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Scientific Games believes in giving back to our local communities across the globe. Our contributions, leadership, and volunteer efforts help create stronger, healthier places for our customers and employees to work and live.

Through our SG CARES charitable giving and community outreach programs, Scientific Games gives back to communities on six continents, contributing more than $1 million annually to not-for-profit organizations that support education, the environment, medicine, culture, responsible gaming, diversity, equal rights, homelessness, veterans, disaster relief , domestic violence and many other causes.

Scientific Games supports charitable initiatives and communities through a variety of programs, including direct financial donations, employee volunteer activities, ad-hoc employee/Company match programs, not-for-profit board service, and opportunities to partner with customers on community fundraising activities.

Charitable Support

If you are a not-for-profit organization and wish to be considered for a financial contribution or to inquire about employee volunteer participation in a charitable activity, please send your request on your organization’s official letterhead to susan.cartwright@scientificgames.com or mail to the address below. Phone solicitations will not be considered.

Susan Cartwright
Scientific Games Corporation
6601 Bermuda Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119 USA

Please keep in mind that while Scientific Games supports a variety of programs, as a standard practice we do not support:

• Organizations that have not been granted tax-exempt status as a 501c3 or the equivalent outside the United States.
• Individuals or teams who participate in an athletic event on behalf of a charity.
• Political-affiliated organizations.
• Government organizations and officials.
• Religious organizations for religious purposes.
• Fraternal organizations.
• Athletic teams.
• Individual K-12 schools or school activities, clubs, and events.
• And organizations that have not been approved by Scientific Games Compliance Department.

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With a mission to empower our customers by creating the world’s best gaming and lottery experiences, we want our games and player-facing products to be enjoyed responsibly by adults.

Therefore, Scientific Games supports a number of responsible gaming organizations dedicated to problem gaming prevention and treatment.

We have also developed responsible gaming technology solutions for our gaming and lottery businesses.

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Our vision is to build environmental sustainability into each business process and function. By making sustainability an integral part of our business operations, we better protect our planet while creating value for our stakeholders.

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The mission of Scientific Games’ global supplier diversity program is to be a proactive business partner with certified diverse suppliers who can provide quality materials and services that meet and exceed the needs of our operations and customers.

We believe that success can be obtained by diverse groups working together to achieve common goals.  Our supplier diversity program encourages diverse (minority, women, disabled, veteran-owned as well as other small and HUB Zone) businesses to provide materials and services that offer value and competitive pricing.

Our supplier diversity program objectives focus on:

• Maintaining a quality process for inclusion of certified and valued diverse suppliers in our supply chain.
• Consistently monitoring and reporting supplier diversity achievements.
• Developing new and innovative ways to utilize diverse suppliers within our supply chain.
• Partnering with diverse supplier advocacy organizations and state entities to advance the growth of goods and services from qualified diverse businesses.

As one of the leading global suppliers of products and services to gaming operations and lotteries, we believe that diversity in our supplier base is good business.  Scientific Games is proud to be a national corporate member of the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC).

We continuously search for the best solutions to our customers' requests and have found many of these solutions are leveraged with our diverse suppliers.  Through our supplier diversity program, Scientific Games provides economic and business-development opportunities for our suppliers and the communities they support.

Procurement Opportunities

We purchase an array of goods and services to support our customer’s needs.  Some of these items include:

• Office Supplies/Furniture
• Courier Services
• Computer Supplies
• Construction Services
• HVAC Services
• Janitorial Services
• Equipment Maintenance/Repair/Install
• Printing Supplies/Services
• Utility Services
• Packaging Supplies
• Wiring and Cabling
• Temporary Staffing Services
• Ticket Vending Services
• Building & Grounds Maintenance Services
• Power Generation
• Software Development
• Transportation Services
• Training Services
• Promotional Products
• Telecom Equipment and Services

Diverse Supplier Classifications

We consider the below classifications of diverse suppliers in our supplier diversity program:

Minority Business Enterprise: 51 percent owned, controlled, and operated by minority individuals who are African American, Hispanic American, Asian Pacific American, Native American, or Asian Indian American.

Women Business Enterprise: 51 percent owned, controlled, and operated by women.

Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise: 51 percent owned, controlled, and operated by disabled veterans. A disabled veteran is a veteran of the U.S. Military with a service-connected disability that exceeds 10 percent.

Disabled Business Enterprise: 51 percent owned, controlled, and operated by a disabled individual or service-disabled individual.

HUB Zone Small Business Enterprise: Owned, controlled, and operated by one or more U.S. citizens with a business located within a historically underutilized business (HUB) or enterprise zone and employs at least 35 percent of its workforce from HUB Zone residents.

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise: 51 percent owned, controlled, and operated by disadvantaged persons as defined by the U.S. Federal Government's SBA guidelines.

All diverse suppliers must be certified by third-party organizations such as their respective State Government Agencies, the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC), the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), or the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO).

Registration and Contact Information

To register your company in Scientific Games’ corporate supplier diversity program and join our national database to be considered for procurement opportunities, please click here.

If you have any questions about our supplier diversity program, please click here to contact one of our Supplier Diversity team members.

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Scientific Games is an industry leader and fully committed to ethics in business it conducts every day and everywhere it offers its goods and services. The Company's Code of Business Conduct reaffirms Scientific Games’ commitment that each of us shares responsibility not only for excellence in what we do but how we do it.

Every day, we do business in a world that is increasingly focused on the appearance of conduct as well as the conduct itself. Because we often function in a regulated environment, we are ever mindful that the trust we have earned is through the superior products and services we offer.

Business ethics begin with a commitment to compliance, and compliance comes down to earning and keeping our customers' trust by playing by the rules. Some of those rules come in the form of laws that govern our conduct. Other rules are as simple as using common sense. But there are also principles that govern how we at Scientific Games conduct ourselves. Our Code of Conduct is a standard of conduct to which we hold ourselves and each other. Following these principles helps maintain public trust and confidence in our Company.  Scientific Games takes great pride in having earned the trust of our customers and the business communities in which we work.

Anyone conducting business for Scientific Games and our subsidiaries (for purposes of this Code, collectively the "Company"), including employees, officers, directors and consultants, to the extent required in their consulting agreement, is expected to read, understand, and adhere to this Code and comply with all applicable policies and procedures.

The following principles guide us in the performance of our day-to-day business responsibilities:

1. Avoid conflicts of interest and the appearance of such conflicts.
2. Conduct business in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies.
3. Maintain confidentiality of customer, director, officer, employee, and Company information.
4. Be honest and trustworthy in our relationships with customers, suppliers, fellow directors, officers and employees, management, stockholders, and the public.
5. Provide products and services in strict conformity with our contractual obligations and of the highest quality.
6. Do not use Company resources for personal gain.
7. Be economical in using Company resources.

These principles are fundamental to the operation of a quality organization. If they appear obvious, it is because they make sense to anyone who takes pride in the performance of her or his job.

Vendors, Agents, and Business Partners

Our Company engages in a rigorous process for ensuring that our customers can trust those we do business with. This process includes background inquiries conducted by our Compliance Department and outside professionals as well as oversight by a Committee of our Board of Directors.  It also includes a contractual process that is designed to clearly define the relationship and responsibilities of the parties. The process is developed to ensure that our business partners are qualified and offer value-based goods and services to compliment and enable our own.

Once part of our business, vendors, agents, and other business partners are reminded that the appearance of impropriety is as important to avoid as impropriety itself. In that regard, we closely scrutinize and actually discourage the exchange of business courtesies and gifts during the holiday season.  Indeed, our preference at holidays is that those doing business with us reward their own employees or give to the charities of their choice rather than send us "gifts."

Compliance With Law

As a public U.S. company, Scientific Games is required and committed to not only comply with U.S. laws but those of the countries in which it does business outside the U.S.

The Company respects workplace laws in each jurisdiction in which we do business. These laws may include, but are not limited to, equal employment opportunity statutes, the Americans with Disabilities Act, drug-free workplace mandates, and rules or regulations promoting a work environment that is free of discrimination and unlawful harassment.

We support the employment and promotion of qualified minorities, women, and persons with disabilities. Avoiding discrimination on the basis of gender, age, race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or national origin, and promoting equal opportunity to all qualified individuals is the responsibility of every Scientific Games employee.