In 2014, Darryl Heater came up with the idea for Playing for Charity while he was streaming himself gaming. He realized that there may be an opportunity to really make a difference this way. He reached out to Max Major, who jumped on board immediately, and that's when Playing for Charity really started to pick up steam. Playing for Charityโs first 24 hour video game marathon was Black Friday 2015
inside Lambton Mall. We raised over $2500 for Noelle's Gift to Children and since then, we have raised over $28,000 for various local charities. This year, we are Trapped in the Taproom at Imperial City Brew House in support of St. We will be there from 2pm on Friday, November 25th until 2pm on Saturday, November 26th. We are so excited to do this again! But we canโt do this without your support! Please like us, follow us and go to playingforcharity.com for more details!