I love reporting on gaming charities, because it is a great way to show we aren't all fragaholics who take what they play too seriously and reenact it in life, but rather a lot of us are just normal people who like playing games for a good time, and when we have the chance to help give back, we will do so kindly.

From the article:

Gamasutra sat down recently with Guerrilla Games co-founder Martin de Ronde, who founded OneBigGame, a non-profit game publisher formed to raise money for children’s charities around the world.

Similar to Band Aid and Live Aid, OneBigGame aims to bring together game designers to produce and sell games to raise funds for various causes.

Read the full article over at gamepolitics.com