Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with NYS Gaming Commission's Division of Charitable Gaming Director Stacy Harvey
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Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with NYS Gaming Commission's Division of Charitable Gaming Director Stacy Harvey
"Thousands of NY's authorized charitable organizations rely on games like bingo, raffles, pull-tabs and casino nights to raise revenue for worthy causes. Our unit ensures the games are operated in accordance with the law and the revenue raised is managed appropriately."
"Charitable gaming in New York would benefit from ease of access for license applications and financial reporting for charities."
"There's no doubt that technology is changing gambling behaviors. My concern is that charitable organizations, many of which are small and run by volunteers, can raise revenue in the face of expanding gambling options."
"Raffles are now legally able to be held online, which gives charitable organizations a powerful tool to raise revenue."
The New York State Gaming Commission's division of charitable gaming monitors and audits the sale of bell jar tickets and other gaming activities. This division ensures that charitable organizations operate games like bingo and raffles legally and manage their proceeds appropriately. Improvements are needed for easier access to license applications and financial reporting. Technology is changing gambling behaviors, raising concerns for small charitable organizations. Recent changes, such as allowing online raffles, provide new revenue opportunities for these organizations.
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