US Department of Housing and Urban Development

The Federal Housing Administration, part of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Newark, NJ, was established in 1965 to support citizens in maintaining strong, sustainable communities and accessing quality affordable housing. Offering mortgages, grant assistance, and regulatory programs, HUD provides quality homes for rent or purchase that are free from discrimination in the qualifying process, ensuring access to housing for all eligible individuals. Generated from their available business information

The US Government office in Newark, NJ is a branch of the federal government responsible for overseeing and implementing policies and programs at the national level. It serves as a hub for various government agencies and departments to carry out their functions and provide services to the public. Generated from their business information

The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs oversees the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission, which manages the operation of games such as bingo and raffles conducted by approximately 12,000 registered charitable, educational, religious, and senior citizen organizations throughout the state. This commission is responsible for ensuring compliance with the laws governing the $85 million annual charitable gaming industry and also oversees around 1,000 amusement games at recognized amusement parks and events. In addition to determining organizational eligibility for conducting legalized games of chance, the commission enforces regulations and provides guidance to ensure fair play and transparency within the industry. Their efforts support various charitable causes while promoting responsible gaming practices across New Jersey. Generated from the website