ASGC is back in 2026, for the second year in a row, supporting sick kids through our community’s annual fundraiser as part of the Gamers for CHOC team.

Last year, we raised $17,500 and were one of the top 5 individual fundraising teams. That only happened because of your kindness and generosity, and I’m incredibly grateful.

This year, we are once again asking our community to come together for CHOC Children’s. Thanks to the generosity of Secretlab, our lead sponsor, donors who give $100 or more will be entered into a raffle tier for one of two officially licensed World of Warcraft chairs, Alliance or Horde.

Thanks also to Dark Horse Comics and Dallas Standly, donors who give $50 or more will be entered into the $50 prize tier for 8 incredible Dark Horse Comics prizes:

Halo Legendary Icon Wall Mount, Grunt-Sized Edition
Hellboy 30th Anniversary Deluxe B&W Variant Vinyl Figure
The Last of Us: Ellie Bust with Handgun
The Last of Us: Joel Bust with Hatchet
Fallout: The Ghoul Stylized 8” Vinyl Figure
Fallout: Maximus Stylized 8” Vinyl Figure
Fallout: Lucy Stylized 8” Vinyl Figure
Fallout: CX404 + Wilzig Stylized 8” Vinyl Figure

And thanks to the incredible generosity of Take-Two, 2K, and Catharina Lavers-Mallet, we are adding 9 amazing games to that same $50 prize tier:

PS5 Borderlands 4
PS5 Civilization VII
PS5 NBA 2K26
PS5 WWE 2K26

Xbox Series X Borderlands 4
Xbox Series X Civilization VII
Xbox Series X Mafia: The Old Country
Xbox Series X NBA 2K26
Xbox Series X WWE 2K26

Each person can win a maximum of 1 prize.

As with last year, on the day of the walk, since I unfortunately can’t attend in person, I will walk twice the official distance, going from my home in Farmington, CT to my parents’ home in Avon, CT.

This cause is deeply personal to me.

Multiple members of my family were affected by childhood illness and supported by children’s hospitals, including my mother, who spent much of her childhood in and out of hospitals due to conditions she carried for life. The care she received is the reason she is here today. Others in my family had similar experiences, and I’ve seen firsthand what that support means not just for the child, but for the entire family.

I’m really honored to be invited back for a second year.

Our community has always been zero profit, but once a year I believe it’s worth asking, with no pressure, if we can come together to do something purely good.

If this community has meant something to you, I would truly appreciate you considering a donation or sharing the link.

Together, we can help kids and families who need it most.

​Thank you, as always, for your support.
Amir