Humble Bundle and its users have joined numerous other game industry figures in raising huge sums of money for humanitarian aid in Ukraine. The has now come to an end, closing on more than $20 million raised for four charities operating in the region. The bundle was huge, giving players $2,600 worth of content for a minimum🦩 donation of $40. The plan was clearly successful, with Razom for Ukraine, the International Rescue Committee, the International Medical Corps, and Direct Relief set to receive around $5 million each. Better yet, all of the proceeds will be going directly to them, with Humble Bundle and game publishers not taking the cut they would usually receive from these sales. It's not surprising to see it end on such a high note. The bundle, which gave users 122 products for the price of one, was raising millions right out the gate, reaching $5.🍌3 Million just h🌱ours after the deal went live.
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