Bungie's Fundraising T-Shirt is Designed for Australia
References: bungie.net & dotesports
In light of the devastating bushfires in Australia, many companies are launching their own charitable campaigns -- and video game developer Bungie is boasting a fundraising t-shirt for a limited time. The garment will be made available via the NA and EU Bungie Stores. The design has not been released yet, but orders are expected to come with an "exclusive 'Star Light, Star Bright' emblem."
The fundraising t-shirt will be made available to consumers for a limited time -- from January 16th to February 18th. Bungie plans to split the profits in half. The first part will go toward WIRES, which is the largest wildlife rescue organization in Australia, and the second portion will go to NSW Rural Fire Services.
Image Credit: Bungie
The fundraising t-shirt will be made available to consumers for a limited time -- from January 16th to February 18th. Bungie plans to split the profits in half. The first part will go toward WIRES, which is the largest wildlife rescue organization in Australia, and the second portion will go to NSW Rural Fire Services.
Image Credit: Bungie
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