Games for the room.Money for the kids.
Family and friends, one screen, one long argument about the answers.Every game played puts children in Nigeria in school, in a home, and fed.
- 70%
- of every game goes to the children
- £93
- is a full term of school fees
- 4 to 40
- players in a room, or on a call
- 45 mins
- start to final whistle
THE CAUSES
Three things, one pot.
You play. The room chips in. It reaches children in Nigeria.
Get kids in school
A term of fees is £93.
Two games gets most of the way there.
Get kids off the street
A roof, and someone watching out.
Housing first, then everything else.
Get kids fed
Nobody learns hungry.
A meal a school day, every school day.
70% of everything a game takes goes to the children
The remaining 30% runs the platform
THE GAMES
One out now. More on the way.
Name It and Claim It
PARTY QUIZWe asked a room. You guess what they said.
Nobody argues like family over a survey answer.
Two teams, one Big Screen, one phone to run it.
Nine questions, a steal, and sudden death if it is level.
£15 a game, 4 for £40 →
Game two
Another one for a full room.
In the survey stage now.
Game three
Quieter. Just as competitive.
Sketched, not built.
HOW A GAME NIGHT WORKS
Three steps and a lot of shouting.
- 1
Buy a token
One token runs one game night.
- 2
Enter the code
Yours, or one someone sent you.
- 3
Play, then chip in
The last screen shows the room how to help.