Com2uS and Birdie Crush are teaming up with Save the Children:
This month, Com2uS is hosting an in-game charity event in Birdie Crush, the anime-style fantasy golf mobile game, where players’ points will be converted into a monetary donation to Save the Children. During the “Heart Event” charity initiative, players can collect Hearts by completing in-game missions and claim gifts of various items such as legendary equipment boxes and costume combination material boxes. When a total of 10 million Hearts are collected, Com2uS will make a donation to the education support organization, Safe Back to School (SB2S), through Save the Children Korea.
Education has always been a central theme of Birdie Crush, which takes place at Delion Bridge, a magical golf school where students’ education revolves around their skills on the golf course. Save the Children will utilize the funds raised from the “Heart Event” to help children around the world return to school safely during the COVID-19 pandemic and support art and culture education.
Save the Children, an international aid and development NGO, is a non-governmental organization that operates in more than 120 countries around the world to realize the rights of children. The organization supports the lives of domestic and foreign children in various fields such as child protection, education, health, and humanitarian assistance. Watch the video here to learn more and Save the Children’s education initiatives around the world.
Com2uS holds social contribution events in connection with its popular games every year, such as the conservation of endangered polar bears and rare birds, and the mangrove forest creation project to preserve the environment. Furthermore, Com2uS is actively developing various social contribution projects, including the field of culture and arts, as well as content industries such as the National Ballet and the National Museum of Modern Art.
To find out more details about the Birdie Crush “Heart Event”, head to the website here: https://www.withhive.com/event/43284
To learn more about Save the Children’s education programs, visit https://www.savethechildren.org/us/what-we-do/education-programs.
