History of Indiana Charity Gaming 2026

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Nonprofit raffle laws and regulations by state: D-I. State sorted by alphabetical orderLegal or prohibitedCost Indiana Nonprofit organizations can host a raffle in Indiana. $50.00 Iowa Yes! Nonprofits can hold raffles in Iowa. $15.00 - $150.00 depending on length and size of your raffle.6 more rows
Indiana has no charitable solicitation laws and does not require nonprofits to register with a state agency before soliciting contributions in the state. Out-of-state nonprofit corporations, however, may have to register to do business in the state.
Basic Raffle Ticket Requirements A full description stating the nature and retail value of each prize. The permit number obtained from your state authority (if required) The beneficiary and purpose of the raffle. A sequential number. Any conditions attached to the prizes. The date, time and location of the draw.
Is it legal to hold a raffle in Indiana? Yes, it is legal for qualified organizations, such as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, to conduct raffles in Indiana. However, compliance with the Indiana Gaming Commissions regulations requires obtaining the appropriate license (if your event requires one).
Indianas Senate on Tuesday approved legislation allowing electronic pull tabs for charity gambling, in a 37-13 vote that split party caucuses. Charitable, civic, veteran and other groups can earn money off bingo, raffles, and more like paper pull tabs.

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