STOP THE CASINO 101 COALITION

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DONATE TO OUR LEGAL FUND TODAY!!  Help us gear up for one of the most important legal battles in the history of Sonoma County.  Become a member of the 100 Club!  We're asking 100 people to give us $100 from their federal tax rebate checks ( only if you are able to)  and donate it for legal fees.  This casino can be stopped with litigation on environmental and other grounds, but we can't do it without your help!  Click on the PayPal "Donate" button to donate as little as $5.00 using PayPal's Secure Server and get an instant receipt.

We're gearing up for one of the biggest legal battles in Sonoma County history, one that will determine the future of the region.   Whether or not we'll become a gambling destination or keep all that we love about Sonoma County is going to play out in the courtroom.  And you can be a Player!  You can stop the mammoth casino planned by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria and their Las Vegas partner, Station Casinos.  Don't give till it hurts, but please give as much as you can.   Every little bit helps!

To Donate with your credit card, debit card or through your bank account with a personal PayPal account, click on the "DONATE" button to take you to PayPal's secure site.  Donations can be made using your own PayPal account or with your VISA, Mastercard and other credit AND debit cards.  Donations are not tax-deductible.

To donate with a check or money order, make checks payable to  "LEGAL FUND/H. Worthington", and mail them to

Stop the Casino 101 Coalition
979 Golf Course Drive, Box 170
Rohnert Park CA 94928

We're a grassroots group, not a corporation.   If you would rather give cash, please contact us, and we'll arrange to pick it up and give you a receipt.

Questions?  Email us at info@stopthecasino101.com or call 707-793-2355

Stop the Casino 101 Coalition, Rohnert Park, CA

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