NORTH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE AND PROVINCIAL LOTTERIES
EIN 58-1846580 · Professional Athletic Leagues (N80)
What they do
to ASSEMBLE and DISSEMINATE INFORMATION and BENEFITS of STATE and PROVINCIAL LOTTERY ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH EDUCATION and COMMUNICATIONS and WHERE APPROPRIATE PUBLICLY ADVOCATE THE POSITIONS of THE ASSOCIATION ON MATTERS of GENERAL POLICY. INCLUDED IN NASPLS FUNCTIONS ARE: - to PROVIDE A CENTRAL INFORMATION SOURCE SO THAT THE LOTTERY INDUSTRY MIGHT SHARE WITH OTHERS ITS EXPERTISE, RESOURCES and ADVICE. - to FACILITATE COMMUNICATION AMONG LOTTERY ORGANIZATIONS REGARDING DEVELOPMENT of INDUSTRY STANDARDS and MATTERS of MUTUAL INTEREST, PARTICULARLY THOSE WHICH RELATE to THE INTEGRITY, SECURITY and EFFICIENCY of STATE and PROVINCIAL LOTTERY JURISDICTIONS. - to EDUCATE and TRAIN LOTTERY STAFFS. - to INITIATE A VEHICLE for PROFESSIONAL and INDUSTRY RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT. - to PROMOTE RECOGNITION of THE IMPORTANCE of MAINTAINING PUBLIC CONFIDENCE and SUPPORT for STATE and PROVINCIAL SPONSORED LOTTERY ORGANIZATIONS AS A MEANS of GENERATING REVENUE to MEET PUBLIC NEEDS. - to ESTABLISH A PUB
How to reach them
ContactDAVID GALEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In care of% DAVID B GALE
Mailing address7757 AUBURN RD STE 7, CONCORD TWP, OH 44077-9604
Main phone(440) 361-7962 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@nasplhq.orgsiteAdditional emailinfo@nasplhq.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 1997
- County
- Lake
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