Oregon Council on Problem Gambling

Our Story

The Oregon Council on Problem Gambling was established in 1996 to address the growing concern of gambling addiction in Oregon. As an affiliate of the National Council on Problem Gambling, the Council focuses on research, education, and advocacy to support effective treatment and prevention strategies. With a commitment to collaboration among stakeholders, the Council aims to mitigate the social and personal costs associated with gambling.

Impact

Through six critical studies, the Council has documented the prevalence of problem gambling in Oregon, revealing that between 57,400 and 97,573 adults may require treatment. This data underscores the urgent need for ongoing support and resources to assist those affected.

Why Donate?

Your donations are vital for sustaining the Council's mission to provide high-quality services and advocate for responsible gambling policies. With no federal funding available for problem gambling services, every contribution makes a significant difference.

Get Involved

Join the fight against problem gambling by donating today! Your support can help change lives and promote healthier communities in Oregon. Whether through cryptocurrency or cash, every donation counts!