Pokerstars extends charity partnership with Right to Play

PokerStars’ corporate giving programme, Helping Hands, has extended its partnership with global sports and education charity Right to Play for a further two years, taking its total support to more than GBP 1.5 million.

Through Right to Play’s specially-designed games, vulnerable children learn critical life skills, such as leadership, self-confidence, how to avoid disease and how to resolve conflicts without violence.

PokerStars’ two-year extension will provide Right To Play GBP 600,000 in additional funding enabling it to continue delivering high impact programmes and scale up its work.

“We are immensely proud of our partnership with PokerStars and extremely grateful for their continued support, not just in terms of funding but also for the exposure to their 108 million customers and the fabulous charity tournaments that they hold for Right To Play,” Neil Child-Dyer, Partnerships Manager at Right To Play, said. “Without the backing of our corporate partners like PokerStars, Right To Play would not be able to help as many children around the world.”

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