The Dames of Destiny are hosting a special three-day event from October 28 to October 30, to raise money and awareness to breast cancer.
They will be live throughout the weekend at www.twitch.tv/dames_of_destiny, with a host of special guests, including big names in the Destiny streaming world such as:
Guardian Outpost
Guardian Radio
Lady Desiree
TripleWreck
And many more…
The Dames of Destiny, and their affiliate clan the Safegamers, will open up the event on Friday, with the featured streamers taking their turn on Saturday and Sunday.
Keep an eye on the Dames of Destiny Twitter account for up to date information regarding the stream, and to find out how you can help.
Starting on October 17, at 2am BST (or October 16, at 9pm EDT and 6pm PDT), Aim Assist Gaming is partnering up with the Dames of Destiny for a 48 hour charity stream, in aid of breast cancer awareness.
Featuring a host of high profile Twitch streamers, such as TripleWRECK, Guardian Radio, MesaSean, and Datto, the event hopes to raise money and awareness for the American charity, the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
We here at Aim Assist Gaming and Dames of Destiny are excited about what we have planned for this year’s 48 hour stream. This is our time to help with the National Breast Cancer Foundation’s mission to save lives by increasing awareness of breast cancer through education and by providing mammograms for those in need… Breast Cancer awareness is very important to us here at Aim Assist Gaming and Dames of Destiny, because many of us have had personal experience with breast cancer. Whether it has been a wife, mom, or friend that has suffered from breast cancer, we have all helped someone fight the fight.
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