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Jamul Casino Resort Donates More Than $40,000 From Guest Slot Ticket Balances

Jamul Casino Resort presented more than $40,000 to three organizations, funded by guests who donated the remaining balances on their slot tickets.
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Jamul Casino Resort has presented more than $40,000 in donations to Crisis House, the San Diego Hunger Coalition and Paws for Purple Hearts, according to Indian Gaming. The money came from guests who chose to donate the remaining balances on their slot tickets.

More than 109,000 donation transactions contributed to the total. Resort leadership took part in the check presentations in Jamul, California.

Chris Kelley, CEO of Jamul Casino Resort, said in a statement: "The inspiring compassion exhibited by our guests is a powerful reminder of what community truly looks like. Every donation matters and can be an extraordinary driver of positive change. We are proud to support Crisis House, the San Diego Hunger Coalition and Paws for Purple Hearts, and we applaud the critical work they do throughout our region every day."

Kelcie Parra, executive director of Crisis House, said: "We are grateful to Jamul Casino Resort for recognizing the importance of supporting organizations that serve our community. Their generosity is a meaningful reminder of what we can accomplish when we come together."

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Source: As reported by Indian Gaming.

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