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Press release:
Bungie Foundation is proud to confirm the success of its first Game2give charity event with over 1.6 million dollars raised to support Bungie Foundation’s iPads for Kids Program and Children’s Miracle Network benefitting kids in hospitals across the United States and Canada.

Destiny fans proved once again their commitment and generosity through 40,000 individual contributions and the support of 5.5K streamers across 104 countries.

“At Bungie, our purpose is to create worlds that inspire friendship, and we are so very grateful for our community to embrace this so strongly. We see this play out each and every day as lifelong friendships are forged, Guardians support their fellow Guardians both inside and outside of our game, and when our community rallies together for incredible causes such as supporting kids in hospitals.“ declared Christine Edwards, Sr. Manager, Bungie Foundation.

For more information about Bungie Foundation, please visit bungiefoundation.org

About Bungie Foundation:
The Bungie Foundation reduces distress and suffering in children through entertainment and partners with humanitarian aid organizations in times of natural disaster and crisis.We will change the face of clinical entertainment across the globe, making it so that every hospitalized child has access to the resources needed for distraction, a sense of normalcy, and joy through the toughest moments of their lives.

We do this work because we believe in the power of play to enable a child’s development, bring about smiles and laughter, arm kids with the tools they need to cope with their situation, and support their emotional and mental well-being.We also believe that when a natural disaster strikes, we have a responsibility to galvanize our community to help those who need it the most.

With natural events on the rise globally, we will lead a community-wide initiative to support a natural disaster relief effort once per year, using the UN Office of Humanitarian Affairs’ classification system to determine which “Level 3” event we’ll aid.

This classification is reserved for the most complex and challenging humanitarian emergencies, which require the highest level of mobilization to meet people’s basic needs.

Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround