At this year’s Games for Change Festival, I brought my boys along to experience firsthand how games can inspire, educate, and create impact. From their first dive into VR science labs to exploring mental health sessions and humanitarian board games, they discovered that gaming can be about much more than fun—it can be a force for learning, empathy, and change.

At this year’s Nonprofit Tech Conference, we explored how nonprofits can tap into the power of the gaming community for fundraising. From low-lift passive campaigns to multi-channel engagement strategies, we showed how any organization—big or small—can start building authentic connections with gamers and unlock new streams of support.

At the Nonprofit Fundraisers Symposium, we explored how games—digital and analog—can help social impact organizations attract new supporters, build stronger relationships, and grow their brand in unexpected ways.

Gaming Fundraising 101 at MC2