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Filed for intro on 03/17/2005 HOUSE RESOLUTION 52 By Tindell A RESOLUTION to approve annual events by 501(c)(3) organizations in accordance with the provisions of Article XI, Section 5 of the Constitution of Tennessee, and pursuant to the Tennessee Charitable Gaming Implementation Law. WHEREAS, Article XI, Section 5 of the Constitution of Tennessee, as implemented by the provisions of the Tennessee Charitable Gaming Implementation Law, requires each annual event operated for the benefit of a 501(c)(3) organization located in this state to be authorized by a two-thirds vote of all members elected to each house of the general assembly; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ONE HUNDRED FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, that the House of Representatives hereby authorizes the following annual events: Tennessee Secretary of State's Office Charitable Organizations - Gaming Event Applications Omnibus List Year Ending 6/30/2006 Anderson - Total Approved in this County 4 Boys Club of Oak Ridge FEIN 62-0589052 Contact Person Lawrence A. Hahn Event Address 684 Emory Valley Road, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Event Date 7/30/2005 Event Name Boys Club of Oak Ridge Annual Reverse Raffle HR0052 00553959 -1- Event Type Raffle Event Description Prenumbered tickets will be sold prior to the event. Purchasers will keep one prenumbered half, and Boys Club will keep the other prenumbered half. All tickets will be drawn, and various prizes will be awarded. Joint Event Organizations None CASA of the Tennessee Heartland, Inc. FEIN 62-1372126 Contact Person Cyndy Bailes Event Address 221 Rutgers Ave (ORNL FCU Parking lot), Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Event Date 7/30/2005 Event Name Take A Chance for CASA's Kids Event Type Raffle Event Description Chances will be sold to the general public, On July 30th winners will be drawn and notified within seven days. There will be a grand prize and other prizes. Joint Event Organizations None Tennessee Elks Charitable Trust, Inc. FEIN 58-2120407 Contact Person William J. Burns Event Address 215 S. Illinois Avenue, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Event Date 10/14/2005 Event Name Elk's Nursing Scholarship Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description Sell Raffle Tickets sold by Elks for Drawing. Joint Event Organizations None - 2 - 00553959 United Way of Anderson County FEIN 62-6041371 Contact Person Tami Carroll Event Address Melton Hill Lake Drive, Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Event Date 10/14/2005 Event Name Character Race (frog, turtle, etc) Event Type Character Race Event Description We sell "adoption papers" to people wanting to purchase a chance that their character wins a race held at Melton Hill Lake. Joint Event Organizations None Blount - Total Approved in this County 1 Leadership of Blount County, Inc. FEIN 58-1922542 Contact Person Catherine E. Cate Event Address Green Meadow Country Club, Alcoa, TN 37701 Event Date 7/15/2005 Event Name Leadership Blount Golf and Gravel Event Type Golf ball drop and silent auction Event Description Numbered golf balls will be dropped onto a golf green. All balls landing in a marked "bulls-eye" area will be entered into a reverse drawing with the last ball being the winner. Joint Event Organizations None Campbell - Total Approved in this County 1 Regional Education and Community Health Services, Inc. (R.E.A.C.H.S., Inc.) FEIN 58-1470587 Contact Person Cindy S. Nance - 3 - 00553959 Event Address 2309 Jacksboro Pike, LaFollette, TN 37766 Event Date 9/9/2005 Event Name Reachs Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description There will be a reverse drawing for a new item with an estimated value of $5,000 or more. Joint Event Organizations None Carter - Total Approved in this County 1 Milligan College FEIN 62-0535755 Contact Person Mark Fox Event Address Bufallo Creek, Milligan Highway, Milligan College, Milligan, TN 37682 Event Date 10/1/2005 Event Name Buffalo Baseball Bonanza Event Type Will float plastic baseballs down Buffalo Creek, similar to "Duck Race". Event Description Will float plastic baseballs down creek with prizes of baseball memorabilia, will sell baseball sponsorships for $25.00. Joint Event Organizations None Cumberland - Total Approved in this County 1 Kid's, Inc. FEIN 62-0961259 Contact Person Ronnie Webb Event Address Fairfield Glade Convention Center, Peavine Rd, Crossville, TN 38555 Event Date 5/6/2006 Event Name KID'S Spring Gala/Raffle - 4 - 00553959 Event Type Reverse Raffle Event Description Tickets will be placed in a drum. Last ticket out wins $5,000.00. Joint Event Organizations None Davidson - Total Approved in this County 23 American Cancer Society Mid-South FEIN 64-0329009 Contact Person Elaine Gordon Event Address 2000 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN 37203 Event Date 5/19/2006 Event Name American Cancer Society's Relay for Life Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description There will be three raffles, one in each grand division. Tickets will be sold at all of our 100 + relay for life events held in TN in the spring of 2006. Joint Event Organizations None American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities, Inc. FEIN 35-1044585 Contact Person H. Randall Nichols Event Address 631 Mainstream Drive, Nashville, TN Event Date 6/18/2006 Event Name St. Jude Dream Home Event Type Raffle Event Description Sale of tickets with the winning ticket(s) to be determined by random drawing. Joint Event Organizations - 5 - 00553959 None Andrew Jackson Police Youth Camp, Inc. FEIN 62-1443335 Contact Person Ed Mason Event Address 440 Welchwood Dr., Nashville, TN 37211 Event Date 10/15/2005 Event Name Andrew Jackson Police Youth Camp Annual Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description Will sell 1000/$50 tickets: $10,000 grand prize, 10/$1,000 and 10/$500. Will sell 2500/$20: $10,000 Grand Prize, 5/$1000 and 10/$500 prizes. 1,000 tickets must be sold for full prizes to be awarded; prize money will be adjusted to 50/50 of the total sold. Joint Event Organizations None Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville, Inc. FEIN 62-1444411 Contact Person Debra W. Bodily Event Address Cheekwood Garden-1200 Forrest Park Dr, Nashville, TN 37205 Event Date 2/3/2006 Event Name Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville, Inc. Event Type Raffle Event Description Raffle Tickets to be sold during the event. Dinner and raffle of donations. Joint Event Organizations None Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee - 6 - 00553959 FEIN 62-0540402 Contact Person Susan Earl Hosbach Event Address 1st Ave North and Riverfront Park, Nashville, TN 37201 Event Date 9/24/2005 Event Name The Greater Nashville Rubber Duck Race Event Type Rubber Duck Race Event Description The Greater Nashville Rubber Duck Race will be a half mile race on the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville. Each duck will be numbered and each purchaser will receive a corresponding adoption number. Purchasers of the winning ducks will receive prizes. Joint Event Organizations None Central High School Alumni Association FEIN 62-1448868 Contact Person Brent Hurst Event Address 600 Marriott Dr. Airport Marriott Hotel, Nashville, TN 37214 Event Date 5/10/2006 Event Name Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description Raffle tickets for Automobile and prizes. Joint Event Organizations None Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art FEIN 62-0627921 Contact Person Vernon Rose Event Address 1200 Forrest Park Dr, Nashville, TN 37205 Event Date 6/10/2006 Event Name Swan Ball - 7 - 00553959 Event Type Raffle Event Description Raffle tickets to be sold on site during event. Joint Event Organizations None Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Inc. FEIN 62-1471789 Contact Person Ellen E. Lehman Event Address 3833 Cleghorn Avenue, Nashville, TN 37215 Event Date 6/1/2006 Event Name The H. Franklin Brooks Fund Raffle Event Type Raffle Event Description Raffle for all expense paid trip . Tickets will be sold for a chance to win a prize. All tickets will be placed within a secure container and the first ticket drawn will win the prize. Joint Event Organizations None Easter Seals Tennessee, Inc. FEIN 62-0504893 Contact Person Jayne Perkins Event Address 2001 Woodmont Blvd, Nashville, TN 37215 Event Date 7/18/2005 Event Name Easter Seals Golf Classic Event Type Raffle Event Description People will purchase tickets to win a truck. Joint Event Organizations None - 8 - 00553959 Ensworth School (The) FEIN 62-0598316 Contact Person William N. Moseley Event Address Ensworth High School, 7401 Highway 100, Nashville, TN 37221 Event Date 5/19/2006 Event Name Ensworth Auction Event Type Raffle Event Description Tickets will be sold giving buyers the chance to win various donated prizes. Joint Event Organizations None Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International FEIN 23-1907729 Contact Person Mark Roberts Event Address 2200 Hillsboro Rd., Ste. 410, Nashville, TN 37219 Event Date 4/30/2006 Event Name The Promise Gala Event Type Raffle Event Description Raffle drawing to win an item(3) during above event. Joint Event Organizations None Montgomery Bell Academy of the University of Nashville FEIN 62-0513741 Contact Person Samuel E. Jackson Event Address 4001 Harding Road, Nashville, TN 37205 Event Date 10/7/2005 Event Name Montgomery Bell Academy Homecoming Raffle - 9 - 00553959 Event Type Raffle Event Description M B A students will sell between 15-25,000 raffle tickets at $5.00 per ticket as part of the Homecoming Festivities. On the night of 10/7/05, 18-24 numbers will be drawn and prizes will be distributed to individuals with these numbers. Joint Event Organizations None Music City People International (MCPI) FEIN 62-1635046 Contact Person Everett A. Bills Event Address Powell Avenue (100 Oaks Mall), Nashville, TN 37211 Event Date 9/24/2005 Event Name City "Lotto" Game Event Type Raffle Event Description On the date of the event, all raffle tickets will be placed in a raffle drum for drawing a ticket for $100 cash prize every hour on the hour beginning at 11am and ending at 8pm (total cash prizes $1000.00).
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