Casino To Help Support People With Disabilities

Turnstone, a facility designed to help provide services for the handicapped, will be hosting a yearly Casino Night to help support individuals with developmental disabilities. For $40, patrons can enjoy a night of blackjack, texas hold’em and bingo amongst other games. All of the proceeds will be used to help support the non profit organization.

Turnstone was originally named the Allen County Society for Crippled Children and has undergone an evolution over the past 60 plus years since its inception in 1943. It has since been recipient of grant funding from the US Department of Education and is a designation as a Paralympic Sports Club.

All participants will have to be at least 21 years old to partake in the betting. Over $40,000 in play chip money will be available per each ticket purchased and bulk rates will be available for over four tickets at a time.

This will be a great opportunity for people to enjoy their favorite games like blackjack and poker while supporting a truly great cause. The event will take place at North Clinton Street in Fort Wayne. To learn more about this event you can visit Turnstone’s website at http://turnstone.org.

This blog entry was posted on Monday, March 25th, 2013 at 3:46 pm and is filed under Casino News.