Xbox, Gamers Outreach x Wonder Woman, and Gal Gadot Teaming Up
In the season of giving, Xbox has made moves to make certain kids in need is able to get gifts for the holiday season. Xbox announced earlier it’s teamed up with both the charity group “Gamers Outreach” and also the Wonder Woman 1984 film to give custom gifts to children’s hospitals.
A total of 10 children’s hospitals have received unique Gamers Outreach (GO) Kart care packages fitted with an Xbox Series S and 2 custom Xbox wireless controllers. The care package also comes with the addition of a special message from Gal Gadot, star of Wonder Woman 1984, and an HBO Max subscription.
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The Go Kart kiosks are actually meant to help kids enjoy the favorite games of theirs and movies while having the ability to socialize with other kids, to help stay away from the stress of receiving treatment. Typically, a single Kart helps entertain around 2,920 kids a year. The Gamers Outreach care packages with the Xbox Series S were delivered to the kids yesterday, December 23rd, just in time for the holiday season.
The Gifts (packages) were received!
The list of hospitals receiving the packages are actually; Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Hassenfield Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, Children’s Minnesota, John Hopkins Children’s Center, Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Children’s Hospital New Orleans, SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, Montana Children’s Medical Center, and Children’s National Hospital. The kiosk is actually attached to wheels with the Xbox Series S snugly placed inside so that the console may be brought over to the children’s bedside if they’re not able to leave the space of theirs.
Gamers Outreach x Wonder Woman
And also this is not the first time Gamers Outreach has teamed up with Xbox, as back in November of 2020, the company teamed up with Dwayne Johnson to provide twenty custom Xbox Series X consoles to hospitals. Gamers Outreach was founded in 2007 to help kids in hospitals cope with long term visits. The company provides technological activities to kids with the goal to offer a, socialization, and relief sense of normalcy.
Xbox released a statement that as part of its power of play ideology, the company is actually glad to bring joy to so many kids for the holiday season. The enjoyment and stress relieving factor of video games often goes unrecognized, so it’s great a large number of kids will be receiving age appropriate sources of enjoyment. Ideally, some other companies are going to catch wind of this and also go out of the way to help kids in need. Fans interested in obtaining a machine for their very own local hospital is able to consider getting an estimate and start a fundraising page.
