Our own Matthew Castle (RPS in peace) once became a Jingle Jam meme for appearing in the background of streams while wearing a red jumper, immortalising him among the community as "Red Guy". Jingle Jam has been running for ten years now and has so far raised over $20m for charity. There's also a limit of 100,000 bundles - although heck, that's a lot. You're able to share the keys with others, but they "must be activated before the start of 2022." Presumably that's to stop them being re-sold in perpetuity. If you do decide to donate over the minimum, the individual game keys will be sent to you via email to be redeemed via Steam and the Epic Game Store. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The livestream is broadcast via Yogscast on Twitch:
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This year the money will go to help 14 charities, including those dedicated to aiding "disabled access to gaming and sport, cancer research, tackling structural racism and inequalities, LGBTQ+ issues, environmentalism and sustainability." You can find a full list of the charities here. The charity streams started less than six hours ago and they've so far raised £661,348.79. You can donate now by heading to Jingle Jam's Tiltify page. It's a bundle of over 50 games including several indie greats, such as Wildermyth, Heaven's Vault, Northgard and Unrailed. Return to the homepage, use the search bar above, or click on any of the links below on related bundles or sales.
Learn more about how we work with charities here. This year's edition has just kicked off, and if you donate a minimum of £35/$47 you'll receive the Jingle Jam 2021 Games Collection. This bundle was live from to with 81,719 bundles sold, leading to 0 raised for charity. Every year, streamers Yogscast host Jingle Jam, a charity livestream.
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