Jamul Casino Resort Honors Black History Month

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JAMUL, CA – Jamul Casino Resort will mark Black History Month through continued partnerships with local African American organizations and initiatives. The resort said these efforts are part of a broader, year-round focus on diversity, inclusion, and community engagement under the leadership of Mary Cheeks, President and GM.

According to the resort, its work with Black-led and Black-serving organizations extends beyond a single month and includes both financial support and ongoing collaboration with community partners. The resort said these partnerships are intended to support local programs and organizations while contributing to longer-term community development.

“This Black History Month, we proudly celebrate the rich contributions of the Black community and the inspiring organizations throughout San Diego that are driving positive change,” said Cheeks. “Our partnerships are rooted in shared values and a belief that when we support one another, our entire community thrives.”

Throughout the past year, Jamul Casino Resort has contributed over $100,000 to organizations advancing equity, education and empowerment within the Black community. This support includes a sponsorship to Women for Color Unite, which supports programs that empower women of color, and money raised through the resort’s Quarterly Charity Barrel program for IWC Community Care and PHAT Camp. Additional contributions were made to the Jackie Robinson YMCA, Harvey Family Foundation, Cooper Family Foundation, San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper, NAACP San Diego Branch, and Detour Fancy.

“We are honored to stand alongside these organizations and support their incredible work,” said Cheeks. “Their impact reaches far beyond their programs, strengthening our community today and for generations to come.”