House Resolution 73, sponsored by Lamberth, seeks to authorize a variety of annual fundraising events organized by specific 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(19) organizations in Tennessee, in accordance with state constitutional and legal requirements. The resolution requires a two-thirds majority vote from both houses of the General Assembly to approve these events, which include a range of raffles and community activities scheduled between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026. The resolution provides a detailed list of events, including their names, locations, dates, and types, aimed at facilitating fundraising efforts for local nonprofit organizations while ensuring compliance with state regulations.

The approved events span multiple counties in Tennessee and encompass various fundraising activities, primarily focused on raffles and bingo games. Notable examples include the American Legion Gun Raffle in Bristol and the 70th Annual Wild Game Feed by Outdoorsmen, Inc. in Blountville, among others. The resolution highlights community engagement and support for local initiatives, with Williamson County having the highest number of approved events at 15. Overall, the resolution serves as a comprehensive record of these fundraising activities, reflecting the community's commitment to supporting diverse local causes, including educational programs, health services, and recreational activities.