Three Indian Nonprofits Listed as Part of Riot Games Social Impact Fund

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Sadakshi Kalyan Ramun
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Riot Games has organized a charity voting campaign, allowing its player base to decide which charities they want to support through Riot Games Social Impact Fund</p></div>
Riot Games has organized a charity voting campaign, allowing its player base to decide which charities they want to support through Riot Games Social Impact Fund

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Riot Games has organized a charity voting campaign, allowing its player base to decide which charities they want to support through Riot.
Players can choose between 84 nonprofits from 28 regions.
The voting began on 12th December and will close on 22nd December.

Riot Games has announced that it is organizing a charity voting campaign to give its player base around the world the opportunity to decide which charities they want to support through Riot. From Valorant’s Give Back Bundle to the Star Guardian skins in League of Legends, players helped raise millions of dollars for the Riot Games Social Impact Fund, noted the publisher. 

Riot Games, through the contributions of its players, is able to allot over $6 Million USD from the Riot Games Social Impact fund to different charities. By working with its local offices and GlobalGiving, a non-profit organization (NPO), Riot Games has selected 84 nonprofits from 28 regions. 

We’re allocating $6M, raised through various in-game fundraisers, to create a charity pool for each country based on their proportional participation in these campaigns,” noted Riot Games.

We believe in creating opportunities where players can make meaningful changes in their local communities and charity voting campaigns are a great way for them to tell us what causes and charities matter most to their communities. We truly have the best players in the world and I’m excited to see which charities they choose,” said Social Impact Senior Manager Jimmy Hahn in a press release.  

Players from the Indian regions will have the opportunity to vote between three NPOs from India or even switch to a different region and vote.


How to vote for an NPO from the Indian region

Once players go to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund voting site, they will be greeted with the three charities from the eligible region closest to where the players are located. Following this, they will be able to vote for one of the nonprofits listed there or switch over to another eligible country where they want their vote to be counted. Notably, each player can only vote once.

After the voting period ends, the organization with the most votes from each region will receive 50% of that region’s charity pool. The other two organizations will each receive 25%. Additionally, Riot Games has guaranteed a minimum grant of $10,000 USD to each participating nonprofit. 

The three Indian NPOs that are listed under the Riot Games Social Impact Fund are as follows:

  • Mann Deshi Foundation: Gender Equality

  • Teach For India: Education

  • The Opentree Foundation: Mental Health

Indian NPOs

The other regions participating are:

  • Argentina

  • Australia

  • Brazil

  • Canada

  • Chile

  • Colombia

  • France

  • Germany

  • Greece

  • Indonesia

  • Ireland

  • Italy

  • Japan

  • Malaysia

  • Mexico

  • New Zealand

  • Peru

  • Philippines

  • Poland

  • South Korea

  • Spain

  • Taiwan Region

  • Thailand

  • Turkey

  • United Kingdom

  • United States

  • Vietnam

Between 12th December and 22nd December, players can head over to this site to cast their votes. You can also switch to any of these above-mentioned regions in the Riot Games Social Impact Fund and choose a charity to cast your vote for.


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Sadakshi has been a gamer throughout her life and has followed League of Legends since Season 3, immediately falling in love with the esports scene. Bringing in her print journalism experience, she focuses on content that is both informative and innovative. While her heart still remains with League, her love for competition has pushed her to explore other titles such as Valorant and Apex Legends.