“It’s just deeply flawed”: New Hampshire charities face uncertain odds in securing casino donations
Regulation · 2024-09-29
“It’s just deeply flawed”: New Hampshire charities face uncertain odds in securing casino donations
New Hampshire’s decision to legalize casinos came with a single purpose – to funnel a portion of the revenue to charities and nonprofits.
With the growth of gambling and this new revenue stream, many charities across the state are scrambling for a coveted spot on casino schedules to receive these funds.
Many organizations that apply for a spot on the casino’s calendar are left in a state of uncertainty, often receiving little to no explanation for their selection or rejection, which makes this unregulated system feel increasingly opaque and unpredictable.
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