The PC store Humble Bundle's recent charity bundle supporting Ukrainian relief efforts raised $20.7 million, the company has announced. The funds are being donated to Razom for Ukraine, International Rescue Committee, International Medical Corps, and Direct Relief.
Humble's Stand with Ukraine bundle was available for seven days, from March 18-25, featuring 120+ items covering games, books, and software. 100% of proceeds from the 437,917 bundles sold went to the charities mentioned above. As usual, Humble allowed people to pay whatever they want for the bundle. It works out to about $47 per bundle sold, on average.
«We're grateful to everyone who came together and contributed to this critical cause--the people around the world who purchased a bundle; those who helped spread the word on social media and among their family and friends; and all of the publishers and developers who donated games, books, and software to the bundle. The funds we raised together will have a real impact on the lives of the people of Ukraine during this time of urgent need,» Humble said in a statement.
«While this particular bundle is over, we're actively working with our partners on additional opportunities to support Ukraine relief efforts during this ongoing crisis,» the company added.
Of the $20.7 million, $5 million went to Razom for Ukraine, and this was the charity's single largest individual donation it has ever received, Rozom for Ukraine president Dora Chomiak said.
«Your support will save lives through much-needed funds that will go toward critical medical aid and equipment and will be delivered to the most suffered cities and towns of Ukraine through the fastest routes possible. We are extremely thankful for your generosity and open
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