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Are you sitting down? Seriously, take a deep breath, because as of today the gaming community has raised $1.42 million this year to provide toys and games for children in hospitals worldwide. You read that right - $1.42 million so far this year, and we still have weeks to go!

The wheels of the Desert Bus for Hope fundraiser have stopped turning after 6 days, 8 hours of continuous driving and contributed $436,015.71 (and counting) to that incredible boost in donations. If you're missing

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We have now raised $530,000 in our 2012 Child's Play fundraising year! For reference that's over twice what was raised in our inaugural year, and will be going to our network of over 90 facilities to make kid's holidays a little brighter. We would not be able to do it without the community's incredible support - thank you!

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Today marks the launch of the 2012 Child's Play fundraising season; our 9th annual drive to send video games, toys, movies, and more to our worldwide network of children's hospitals. Thanks to the amazing community fundraisers, corporate sponsors, attendees of our annual golf tournament and all of our Child's Play supporters, we have already raised over $300,000 this year! Moving into the holiday season we are reminded of what an amazingly generous community we're a part of, so sincere

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As the annual fundraising drive nears we have an exciting announcement: the 2012 Child's Play Dinner Auction will be held on December 6th at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, WA. Join us for an evening of fancy fun, delicious food and wine, and amazing auction items! Tickets are on sale now, with both individual and

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This month we wanted to highlight longtime Child's Play supporters Supercommuter. You may have seen them perform at PAX or heard their awesome music. Something you may not know is that 100% of their album proceeds are donated to Child's Play, or the touching reason why. We asked Andy Myers, also known as Stenobot of the Supercommuters, to share his story.

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