatic federal budget cuts will affect their cash-strapped schools. But...
article $104M health facilities plan announced (4/26/2013)
(Oklahoma) -- People using the Cherokee Nation’s health facilities can expect major improvements at them during the next few years thanks to a March 28...
article Habematolel Pomo donates to Upper Lake Middle School, Upper Lake High School (4/22/2013)
(California) -- The Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake recently made donations to two local schools.
article OP/ED: Cherokees’ generosity helps pupils (4/20/2013)
(Oklahoma) -- Money distributed by the Cherokee Nation to area school districts will fund anything from a new band to paying teachers’ salaries.
article Fire Department gets truck through Soboba tribe (4/16/2013)
(California) -- Many men can remember the time when they received a shiny, new toy fire truck. Joe Morris recently went through the same thing, except his new truck is...
article African-American museum wins casino grant (4/16/2013)
(Iowa) -- Work is scheduled to begin May 1 on a new outdoor entertainment center for Waterloo's African-American Historical and Cultural Museum, a project funded by...
article Philanthropy beat: Funding of Indian causes is lagging (4/15/2013)
(Minnesota) -- Spending on Indian causes by U.S. foundations points to an unfortunate claim to fame: It dropped from 0.05 percent to 0.03 percent over the past decade.
article Harrah’s gives $120K to Chester Ed. Foundation (4/12/2013)
(Philadelphia) -- Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack donated $120,000 to the Chester Education Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides an array...
article Grants for 2013 Community Giving Program (4/5/2013)
(California) -- The United Auburn Indian Community (UAIC) is pleased to announce its Community Giving Program guidelines for 2013. Now in its 10th year, the UAIC...
article Cherokees building new medical facilities (4/2/2013)
(California) -- The Cherokee Nation, which already operates the largest tribal health system in the nation, is adding to it. Officials of Oklahoma’s largest Indian...
article Ho-Chunk make big investment in Vision 2017 (3/29/2013)
(Wisconsin) -- Being good neighbors may pay off for Shawano County and the Ho-Chunk Tribe. The tribe is giving $100,000 to Shawano Country Vision 2017, members of the...
article Tribe to announce plans for new hospital, clinics (3/27/2013)
(Oklahoma) -- Oklahoma's largest Indian tribe is expected to announce that it will spend $100 million to build a 100-bed hospital, expand two health clinics and...
article Apply now for Indian gaming grants (3/21/2013)
(California) -- The Indian Gaming Special Distribution Fund Grant Program is currently accepting applications for 2013 grants. The program was created in the Tribal-...
article Agua Caliente tribe donating Segways to Palm Springs police (3/19/2013)
(California) -- The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is donating three Segways to the Palm Springs Police Department on Tuesday.
article Racino cuts $5,000 check for charity (3/19/2013)
(New York) -- The Saratoga Casino & Raceway gave $5,000 to the Saratoga Springs Lions Club this morning to secure their role as premier sponsor of the club's...

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