On Saturday 19th July, I will hosting a charity challenge stream to raise funds for Beat, the UK's eating disorder charity.

After the success of last year, we're back for another incredible 24-hour charity stream challenge in which your donations will shape the direction our stream goes in!

We are going to be playing games which are found on the Nintendo Switch Online retro games collection (NES, SNES, GB, GBA, N64 & Sega Mega Drive / Genesis and now Nintendo Gamecube!) and will try beat as many games as we can across the 24-hours.

However, the BIG twist is - donations will decide the games we play!! (Game list here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11JXl-LcX74lBLGT8B89tAbbQUihcgmVrx4eBKuEFydk/edit?usp=sharing )

For example, if someone donates £10 to our cause, they can choose ANY game from the Nintendo Switch Online catalogue and we'll play it for 10 minutes (a.k.a. minutes = the number donated!).

If we have multiple donations, we'll have a playlist that will stockpile, meaning we can move onto new games once the previous chosen game's time has run out!!

Excited to see what we end up playing and if we can beat anything across the stream!!

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Beat is the UK's eating disorders charity. From their helpline to their online workshops and chatrooms, Beat is on a mission to end the pain caused by eating disorders by providing support and bringing people together to ensure that recovery is possible.

These serious mental illnesses include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder. At least 1.25 million people in the UK have are known to have an eating disorder.

Beat is a champion, guide and friend to anyone affected, giving individuals experiencing an eating disorder and their loved ones a place where they feel listened to, supported and empowered.

Every donation makes a difference. No matter the amount, your contribution will directly support Beat's mission and help people access vital support. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this page and spreading awareness is just as important. 💜