Investing in Linn County’s Future
The Linn County Gaming Association (LCGA) is a nonprofit dedicated to serving and strengthening our communities through transparent, strategic grant-making.
The LCGA exists to support the people, nonprofits, municipalities and service organizations that create a stronger, healthier Linn County. As we work toward launching our first grant cycle in 2027, this site will serve as a central resource for organizations and leaders seeking information, eligibility guidance and future funding opportunities.
Our commitment is simple: community first, always.
Linn County Gaming Association’s role is philanthropic. Information about Cedar Crossing amenities and entertainment will be available on the Cedar Crossing website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore our FAQs to learn more about the Linn County Gaming Association, Cedar Crossing
and how we’re supporting our community. Not seeing your question? Contact us!
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All casino licenses in Iowa are jointly held by nonprofit organizations and their casino operators. The Linn County Gaming Association (LCGA) is the nonprofit organization that jointly applied for the gaming license. The LCGA and P2E have committed to contributing 8% of Cedar Crossing’s net adjusted gross revenue (AGR) – approximately $6.3 million annually – to nonprofit organizations. This commitment is the highest in the state and one of the many reasons so many local organizations have voiced their support for Cedar Crossing.
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Cedar Crossing is a $275 million entertainment and cultural arts complex that will be developed in Linn County. At its heart, Cedar Crossing includes 700 slot machines and 22 table games, delivering an unparalleled gaming experience. Cedar Crossing will feature a vibrant mix of restaurants, a 1,500-capacity entertainment venue, an Arts & Cultural Center, and a cutting-edge STEM lab for area youth.
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Cedar Crossing will be located on the former Cooper’s Mill site, on Cedar Rapids’ northwest side
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Construction began in February 2025 immediately after a license was granted to the Linn County Gaming Association.
Cedar Crossing to Give Record 8% of
Revenue — $6.3M Yearly — to Iowa Nonprofits
All casino licenses in Iowa are jointly held by nonprofit organizations and their casino operators. The Linn County Gaming Association (LCGA) is the nonprofit organization that jointly applied for the gaming license. The LCGA and Cedar Rapids Development Group (CRDG) have committed to contributing 8% of Cedar Crossing’s net adjusted gross revenue (AGR) – approximately $6.3 million annually – to nonprofit organizations. This commitment is the highest in the state and one of the many reasons so many local organizations have voiced their support for Cedar Crossing.
