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"Super Rare" Nintendo Switch Lite Revealed To Raise Money For Mental Health Charities
Gamers have often done some pretty incredible things in order to raise money for charity and the latest endeavor features a "super rare" white AVICII Invector Nintendo Switch Lite! The latest gaming-driven initiative is aiming to support mental health, an aspect of human life that is critical; even more so during these trying times.
Safe In Our World is a charity organization that aims to help raise mental health awareness within the games industry and the world outside of it. This agency has consistently been a strong voice in advocacy for mental health and now it is offering an exclusively designed Nintendo Switch Lite for sale with 100 percent of the proceeds going to supporting their cause.
The Switch system above not only supports mental health awareness, but also celebrates the launch of AVICII Invector on the hybid platform. AVICII Invector is a fast-paced rhythm-action game that allows players to harness their inner musical god. AVICII Invector has been met with outstanding reviews over on Steam, and now it is taking the Nintendo charts by storm as well.
All proceeds from the sale of this Switch will go towards mental health charities. With only five systems available world-wide, this is a limited time-only deal to nab something special while also doing a little good out there in the real world.
With 3,000 tickets available for a chance to win the above system, each raffle ticket coming in just under $6, it's not too late to jump at this chance! To be able to win this exclusive Switch, you can head on over to Tiltify right here to place your bid.
For more about Safe In Our World:
"Back in 2017, a bunch of video game industry people started a conversation about fund-raising for mental health charities. Like every project in the gaming industry, this grew and expanded (plus took forever), but in 2019 the charity Safe in Our World was born. Our mission is to foster positive mental health wellbeing and deliver support not only for players but also developers, publishers, retailers and the other incredible folk and teams who make up the video games industry. Our goal is for the industry to come together and start a conversation that can change lives. We are committed to making a difference. It will take a year to get fully operational and get as much of the global industry as possible on board, but it will happen, and the fact you’re here reading this — not to mention the incredible people we have on board, listed below — is truly incredible. It’s our hope that Safe In Our World will grow into a default destination for gamers and developers grappling with mental health issues to ask for help, access information, and read about real people in the gaming space who have had their own struggles — and how they have dealt with them. You’re never alone, and it’s ok to not be ok all the time!"
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