charitable gaming act

Senator Joe Griffo of Rome is asking that members of New York's Gaming Commission resign if they don't hurry up and get regulations done to finalize the Charitable Gaming Act.

Senator Joseph Griffo is calling on the State Gaming Commission to take immediate action to help charitable organizations and groups across the state.

Legislation to allow charitable organizations to do online fundraising and accept credit cards payments has become law in New York State.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation that amends the state law regarding the sale of raffle tickets for charitable organizations.

Senator Joseph Griffo is continuing his push for passage of the Charitable Gaming Act.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced a proposal to modernize laws making it easier for charities to raise funds through gaming.

Senator Joseph Griffo and Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi say they're disappointed that Governor Andrew Cuomo has vetoed legislation that would have allowed charities to accept credit and debit card payments for raffles.