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Commission approves charitable gaming recognition for Restore a Generation to support youth services
Summary
The commission granted recognition needed for Restore a Generation to obtain a charitable gaming license; staff said the organization provides after‑school programs, meals and hygiene services for youth and intends fundraising events such as bingo.
The Muskegon City Commission approved a resolution recognizing Restore a Generation for purposes of obtaining a charitable gaming license.
Staff report: The clerk reported the nonprofit had applied for recognition to hold charitable gaming events at its Muskegon location. Staff described Restore a Generation’s services to youth — including after‑school programs, meals and skills activities — and said the group indicated bingo would be among fundraising activities supported by the license.
Commission comments: Commissioners praised the organization’s work in the community; one commissioner noted the program serves many children who otherwise would have limited after‑school options and described it as a neighborhood resource. No public opposition was recorded during the hearing.
Vote: The commission approved the recognition by roll call and authorized the necessary clerical steps for the charitable gaming application.
