Gamers Outreach Reaches $1.8 Million Raised in 2026

A charity born out of a cancelled Halo tournament, has achieved a remarkable milestone. In 2008, a Michigan teenager's gaming event was cancelled, prompting Zach Wigal to start a charity that would bring gaming consoles to children's hospitals. This initiative has grown significantly over the years, with Gamers Outreach now providing consoles to hospitals in 13 countries.

The organization has just announced that it has raised a record $1.8 million in 2026, a testament to the gaming community's generosity and commitment to giving back. This achievement is a heartwarming reminder of the positive impact that gamers can have when they come together for a good cause.

Learn more about them on their website: https://gamersoutreach.org/