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The Itch bundle for Palestinian Aid has passed its $500K fundraising goal
The bundle features 1019 games from over 800 creators, including the award-winning
All proceeds from the bundle will be donated to the United Nations Relief and Works agency, which works to deliver food and medical assistance to Palestinians. The bundle will be available until June 11, and has now upped its fundraising target to $1 million.
Those looking to lend their support can grab the bundle, which has raised precisely $535,942.39 at the time of writing, by clicking right here.
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Published on 4 Jun, 2021 Indie game developers on Itch are once again offering up their games in a massive bundle benefitting humanitarian aid. The Indie Bundle for Palestinian Aid is offering up over 1,000 games for $5, with all profit benefitting the United Nations Relief and Works Agency. The bundle has so far raised $45,000 of its $500,000 goal for the week it will be available. The bundle is has chosen to feature survival story game Liyla And The Shadows Of War, which is particularly relevant to the current and ongoing humanitarian relief efforts in Palestine. Created by Palestinian developer Rasheed Abueideh in 2016, it s a about a girl living in Gaza in 2014.