Genshin Impactvoice actors sign autographs live and participate in a 24 hours stream marathon withcontent creatorsfor charity.
Genshin Impactis currently one of the most popular anime games of all time. In particular, the JRPG has a very passionate audience, who is very sensitive to social issues.Refer to what happenedwhen miHoYo announced its wish to do a collab with Elon Musk. So a charity event involvingGenshin Impactvoice actors and streamers definitely feels like a good idea.
GameChanger Charity helps young patients in hospitals and their families by providing free access to games and other forms of distraction therapy. The Charity teamed up with The Aileen Sherman Memorial Fund to host Game For Change, a fundraising event.
Genshin ImpactVAs participate in live autograph signingfor charity event Game For Change
From January 27, and until January 31, fans can buy autographs from several voice actors inGenshin Impact. Proceeds will go to GameChanger Charity, and a signed print for each item purchased will go to a child in the hospital.
You can find the full list of actors and the merch on saleon this page. You can most notably ask for the VAs to give your name a shoutout during the live signing (or choose to remain anonymous). Be sure to follow theGame For Change Twitterto know when each VA will start streaming.
Genshin Impact24 hours marathon with content creators, how to watch
Furthermore, starting at 12 PM PST, 3 PM EST, 10 PM GMT on January 29, (Click herefor additional time zones) severalGenshin Impactstreamers and voice actors will relay themselves for a 24 hours marathon live stream. The live streams will be hosted on theGamechanger org Twitch channel.Fans will be able to donate during the streamsvia this link.
The event’s full schedule isavailable on this page.Game For Change is a great initiative and we hope to see more events like this in the future. Be sure to drop by the stream. And remember, every donation counts. Don’t feel ashamed if you’re able to only donate a very small amount or can’t donate.
