Games4Brains

The Hydrocephalus Association's new initiative leverages the excitement of gaming to raise funds and global awareness for individuals living with hydrocephalus!

Games4Brains

Similar to running a 5K, where participants raise money leading up to the event and then complete the race, Games4Brains lets you fundraise through play! Whether it’s video games, board games, tabletop games, or more, you can participate any day of the year.

This program supports HA’s mission to find a cure for hydrocephalus and improve the lives of those impacted by the condition. By joining Games4Brains, you help fund critical research, provide support and education for families, and raise awareness about this life-altering condition—all while having fun. Together, we play for a purpose!

How to Get Involved in Games4Brains

Gaming for a cure

Live Stream

If you're a streamer, you can host Games4Brains charity streams to rally your subscribers, viewers, and community around your fundraising efforts.

Gaming Community

Game Communities

Are you part of a tabletop or board game group? Bring your community together by hosting a fun fundraising event to support the Hydrocephalus Association!

Gaming For a Cure

Living Room Gamers

If you love gaming with friends or family, why not turn your next Game Night into a fundraiser for the Hydrocephalus Association?

How to Register for Games4Brains

  • 1

    Sign Up and Complete Your Registration

    Register today to join the cause! (Children 13 years and under must have parental permission.)

  • 2

    Fundraise and Recruit Your Team

    Invite your family and friends to support your Games4Brains fundraiser for the Hydrocephalus Association. Share your campaign page link on social media, via text, or during your streams to spread the word and encourage donations. Every contribution helps bring us closer to a cure and improves the lives of those living with hydrocephalus.

  • 3

    Play ANY Game on ANY Day (or Week) of the Year

    Play with a purpose! Raise funds, have fun, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by hydrocephalus.

For more information email us at diy@hydroassoc.org or call (240) 483-4475

Games4Brains FAQ's

Games4Brains is a program of the Hydrocephalus Association, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to finding a cure for hydrocephalus and improving the lives of those impacted by the condition.

Anyone and everyone can take part in Games4Brains! Whether you love video games, tabletop games, or sports, Games4Brains lets you turn your passion for play into a powerful way to support those living with hydrocephalus.

Not a gamer? No problem! Many of our supporters use their own unique talents—like knitting, painting, baking, or music—to make a difference. There’s no limit to how you can get involved and help improve the lives of those affected by hydrocephalus!

You can create your Games4Brains fundraiser and get your own fundraising page to promote and share your gaming event with friends and family by signing up here!

We offer a variety of game options, including streaming, board games, puzzles, or card games - there is no limit to the type of games you can turn into a fundraising event for Games4Brains! Have an idea to share? Email diy@hydroassoc.org to share and get help with setting up your fundraiser! 

Games4Brains will roll out the online platform and fundraising program for games to be streamed online very soon! Continue to check out the Games4Brains page for release dates, digital graphics and fundraising tools!

You can support the Games4Brains program by spreading the word, creating and hosting a game event and sharing on your social media by tagging the Hydrocephalus Association in your story or post! 

Feel free to email diy@hydroassoc.org for more information on how to get involved with Games4Brains.

Toolkit

Hosting a Games4Brains Charity Stream? Planning your own Game Day activity? Make the most of your campaign with the resources in our toolkit!

 

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