MI HB5062

Authorizes qualified organizations with charity game licenses to conduct charity games using ticket dispensers that read tickets and display results through video animation, with the bureau purchasing these dispensers

Allocates net proceeds from video dispenser charity games: 45% to the conducting organization, 5% to qualified statewide organizations (or to a new Michigan charity gaming service fund if not a member), and 50% to a new charity game veterans fund

Creates the charity game veterans fund within the state treasury, with the bureau retaining 40% of ticket sales to maintain and expand the video dispenser program

Directs veterans fund expenditures first as grants to the National Guard Association of Michigan up to a designated amount of $3,000,000 for fiscal year 2026 (adjusted annually for inflation)

Allocates veterans fund amounts exceeding the designated amount to reimburse local taxing units for lost revenue under property tax exemptions, with remaining funds split 50/50 between county veteran affairs offices and the Michigan veterans coalition