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Ninja, MrBeast, And More Combine Charity Donations In Fall Guys Costume Contest
Ninja, MrBeast, Aim Lab, and G2 Esports have teamed up for a massive one million dollar donation to SpecialEffect, a UK-based charity that helps gamers with disabilities.
Unbelievable! THANK YOU to the winners @aimlab, @G2esports, @MrBeastYT, @Ninja & everyone who bid, and to @FallGuysGame for making it all possible. Your generosity will enable us to continue making gaming dreams come true for people with physical disabilities around the world!💙 https://t.co/cBKDIBwN4p pic.twitter.com/HD16H07BML
— SpecialEffect (@SpecialEffect) August 31, 2020
That's a noble cause and a huge donation for sure. How did it all start? Well, Fall Guys.
🔥 BATTLE OF THE BRANDS 🔥
— Fall Guys 👑 (@FallGuysGame) August 17, 2020
The thirst from brands has been unreal... so we're turning it into something positive!
Prize: Your brand inside Fall Guys as a costume!
👉 To enter:
Reply to this tweet with the highest amount of money you would be willing to donate to @SpecialEffect
How a costume brand is going to work with all the personalities and organizations involved is anyone's guess, but hey, maybe we'll all be dressing up as Ninja or something. Who knows! Hell, with a donation like that I wouldn't be surprised if all the donating parties end up with a bean skin.
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