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Pa. Senate approves bills for economic relief to some nonprofits after skill game ban
- The Pennsylvania Senate unanimously passed two bills giving some nonprofits greater flexibility with proceeds from small games of chance after a statewide skill-game crackdown.
- The bills would help veterans’ organizations, volunteer fire companies, civic clubs, and other nonprofits manage costs and support community programs, according to Senator Rosemary Brown.
- Senate Bill 995 would raise the weekly prize limit from $35,000 to $60,000.
- Senate Bill 465 would let licensed clubs use up to 50% of proceeds for operating expenses while requiring at least half to support public-interest purposes.
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Pa. Senate approves bills for economic relief to some nonprofits after skill game ban
Harrisburg, Pa. — After the statewide skill game crackdown, two bills aimed to give veterans’ organizations, volunteer fire companies, civic clubs, and other nonprofits more flexibility with small games of chance proceeds passed the state Senate unanimously and are now…
·Pennsylvania, United States
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