Maryland Criminal Law Section 13-1503
§ 13-1503.
  (a)   Before an organization conducts a gaming event under this subtitle, the organization shall obtain a license from the sheriff.
  (b)   The following organizations may obtain a license to conduct a gaming event:
    (1)   a bona fide religious group that has conducted religious services at a fixed location in the county for at least 3 years before applying for a license;
    (2)   a State-chartered organization authorized by a nationally chartered veterans organization;
    (3)   a tax-supported volunteer fire company; or
    (4)   a nonprofit organization that intends to raise money for an exclusively charitable, athletic, or educational purpose which is specifically described in the application for a license.
  (c)   An application for a license shall contain a certification by a principal officer of the organization that states:
    (1)   the scheduled time and place of the gaming event and the date of any raffle drawing;
    (2)   that the licensed activities will be managed and conducted solely and personally by the regular members of the organization without the assistance of gaming professionals;
    (3)   that all money prizes offered will comply with the limits listed in this subtitle;
    (4)   that the organization, by one of its principal officers, shall, within 15 days after the last day named in the application for conducting the licensed activities, file a report under penalties of perjury containing the information required by § 13-1509 of this subtitle; and
    (5)   if the organization is a nonprofit organization that intends to raise money for an exclusively charitable, athletic, or educational purpose, a specific description of the purpose.
  (d)   The sheriff shall charge the following license fees:
    (1)   $ 5 for a bingo license;
    (2)   $10 for a paddle wheel license;
    (3)   $10 for a raffle license; and
    (4)   $15 for a members-only instant bingo license.
  (e)   An activity for which a license is issued under this subtitle must be conducted and managed solely and personally by regular members of the organization:
    (1)   who do not regularly conduct gaming activities for any other organization; and
    (2)   without the assistance of gaming professionals.