Three California tribes are sharing more than $4 million in gaming revenues with local communities.
The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians of California is holding its annual donation event today. The tribe will distribute $1.3 million to nearly 100 organizations.
The Sycuan Band of Kumeyaay Indians and the Barona Band of Mission Indians are sharing more than $3 million with San Diego County. It's part of a total of $30 million going to the Special Distribution Fund this year.
According to The Palm Springs Desert Sun, some tribes won't be required to make payments to the fund if lawmakers approve a new gaming compact with the Agua Caliente Band, the Sycuan Band and three other tribes.
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Tribe to give $1.3M at annual donation event
(The Palm Springs Desert Sun 4/13)
Tribe Donates Over $1.3 Million To Local Groups (CBS 4/13)
Tribal payouts to agencies tilt toward Riverside (The San Diego Union-Tribune 4/13)
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Tribes share more than $4M in gaming funds
Friday, April 13, 2007
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