What's Jingle Jam?
Jingle Jam brings together the global gaming community for an epic event running from Dec 1 – Dec 14. Broadcast live worldwide, the event is all about having a good time and raising funds to make the world a better place.
Since 2011, the event has raised $25M for a range of causes, showcasing the generosity of gamers, streamers, publishers and developers. Anyone who tunes into this year’s wild and wonderful stream and donates £35 or more will receive the coveted Jingle Jam games collection.
Alongside the main stream, creators can host their own Jingle Jam stream for one of the selected charities. They then have the opportunity to reward their donors with the games collection.
How can I get involved?
Host a stream
Be a part of history and host your own Movember Jingle Jam livestream on Twitch or YouTube. Register your interest by filling out this form so we can let you know about some exclusive incentives and to receive a customised streamer toolkit.
Tune into the feed
Tune into the Jingle Jam stream from Dec 1 – Dec 14, share and donate – don’t forget that a £35+ donation gets you the Jingle Jam 23 Games Collection. The stream will be live on the Twitch front page, or check it out at twitch.tv/yogscast.
How to set up your Movember stream
Don't forget to let us know about your stream by filling in this form and we'll hook you up with exclusive incentives and a customised streamer toolkit.
2. Pick your challenge
Pick your streaming challenge. It can be anything. Think big and go bigger. Be ambitious and enlist the help of your friends & followers to help you smash your hair-raising stream. Plan incentives, forfeits and challenges and set milestones to drive up donations.
3. Kick-off the donations
Donate £35 GBP or more to your campaign to get the Jingle Jam 2023 games collection – over 80 games worth £1,000. This offer applies to anyone who donates to your fundraiser too.
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