“Helping so many people is something to be proud of.” According to Councilmember Nathan LaBrake, sharing financial resources and time are important parts of Kumeyaay culture. Sycuan is proud to support vital charities, nonprofits, civic groups, and local events to benefit the entire region. “The revenues generated from our business enterprises allow us to fund all aspects of our tribe and government, which includes tribal programs, but also things like our medical, dental center and our fire and police departments, all of which service the entire community.” said Vice Chairman Josh Muse. Through gaming and business diversification, the tribe became self-reliant and now allows for opportunities to strengthen communities both on and off the reservation through job creation, charitable giving, and the ability to fund many vital programs and services. When the Bingo Hall first opened in 1983, the tribe’s goals were to secure basic essentials including jobs, housing, and infrastructure on the reservation. “We’re proud to see Sycuan become one of the most popular, all-inclusive, entertainment and resort destinations in Southern California.” “Our casino resort and golf property have experienced tremendous growth over the past few years,” said Sycuan Tribal Chairman Cody Martinez. Sycuan proudly boasts world-class accommodations including live entertainment venues, gaming, casual and fine dining options, a full-service spa and salon, and the only 3 pool venue in San Diego. Sycuan Casino Resort has experienced tremendous growth over the past 40 years to become the premier San Diego casino hotel of choice.

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