Since our first event in 2016, we've raised nearly $800 for kids in need (an average of just under $100/year).  This despite not being able to livestream (our internet ain't great) and not having many followers to count on (my YouTube channel currently has 121 subscribers, and my nephew's has 95).

All funds raised by this event are handled by the site and go to help Seattle Children's Hospital provide care for those in need.  I hope you'll consider donating.  The goal for this year is $128, a bit higher than our yearly average.

While we haven't always uploaded videos for the event, we do have mini vlogs from 2016 and collections of gaming clips from 2017, 2019, and 2021.  This year, I'm hoping to set up a borrowed VR set and introduce my mom to VR; if that doesn't work out, I'll see about maybe introducing her to games such as Portal, Recettear, and I Am Bread.  Our internet has been having a lot of interruptions lately, but if I get the chance I'll see about uploading some sort of videos.

I've pledged to play games and raise funds for kids at my local children's hospital.
 

How It Works

• Now, more than ever, local Children's Miracle Network Hospitals need our help.

• I'm uniting with thousands of gamers to play games and change kids' health to change the future.

• Donations through this page stay at my local children's hospital.

Your donation is tax-deductible and will make miracles happen for families who desperately need them. Simply click the "Donate" button at the top of this page to help.