To be considered non-profit, the Federal Government requires Fraternal Organizations like ours to give 10% of our profits to charity. Now the Virginia State Government is requiring us to give another 40% of our electronic charitable gaming profits to charity making the total percentage 50%. Let me put this into perspective... $2,000 charitable gaming Gross Income 10% (Federal requirement) + 40% (Virginia State requirement) = 50% 50% of $2,000 is $1,000 50/50 split with Grover Gaming is $1,000 - $1,000 to Charity (50%) - $1,000 to Grover Gaming leaves us with $0 of the $2,000. Operation costs for electronic charitable gaming (wages, electric, trash disposal, cleaning supplies) puts us in the negative to have electronic charitable gaming netting us $0. If I am reading this law wrong please clarify because if this is the way the law is going to be then I cannot see any reason for us to have electronic charitable gaming which is going to kill our club.