Committed To The Community

Give today. Change tomorrow.

Ready to make a real impact? The team at Southland is asking you to consider donating to the Youth Villages through Southland Casino Hotel. For more than 35 years, Youth Villages has provided help for young people who face a wide range of emotional, mental and behavioral problems in Arkansas and across the United States.

You can be a Game Changer for our community today. It’s as easy as dropping off and gifting change or the change left on your slot and racing vouchers. When we all contribute, it adds up quickly.

Our network of Lucky North^® Club properties is also conducting corresponding drives in other U.S. cities. Change starts here, with your generous donation. Thank you for your generosity.

Game Changer Giving

$ 107,218

Raised thru September 30

Southland In The Community

As one of the largest employers in West Memphis, Southland Casino Hotel is committed to further supporting the tri-state area through volunteer efforts, donations, and continued investments.

When it comes to giving back to the community, Southland Casino Hotel is ALL IN.

Southland Casino Hotel's Community Engagement Office is designed to identify and invest in areas within Eastern Arkansas, Memphis and the Mid-South. Our goal is to empower our neighbors to care for their health, futures, and connect with each other, through Southland's philanthropic channels.

We embody three focus areas:

ACHIEVE: Helping neighbors achieve greater educational & career success.

CONNECT: Helping neighbors come together to strengthen community.

THRIVE: Helping neighbors make healthy choices

Southland Casino presents check for $53,984 to The Boys & Girls Clubs of Crittenden County.

Thanks to the Game Changer program, Southland Casino was able to donate $53,984 from to The Boys & Girls Clubs of Crittenden County.

Southland Casino presents $100,000 check to ASU Midsouth

Southland Casino Racing, in collaboration with its parent company, Delaware North, presented Arkansas State University, Mid-South with the final $100,000 check of a million dollar pledge.