I mean, it seems more like a CG marketing exercise. We give to charity, they don't give to charity, yet they reap the PR rewards from an event branded as the "Capital Games Charity Event."
I don't normally address responses like this but I feel the need to defend my coworkers hard work to make this happen. This is entirely driven by a handful of employees who feel passionate about helping those in need. Besides the satisfaction of doing something to dramatically change a kid's life and some late nights planning, we get nothing. This isn't some line item in a spreadsheet for an exec. Its about helping God damn kids who desperately need support. If you could stream games for a day and revolutionize the health of children in your community, would you do it? Because you have that power right now. We all do. Don't donate through our page if you don't want to, give another way or through another charity.