S8UL, one of India’s leading esports organizations, has taken swift action to raise money for victims of the Odisha train crash through a charity stream.
Esports isn’t just a place for gaming and streaming. It is also a useful organizational platform for raising awareness and funds for various causes, which is exactly what a handful of big-name creators have done to aid the Odisha train tragedy.
In an overwhelming act of generosity in response to the devastating Odisha train tragedy, S8UL Esports, one of India’s leading esports organizations raised over INR 15 lakhs through a charity stream.
Here are more details about this generous and heart-warming act.
S8UL Esports Raises Funds For Victims
The fundraiser was initiated by ScoutOP, an Odisha native, who is also a popular BGMI streamer with about 5m subscribers on YouTube. The response from the gaming community was overwhelmingly positive, highlighting their dedication and support.
The stream witnessed participation from renowned creators of S8UL, including Tanmay Singh (ScoutOP), Naman Mathur (Mortal), Lokesh Jain (8Bit_Goldy).
Even the esteemed Indian cricket player Yuzvendra Chahal generously contributed INR 1 Lakh and engaged in an exciting BGMI match.
The stream had a sequence of four games beginning with a BGMI Team Deathmatch 4v4 match followed by a 10-man Valorant match with five members, Old Soul Team and BGMI custom.
“I am immensely thankful to the members of S8UL, Yuzvendra Chahal, and the entire gaming community for their support,” said Tanmay Singh, who is also known as ScoutOP.
This is amazing to see. Too often, esports coverage focuses on the negativity of the platform.
There’s always something strange happening across the world but it’s beautiful to witness some of the biggest creators coming together to help those that need it.
This will undoubtedly benefit them and Indian esports internationally in terms of respect and recognition.
