Announcing Riot Games’ Sentinels Initiative
Tuesday, July 13th, 2021
We’ve been amazingly lucky in recent years to benefit from the incredible generosity on the part of Riot Games and the League of Legends community. This summer, the Riot Games Social Impact Fund has launched a brilliant new campaign called the Sentinels Initiative, which is open to all fans of LOL.
The campaign gives YOU the player the chance to nominate a charity you love for grant funding, bringing your own creativity into play to help inspire others to nominate too. As the website explains:
“You’ll have the opportunity to share why your cause or nonprofit matters to your community. Have a tale to tell? We want to hear it! More of a visual storyteller? Submit a picture or video! Every submission has the chance of inspiring more nominations, but the top 30 will also win a $10,000 grant from the Riot Games Social Impact Fund for their charity or cause!”
There are SO many great charities out there, we simply want to share the good news and give as many people the opportunity to join in as possible, before the closing date on Monday 9 August. However, if you’d like to nominate us, here’s how the process works.
– Head to the LOL website and sign in
– Add your name and pick your favourite Sentinel from the options available.
– You’ll then be asked to select what category your chosen cause falls under. If you’re nominating us, we suggest you select “Other”:
You’ll then be asked to fill in your chosen charity name and reason for nominating:
Finally there’s also the option to add a photo or YouTube URL – there are lots of great videos to choose from here.
Once you’ve finished your submission, you’ll be given the option to download a ‘certificate of completion’ and share the good news with others in your community. The whole process takes only a few minutes and by taking part, you could help change lives of fellow gamers like Ryan, who we helped to play LOL a few years ago, using a specially adapted control setup:
Together we can help get more people with disabilities back in the game, thank you!