Gamers for Good was so lucky to get to help the Portland Ronald McDonald house host a cleaner, safer environment as well as a little more festive this Halloween. ...

PIGSquad had an exhibit at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, and invited us to show “Food Drive” as a part of the show. We were happy to spend the day meeting everyone, getting all the awesome feedback and getting to play everyone’s games. ...

Gamers donations of time can always be felt when working alongside other compassionate gamers to help beautify Compton in Southern California. ...

Habit for Humanity welcome the PDX gamers for an afternoon of service to others. We helped with various project around the store that help fund the the building efforts around the Portland area for families in need of housing. ...

We were so excited to be invited by the Storm City Derby Girls, to come out and meet their audience. We shared our game, Cat Burglar with them and invited them to community service next weekend. They were all so very welcoming and we home to see them all again soon. [ ...

SoCal gamers were happy to donate their time and lend a hand helping the LA Regional Foodbank help the rapid transition of donations to pantry items in the homes of the LA hungry. ...

Gamers for Good was happy to be invited to showcase our game, “Cat Burglar” as a part of the PIGSquad showcase in the gaming exhibit. So we joined other internet creators across all mediums on an adventure across all things experimental. ...

Central Texas Gamers for Good gathered in Austin to assist the hungry in the region through food bank services. Volunteers helped provide over 7000 meals in just one afternoon shift. ...

Being hungry in NYC can be even more desperate on Sundays, as most of the soup kitchens and meal services are closed on Sundays. We gathered at one of the few meal services opened on Sunday and helped prepare and service a meal to those who are food insecure. Our Gamers for Good helped prepare for the meal, serve the meal and then clean up. It was a full afternoon spent to honors those others who have a greater need.

When the sun shines bright and the kiddos are out of school, local food banks struggle to get enough volunteers to help feed hungry families which have kids who might eat breakfast and lunch at school during the school year. Our volunteers worked alongside others across the Portland area to process over 13,000 pounds of food in 2.5 hours, that’s over 11,000 meals and just over 175 meals processed per person. We hope you will join our next service event or when...

Aug 2018 marks a new landmark for Gamers for Good, we will be nationwide. With service in Austin and New York City, we have more reach than we ever have before. We are so excited to have service opportunities to offer gamers across the country, Los Angeles, Portland, Austin and New York City. Check the event calendar if you are looking to participate in any of these events. Also if you are willing to help us host an event local to you,...

Gamers have great stamina, and boy was that needed at our service opportunity this weekend in Portland, where there is currently a heatwave. Temps in the high 90’s don’t mean people are any less hungry, so we were there to serve. We were able to help serve almost 700 folks Sunday afternoon. ...

Never underestimate the power of gamers gathered in the name of good. Take 20 people, give them paint and a house in new of a new coat and they will get it done. Gamers for Good was happy to partner with The Compton Initiative to help refurbish a house in Compton, CA this past weekend. ...

No better way to spend a holiday than honoring those around who are less better served and often overlooked. Gamers for Good gathered downtown in Portland and served a Sunday meal under the Hawthorne Bridge to a crowd of over 300 that had gathered. ...

Taking the service train down to Orange County, this May we served in the Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine, CA. Gamers gathered in the name of service for others and processed food donations to ready them for the families that needed them so badly. Never have we seen so many carrots, felt like we were grinding farming quests 🙂 ...

Gamers for Good welcomed many new volunteers this Earth Day out in Portland for some Williamete River area clean up. We gathered at an event organized by SOLVIT and Comcast Cares. We were assigned an urban area that ran parallel to the river and that had many storm drains that led right into the river. As we worked across our zone and filled our bags were gathered trash and waste, we build great bonds discussing projects and hobbies, food tastes and histories. It was...

Nothing like a fresh March morning to hit the Wetlands and help the LA river breathe a little easier. Joined by the folks at Cal State University of Los Angeles, Gamers for Good hiked out into the wetlands and to the mouth of the river to help catch trash before it heads out to sea. ...

March brought Gamers for Good’s second service in our new Portland area, and this trip took us to the Oregon Food Bank, Portland office. Our shift was a busy 4 hours of working together and accomplishing amazing amounts of food and coffee processing for the area’s hungry. As a shift, we were able to process over 46,000 pounds of food in just a few hours. It was an inside climate controlled environment that was friendly to help from all ages, so this...

Sunday morning out at Pointe Vicente it just doesn’t get much more beautiful. Getting to spend a few hours with other like-minded individuals who want to help human’s footprint on our beautiful planet Earth. We spent the morning helping the earth prepare to host native plants and then planting them and helping them succeed with placement and water. ...

Moving up from service in SoCal, we were quickly reminded the Pacific NorthWest has all 4 seasons and right now it’s still winter. It was a brisk morning with a cold breeze. BRRRRR. We were really excited to do our first service project since the big move and this one did not let us down. It ended up being a beautiful day, we met some wonderful people and helped settle 11 trees into their new home in Vancouver neighborhoods. The party (hard)...

Gamers took to the sand Sat Jan 27th to help clean up the shores of Hermosa Beach. With paper bags in hand, not plastic since a lot of what we are there to clean up is plastic. We worked alongside others from the local area to clean up a full mile of California coastline. It is always more fun to do service in the company of other gamers, maybe next time we’ll see you here. ...