Forms & Documents

Groups that provide a facility for public use may be eligible to use gaming proceeds for the purchase, rental, capital, leasehold and operating costs of the facility. AGLC may approve the...

Groups that provide a facility for public use may be eligible to use gaming proceeds for the purchase, rental, capital, leasehold and operating costs, including renovations of the facilit...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.3.13 - 15 gaming proceeds may be used to host conferences, seminars, workshops or clinics within Alberta for educational purpo...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.3.16 - 4.3.23, groups may use gaming proceeds for items essential to the delivery of the group's charitable program or service...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.1.4 - 6, groups must use gaming proceeds within 36 months of receipt, unless the proceeds are contributed to an endowment fund...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.3.38 - 39 gaming proceeds may be used to develop and deliver regularly scheduled programs and activities that assist seniors (...

Gaming proceeds may be used in accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook for eligible amateur sports programs at the community or regional level that benefit youth, seniors,...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.3.24 - 33, gaming proceeds may be used for travel that is directly related to, and required for, delivery of the group's chari...

Gaming proceeds must only be used for charitable objects or purposes which are consistent with the group's eligibility for gaming licensing and support the delivery of the group's charita...

In accordance with the Charitable Gaming Policies Handbook 4.4.19 - 20, with prior AGLC approval, gaming proceeds may be used to purchase, rent, lease, repair, operate, maintain, register...

Guideline to use Gaming proceeds to purchase equipment if they are essential to the delivery of the organization’s charitable program or services.

Gaming proceeds may be used for travel in Alberta, if the travel is required for the licensed group to deliver its programs within Alberta and is either a normal part of the group's activ...

Volunteers working a licensed gaming event must not directly or indirectly receive funds, goods, services, or any other item of value in return for their services. Groups may choose to pr...