Charity Stream by Daniel “zh1nt0” Matros

Selfless Service. I virtue so often overlooked and underappreciated by the current society. When someone or something goes beyond the daily routines of being “human” and sacrifices whatever it may be to aid those in need, I salute them. As gamers we have ample opportunities to use the thing we love so dearly to enhance, contribute to or merely extend, the well-being of others.

Insert Daniel Matros. Well known by the gaming-verse and the Battlefield community as “zh1nt0“. His charitable aim is to provide for South African children in need of proper schooling. Outside of our bubble (for most in the “western” world), there are plenty who deserve the opportunities we obtained through education to better their lives. The drive is called The Love of Christ Children’s Home and again the aim is to assist South African children and their families with schooling fees. If you are the giving type, you can donate directly to cause via paypal to Love of Christ Children’s Home. However, if you don’t have the available funds, you can simply tune into Daniels stream, watch the ads provided and bam, you’re doing the rest of the world a favor.

While it shouldn’t be needed or required, Mr. Matros is also giving away a plethora of gaming “swag”, ranging from SimCity keys to high end video cards and Steelseries gear. Just an extra incentive for those who need that “push”.

Either way, below is the information needed to get in contact with Daniel and his stream location. Also provided is the direct link to the Love of Christ Childrens Home, in case you wanted to go above and beyond the average user. I hope you all take the time to contribute, in one way or another. Just another reason to show the rest of the world that gamers are more than just a bunch of “hobbyists” running amok in a digital world.

Daniel “zh1nt0” Matros
Former BF3 Community Manager, now Producer at DICE on Battlefield
https://twitter.com/zh1nt0
http://www.twitch.tv/zh1nt0
Charity: The Love of Christ Children’s Home – a drive assisting with school fees for children in South Africa.
Link: http://www.tlc.org.za/