Complexity partners with Extra Life
This will include hospital visits, stream incentives, giveaways, and more to raise awareness and money.
North American esports organisation Complexity Gaming has revealed a partnership with Extra Life, a fundraising program for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, meaning Complexity will help with streams, hospital visits, and more.
"Contributing to meaningful causes is one of the fundamental pillars of Complexity," said Cam Kelly, CMO of Complexity Gaming. "Through our partnership with Extra Life, we are able to leverage our global reach and visibility to positively impact Children's Miracle Network Hospitals across the country, including our local CMN Hospital, Children's Health in Dallas, Texas."
On November 2 some Complexity players and streamers will take part in an event to raise awareness and donations for children's hospitals, including prizes and giveaways for fans. All Complexity players and streamers will have a Twitch extension to donate to Extra Life as well, including stream milestones and incentives. Complexity members will often visit CMN Hospitals too, playing games with the children there.
"We're thrilled to be teaming up with Complexity Gaming to raise funds and awareness for children's hospitals through gaming," said John Lauck, President and CEO of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. "More than 10 million kids enter a Children's Miracle Network Hospital each year — funds raised through Extra Life supply critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment and charitable care. Thank you for your support and can't wait to tune into Complexity's charity streams benefiting CMN Hospitals."
Extra Life's site will also feature a custom page for Complexity, highlighting their efforts.
Will you get involved on November 2?
