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Support The Make-A-Wish Foundation With League Of Legends
From now until May 18, 100% of revenue from players purchasing the character Jax and his Jaximus armor in League of Legends will go towards the Make-A-Wish foundation.
League of Legends developer Riot Games recently worked with Make-A-Wish to bring Joe, who suffers from Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare type of cancerous bone tumor, to come spend the day in its studio. Riot Games was so impressed with Joe and the work that the Make-a-Wish foundation does, that they decided to help out, and it wanted to get League of Legends fans involved.
Jax is Joe's favorite champion from the game, which is why he was chosen. You can find out more about Riot Games and its experience with Make-A-Wish (and purchase Jax), by clicking here.
Thanks to Dalton Swafford for pointing us toward this story!
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