JACKSON, CA – Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort, in partnership with the Amador Community Foundation, awarded $32,000 in grants to 21 non-profit organizations through the Jackson Rancheria Employee Community Grant Fund. Local non-profit groups and K-12 schools across Amador County were invited to apply for funding to support special projects designed to make a meaningful difference in the community.
From educational initiatives to programs that support families, youth, and the environment, the grants reflect Jackson Rancheria’s commitment to help strengthen and enrich Amador County.
“Each year, our employees generously contribute to the Community Grant Fund because they genuinely care about making a positive and lasting impact here in Amador County,” said Crystal Myers, CEO of Jackson Rancheria. “These grants reflect their commitment to strengthening our community and helping those who need it most. We are honored to support such worthy organizations whose incredible work uplifts families, empowers students, and enriches the quality of life for all who call this region home.”
This year’s contributions went above the $25,000 initially allocated, allowing the Community Grant Fund to award a total of $32,000 in grants to the following 21 non-profits:
- A Hero’s Best Friend
- Amador High Drama
- Amador High Art
- Amador Pregnancy & Family Resource Center
- Amador Splashes Forward
- Argonaut High Boys Basketball
- Argonaut High Boys Soccer
- Friends of the Amador County Library
- Main Street Theatre Works
- NAMI Amador
- Operation Care
- Pine Grove Elementary
- Sober Grad Amador County
- Wood Angels
- Amador Central Railroad Corp.
- Amador Community College Foundation
- Amador County Volleyball Club
- Baker Street West
- St. Vincent de Paul
- Tri County Wildlife
- UC Master Gardeners
The Jackson Rancheria Employee Community Fund was established in 2006 and operates under the Amador Community Foundation. The fund’s purpose is to award grants that positively impact lives in the areas where Jackson Rancheria employees live and work. Employees can voluntarily choose to contribute to the fund through payroll donations.
