Caesars Entertainment has released its annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report, outlining progress in community investment, sustainability, responsible gaming and workforce development.
According to the report, Caesars invested $87.8 million in communities during 2025, including charitable giving, employee volunteerism and guest donations through its Caesars Makes Change program.
The company also invested $35 million in employee training and development, providing more than 1.5 million hours of learning while filling more than 7,700 positions internally, including 5,500 promotions.
On the environmental front, Caesars reported a 21% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions compared with 2019 levels and a 26% reduction in Scope 3 emissions from its 2022 baseline. The company also expanded its renewable energy partnership with Estuary Power and increased electric vehicle infrastructure, including converting the Caesars Palace in-house fleet to electric vehicles.
In addition, the report highlights more than $300 million in property investments, including the ongoing transformation of Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe and renovations at Flamingo Las Vegas. Caesars said it provided nearly 15,000 hours of responsible gaming training to more than 44,000 employees in 2025 and continued initiatives focused on cybersecurity, data privacy, compliance and anti-money laundering.
The annual report summarizes Caesars’ environmental, social and governance efforts under its PEOPLE PLANET PLAY corporate responsibility strategy.
Read the full report here, including disclosures aligned with GRI Standards and SASB and TCFD indices, for more information on Caesars Entertainment’s CSR progress.
Resources for Sustainable, Inclusive Meetings
For meeting professionals, Caesars’ properties offer opportunities to incorporate sustainability, wellness and community engagement into events through a number of channels:
- Local nonprofit partnerships
- Volunteer activities
- Food donation and waste diversion programs
- Wellness programming
- Accessibility services
- Post-event sustainability reporting that includes estimated carbon footprint and waste diversion metrics.
A new CSR Guide details these and other practical ways to elevate your event while making a difference both for attendees and the communities you visit.
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