The Grand Traverse Resort & Spa in Michigan. Photo from Facebook
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians shared more than $722,000 in gaming revenues with communities in Michigan. Under a consent decree in federal court, the tribe shares 2 percent of slot machine revenues with non-profits, charities and governmental units, including public schools, in a six-county area. Distributions occur twice a year -- in the winter and the summer. Since 1994, the tribe has shared nearly $34.7 million, Up North Live reported. Read More on the Story:
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians gives thousands to local organizations (WPBN/WGTU 8/24)
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa, Chippewa Indians Give Thousands To Local Organizations (9 and 10 News 8/24)
GT Band Distributes $722K To Local Organizations (The Traverse Ticker 8/25)
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