Support Faded Twilight in the 2009 Extra Life Charity! Make a difference!
September 29, 2009
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Posted by Dr. Disaster
We like to have fun here at Villainy INC. In fact, the websites and podcast were founded with fun in mind.
However some things in life aren’t fun. Cancer is not fun. Children with cancer is just tragic. Every year thousands of children die from an illness they didn’t choose. Faded Twilight is helping to give them a chance.
Faded Twilight is taking part in the 24 hour Extra Life gaming marathon, a charity that helps to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Every hour she plays will count towards money donated for cancer research. The only problem is that the event is on October 17th and she still hasn’t raised any money yet. That’s where we come in.
Villainy INC is going to be sponsoring Faded Twilight in this event, but she still needs more help. For only a dollar an hour, you can sponsor Faded Twilight in this event and help save the lives of kids in need. You can visit her donation page at https://waystogive.texaschildrens.org/netcommunity/JordanBilak. Every little bit helps. You can donate by clicking the big red button on the right hand side of the page.
Not only is this going towards a good cause, it’s going towards helping gamers in general. Activist groups like to label gamers as trained murder machines, set to go off on school shootings at any moment. Lets prove them wrong. Lets show those ignorant ambulance chasing attorneys that we do care, and that we can make a difference. Lets show them that gamers are people with hearts and souls.
You can find out more about Extra Life by going to http://extralife.sarcasticgamer.com/ It’s a great charity and we wish Faded Twilight the best of luck this October!
Tags: charity, listener, video game
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Tags: charity, listener, video game
I love the fact that you are involved in charity. Kudos to all involved.
My brother had cancer when he was three years old (I was one at the time) and I would say that shit do to a family for years to come. Obviously I cant remember it but I have been told what difference organizations like this do. They make a difference in stuff you cant imagine you will have trouble with until you are in the middle of it.
This is speech is also a disclaimer of a sort. I will be honest and say that I wont participate in this event but not because I am a asshole but because I am already involved in the Swedish cancer fund and that is where I dump my charity budget.
Ps. this proves that villains have hearts too
Good luck Faded Twilight! I may look into this whole ‘gaming marathon for charity’ thing. I like video games, and I like helping people out, especially if they have cancer. I’d have to find a really good game first, though. Oh well.
Regardless, I’ll try to get round to donating.
Speaking of gaming charities, LoadingReadyRun.com is starting their ‘Desert Bus for Hope’ charity marathon in the next two months.
Might be something to check out.