Get ready to dress up and give back!
The United Way of Broome County is bringing the glamour and excitement of casino night back to Binghamton with the 2nd annual Susquehanna Riviera: Casino for a Cause on Thursday, May 22, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton, located at 225 Water Street.
An Unforgettable Evening of Fun and Philanthropy
Attendees can expect an evening full of energy and entertainment, featuring a wide range of casino games, live music, a magician, a silent auction, a wine pull, incredible prizes, delicious food, and drinks. Whether you’re feeling lucky at the roulette table or just soaking in the atmosphere, this night is designed to be both fun and meaningful.
Why It Matters: 100% Goes Back Into the Community
All proceeds from Casino for a Cause go directly to United Way of Broome County’s Community Campaign, supporting local programs that focus on four key areas: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Financial Security, and Community Resiliency.
Thanks to an endowment fund created by private donors who believe in the mission of United Way, the organization proudly upholds its 100% Promise, which means that every dollar you give goes straight into community programs, not overhead costs.
Making Real Change Through Strong Community Ties
United Way of Broome County has served the Southern Tier region for over a century, helping to build connections among businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, and individuals.
This collaborative approach drives sustainable solutions to some of our area’s biggest challenges. From ensuring access to healthcare and education to improving financial stability, every initiative is designed to build a stronger, more resilient Broome County.
Get Your Tickets Today
Tickets for Casino for a Cause are available now. Don’t miss your chance to be part of an unforgettable evening that gives back to the community we all love.
For questions, reach out to United Way of Broome County at (607) 240-2005.
Upstate New York Road Trip: Spotlight on Broome County!
We continue with our series of county spotlights with a closer look at Broome County. The county has a population of about 200,000 residents, with a quarter of them (50,000) living in and around the county seat of Binghamton. Home to fine schools including the State University of New York at Binghamton, one of the system’s four university centers.
The county has many small town and villages as well as the larger cities of Binghamton, Vestal, Johnson City, Endicott, and Endwell. These smaller places include Chenango Bridge, Windsor, Deposit, Harpursville, Whitney Point (home of the Broome County Fair), and others. The county covers over 700 square miles.
Here is a list of 21 things to do and see to make your trip to beautiful Broome County enjoyable.
Gallery Credit: Chuck D’Imperio
Most Eye-Catching Bugs, Birds & Reptiles Native to Broome County, NY
Most Eye-Catching Bugs & Reptiles Native to Broome County, NY
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