Casino donates to local and national charities

the charity, it was stated in the release.

“The property and its owners, the Enterprise Rancheria Tribe, answered the critical call mid-year with a much-needed $100,000 personal protective equipment donation, including gloves and masks, for the healthcare heroes working at Adventist Health and Rideout Regional Medical Center,” according to the release. “Acknowledging that it’s employees also needed support during this tough year, $100,000 in gift cards were provided to team members on behalf of the property.” our neighbors would truly turn out to be.”

According to the release, the facility’s donations included $50,000 to the American Cancer Society as a result of a month-long property wide fundraising Pinktober event and a $25,000 donation to the American Red Cross for the Sleeves Up campaign where team members donated 100 units of blood across two blood drives.

Employees also donated 4,326 non-perishable food items during the Band Together Against Hunger Food Drive and collected 155 toys for the Children’s Hope Foster Family Agency’s annual toy drive, representing 80 percent of the total gifts received by

Last year, Hard Rock

Hotel & Casino Sacramento at Fire Mountain made $309,400 in cash donations and $83,595 in sponsorships to local and national charities, in addition to numerous other philanthropic initiatives, according to a release issued by the facility.

“‘Take Time to be Kind’ has been a Hard Rock mantra for nearly 50 years, and we’ve never been more proud to embody that vision,” said Mark Birtha, Hard Rock Sacramento president. “From our opening day, we always intended to be a force for good in our community. We just had no idea the kind of year we were in for in 2020, and how important helping