This event offers a hot Thanksgiving Dinner to hundreds of people in need. In support of the LGBTQ+ community, Jamul Casino hand-delivered 56 turkeys to The San Diego LGBT Community Center and the Imperial Court de San Diego for their Annual Scott Carlson & Dan Ferbal Thanksgiving Community Dinner. Jamul Casino presented a check to the organization at this year’s seventh annual Veterans Day luncheon, which paid tribute to 54 members of the Tribe and Casino team who have served in the military. In August, Jamul Casino participated in the Wounded Warrior Project’s Carry Forward 5K where team members walked, jogged, and ran to honor and empower wounded warriors.įounded by Coast Guard Veteran Denise Graham, Central Surf San Diego promotes health and healing among veterans and others who have experienced trauma by using nature, athletics, and the power of the ocean.

Wounded Warrior Project aims to improve the lives of millions of military veterans and their families by providing advocacy and offering programs for mental health, career counseling, and long-term rehabilitative care. Jamul Casino was a sponsor of this year’s NAMIWalks event at Liberty Station, helping to bring awareness and reduce stigma around mental illness, and bring hope, recovery, and wellness to those affected by it. The NAMI San Diego and Imperial Counties chapter was founded in 1978, and is one of more than 600 affiliates nationwide. NAMI is a national organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) This year, the Casino and Tribe supported nearly four dozen organizations, including: She states, “Community Champions is a great way for the Casino to come alongside our team members, encourage their participation in community service, and invest in the causes important to them.” Cheeks adds, “It’s been a thrill to see this initiative really take off and become such a force for good in the community.” Jamul Casino’s Community Champions program was initiated by President and General Manager, Mary Cheeks. These donations are part of the Tribe and Casino’s ongoing commitment to give back to the San Diego community and the local organizations that are making a difference in people’s lives. As 2023 draws to a close, Jamul Casino reported that its team member-led Community Champions initiative along with the Jamul Indian Village of California (JIV) Tribe has made philanthropic donations this year totaling approximately a quarter of a million dollars.

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