Stop Predatory Gambling Foundation

“Other revenue on line 8 consists of the detail provided below. All of this activity is part of the organization's programs, but the related income has been distinguished from direct public support.”

“Conference income 17,902 reimbursements 4,055 honorarium 1,150 amazon 32 total 23,139”

“Expenses advertising 376 office expenses 1,310 online communications - web 98 website 1,341 travel 8,460 conference expenses 25,278 bank charges 1,160 board meeting expenses 5,300 communications - director 686 communications - national 246 comm exp - salsa labs 3,480 fees 206 merchandise/equipment 103 other business expenses 100 other expenses 33 total 48,177”

“Statement of program service accomplishments, line 28 detail: our primary focus is educating the public about how the legalization of commercialized gambling has failed: a policy which has consistently placed financial exploitation, addiction, and the mirage of government revenues ahead of the economic, mental, and social well-being of citizens, especially young adult and kids, and people from the low-income communities. We compile research on state lotteries, regional casinos, online gambling, and commercialized sports betting and then distribute a wide range of related educational materials such as fact sheets, reports, videos, and white papers at no charge. Our impact extends to citizens and organizations from all 50 states and of all political stripes. ... Statement of program service accomplishments, line 29 detail: we collect and publish testimonies from citizens who have been harmed by predatory gambling. We also hold lectures, online forums, house meetings, and other public events to amplify the voices of citizens who have suffered life-changing harm as well as empower communities who have been targeted by gambling operators. Our impact extends to citizens and organizations from all 50 states. ... Statement of program service accomplishments, line 30 detail: we provide trustworthy, science-based information about the problem of predatory gambling to interested parties for use in news reporting, messaging, and educating federal and state legislators on the benefits of reforming our nations' current approach to commercialized gambling to its historically successful role of seeking to contain it rather than promoting it. Working with our state and local affiliates, we also hold federal, state, and local-level briefings across the country at no charge. ...”

“The organization made routine updates to their bylaws and standing policies in the current year, but all changes are consistent with organization's original mission and programs.”