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Our Mission
"To rouse the gaming community and provide a means for them to aid those struck by the worst natural disaster in the history of the US"
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Gamers Relief Offers Donation to Hurricane Katrina Victims
Hurricane Katrina has devastated the southern United States. Parts of Louisianna, Mississippi, and Alabama are inundated and thousands of homes have been lost to the greatest natural disaster ever to strike this country. Aid is pouring in from places near and far and everyone is giving what they can to help those who are suffering. Gamers too can now contribute to Gamers Relief, the first Hurricane relief aid program made by gamers for gamers. Donate now to help your fellow gamer; your fellow man; who is desperately in need. All proceeds collected will go to the Salvation Army specifically for Hurricane relief aid.
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GR News
GR Starts Amazon Donation Service
While we've already met success in raising a considerable amount for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, we've been contacted by gamers ready and willing to donate to the cause that aren't familiar or happy with the Paypal donation system. Thanks to popular demand, we're pleased to announce that beginning today we will be accepting donations through Amazon.com's Honor System as well. Your donations can be made straight from your pre-existing Amazon account, making it that much easier for you to help those in Katrina's wake press START to continue!
-- Casey Ayers
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Storm help flows from 3D worlds
The momentum within online gaming communities to organise help and donations for the Hurricane Katrina relief effort is gathering pace.
Virtual worlds Second Life and There are using their community and technology to let players donate funds from within the games...Read More at BBC News>>
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Gamers Relief Is On Mission To Relieve Victims Of Katrina
The video game community is rising to assist the victims of Hurricane Katrina. The gaming community is one of the most expansive and well-integrated societies on the Internet, and by using the vast array of gaming news outlets and message boards to spread the word, it holds the potential to tap a huge amount of financial aid...Read More>>
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