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BOARD MEETING

Thursday, January 26, 2012, 9:00 a.m.

Kellogg Center,

East Lansing

MEMBERS WELCOME & ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND!

Please R.S.V.P. to membership@micga.org
or call 517.977.0614
by Friday, January 20, 2012.



Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Radisson Hotel Lansing

111 N. Grand Avenue, downtown Lansing

7:30 a.m. - Legislative Breakfast

Come enjoy a light breakfast with your State Representatives and Senators - 
this is a great opportunity to discuss your Charities and how charitable gaming helps fulfill your missions!

9:00 a.m. - Annual Meeting 

MEMBERS WELCOME & ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND!

Please R.S.V.P. to kate@kordenbrocklaw.com or call 517-977-0614



Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Radisson Hotel Lansing

111 N. Grand Avenue, downtown Lansing

7:30 a.m. - Legislative Breakfast

Come enjoy a light breakfast with your State Representatives and Senators - 
this is a great opportunity to discuss your Charities and how charitable gaming helps fulfill your missions!

9:00 a.m. - Annual Meeting 

MEMBERS WELCOME & ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND!

Please R.S.V.P. to kate@kordenbrocklaw.com or call 517-977-0614


 

Our Purpose

MiCGA’s purpose is to maintain the long-term stability of charitable fundraising in Michigan through legislation, collaboration, and education. We also strive to improve and streamline conditions for charities and other organizations engaged in this type of charitable fundraising.

MiCGA serves as a spokesperson for its members at the local, state, and federal level, and provides the membership with information on regulatory and legislative matters. We collaborate with legislators and the Charitable Gaming Division of the Michigan Lottery on legislation that impacts charitable gaming activities.

MiCGA educates the public and non-profit organizations engaged in charitable fundraising, helps charities better understand the qualification, application and licensing processes, and assists charities and room operators with mitigating issues that may arise.


Charitable Gaming In Michigan

Charities in Michigan earn approximately $17 million annually through charitable gaming fundraisers. This money is used to further their charitable mission, resulting in a wide variety of much needed services being provided to countless individuals.

Despite this, there are numerous organizations and individuals who are opposed to charities conducting these types of fundraisers. Reasons for this opposition vary. Some are opposed to gaming for moral and philosophical reasons, others are for-profit organizations competing for the gaming revenue. 

This opposition is powerful, well connected and well funded. Opposition has been growing as more charities are making use of this opportunity.

Charities need to work together to counter this opposition. The Michigan Charitable Gaming Association represents the interests of charities and the services they provide. Become a member to add your organization’s voice to our work.


Our Mission

MiCGA’s mission is to advocate for and educate our members, legislators, and the general public on matters related to charitable gaming, so as to preserve the positive impact charitable gaming has on our communities.






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