Revo Casino and Social House donates more than $73K to Manchester Historic Association

Donation to support the association’s educational programming
NH Business Review Staff,

Revo Casino and Social House in Manchester has donated more than $73,000 in charitable gaming funds to the Manchester Historic Association, the casino announced this week.

The funds are expected to support the association’s exhibits at the Millyard Museum in Manchester, as well as children’s educational programming.

“The Manchester Historic Association is incredibly grateful to Revo Casino for their generous support of our mission to share Manchester’s history with people of all ages and backgrounds,” says Jeff Barraclough, executive director of the Manchester Historic Association, in a press release. “We are so pleased to work with this great community partner.”

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Revo Casino and Social House in Manchester recently donated more than $73,000 in charitable gaming funds to the Manchester Historic Association. (Courtesy photo)

Founded in 1896, the Manchester Historic Association is a nonprofit charitable organization and offers walking tours, speaking events and programs for students. Its MHA Research Center houses a library, a photography collection and other archival collections of Manchester’s history. The association is supported by members and donors, as well as corporate and other grants.

On Aug. 8, 2024, the New Hampshire Group charitable gaming facilities rebranded as Revo Casino and Social House with a goal of supporting nonprofits across New Hampshire. The rebrand included expansions of its casino entertainment spaces and restaurants.

According to a June 16 press release, in 2024, Revo Casino contributed more than $12 million to about 300 nonprofits.

Revo Casino and Social House is a casino chain owned and operated by the New Hampshire Group, a subsidiary of Peninsula Pacific Entertainment. Founded in 1999, Peninsula Pacific Entertainment has its corporate office in Ketchum, Idaho. Its parent company is Churchill Downs, based in Kentucky.

Revo Casino and Social House has locations in Manchester, Dover, Keene and Lebanon and Conway, the latter of which opened earlier this year.

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