Year In Review
SEVEN MILE CASINO
Commits to Community in 2018
Seven Mile Owner Ryan Stone with Chula Vista Police Chief
Roxanne Kennedy supporting the Chula Vista Police Foundation
S
even Mile Casino is more than a cardroom –
it is a committed community partner
working tirelessly to build deep roots in the
surrounding community. Since its ownership
transfer in 2017, Seven Mile has worked to
set the foundation for a productive community partnership.
“Ever since we arrived in Chula Vista, we wanted to make
our commitment to this community clear,” Masis Kevorkian,
shareholder of Seven Mile Casino shared with Giving Back
Magazine. “We love Chula Vista. Our goal is to work side by
side to improve our shared community because we plan to
be business partners in the City for decades to come.”
In 2018 Seven Mile Casino made their commitment clear
by contributing over $220,000 to organizations across
the South County. Through both in-kind and financial
contributions, Seven Mile has made a lasting impact on the
community that is sure to continue in the coming years.
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Seven Mile Team Members visiting the Fire department
to provide first responders with lunch on September 11
Seven Mile has primarily focused on supporting organizations in three
areas: education, economic development and health and public safety.
Organizations that have received support in the educational arena
include South Bay Community Services’ therapeutic preschool program,
the MAAC Community Charter School, and the casino’s neighbor, Living
Coast Discovery Center to name a few. Seven Mile has participated in
annual holiday toy and clothes drive, helped to provide Thanksgiving