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Veterans Groups Launch PlayIN for Charity

Leaders of the Big Four veterans service organizations announced the formation of PlayIN for Charity, a new alliance that will work with the State Legislature to modernize charitable gaming in Indiana to further benefit Hoosier veterans, local charities and communities.

What are E-Tabs?

Electronic pull tabs (e-tabs) are a fun and responsible form of entertainment that will bolster crucial funding for veteran service organizations, charities and non-profits throughout Indiana.

E-tabs are played on an electronic device – typically a tablet or cabinet – and function the nearly the same as paper pull tabs.

How Can E-Tabs Benefit Indiana Charities?

Proceeds from e-tabs help thousands of charities and non-profit organizations raise funds for essential resources in their communities – everything from new fire trucks and service vehicles, to children’s sports, health and religious-related causes.

  • “Our Post struggled to generate $15,000 in charitable receipts for our community. Since we began offering electronic pull tabs a year ago, we’ve donated $100,000 to support critical organizations in the community.”

    Jerry Wilson, American Legion Post 199

    Harrison, Ohio

  • “E-tabs have been a game-changer for us, boosting our monthly gaming revenue. These funds have allowed us to repair and renovate our facility and enhance our community's well-being. Today, we donate to support organizations like food pantries, homeless shelters, local schools, active military aid societies, and veterans charities.“

    Bill Makowski, American Legion Post 572

    Parma, Ohio

  • “Electronic pull tabs have been incredibly beneficial for the American Legion in Kentucky. The additional money raised from e-tabs has allowed us to invest in our posts and engage in our communities. Our posts are now more sustainable and ready to meet the needs of our veterans long into the future.”

    Rhonda Fields-Hayes, American Legion Past State Commander

    Kentucky