Gambling Company Charity News P1 – SOFTSWISS, Amusnet & Flutter Charity Support!

Welcome to the Casinoplusbonus Gambling Company Charity News P1 for this month. Discover which companies have been supporting good causes! (Images courtesy of Amusnet)

Giving back to the community or to global projects that support climate change, nature preservation, people in need, and, of course, problem gambling is all part of the gambling entertainment’s way of contributing to world change.

Every month on Casinoplusbonus, the team tracks which gambling companies are most active with their corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects.

For leading providers in the gambling industry, it is increasingly important to engage beyond their sector. Whether it’s environmental projects or unique campaigns like Gamomat and Play’n GO and their climate change initiatives, more companies are showing strength in sustainability and social projects.

This month SOFTSWISS announced its initiative for breast cancer awareness, while just last month the company also joined the ‘Cleaning up the World’ campaign in Poland, which was the 30th event for this initiative. Also recently in the charity news headlines, Flutter announced a donation of €270,000 to BUMBLEance. Plus, below I have the results of Amusnet’s charity slot promotion – Drops of Water.

You can find out which other gambling companies across the globe have recently been involved chargeable causes by sifting back through our previously published charity news report. The best place to start is last month’s Gambling Company Charity News (Sep P2).

SOFTSWISS Pink October Event – Raising Breast Cancer Awareness

SOFTSWISS is increasingly focusing on social projects and environmental conservation. In early October, SOFTSWISS announced its global initiative aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer. The company states in a press release that participating in such an endeavor aligns perfectly with the company’s values.

Employee Campaign Aims to Educate

Thanks to its alliances with more than one thousand companies, SOFTSWISS has a huge reach across the iGaming and sports betting industry helping spread the word about its ‘Pink October’ campaign. The company has earned its numerous partnerships thanks to its tech and industry recognition. SOFTSWISS is also a serial award-winning brand. The company already won the ‘Crypto Gaming Company of the Year’, ‘White Label Supplier of the Year’, and ‘Platform Provider of the Year (Silver)’ accolades at the International Gaming Awards, SBC Awards (Barcelona), and Global Gaming Awards this year, respectivly.

Thanks to the technology company’s success in gambling entertainment SOFTSWISS has B2B partnerships with almost all the top gambling companies, operators, and casino game software providers in the fiat currency and crypto spaces.

Each of these providers benefits from the notoriety of the SOFTSWISS universe, as the premium games from the studios are passed on to online casino operators who work with SOFTSWISS’ platform or other aggregator solutions. Due to this extensive recognition, the company is responsible for leading by example. It is, therefore, not surprising that Pink October holds enormous significance for SOFTSWISS and fits perfectly into the company’s values. Participation in the initiative involves running an employee campaign under the motto ‘Let’s Think Pink’.

In addition to various other activities, the iGaming solutions provider will host a Q&A stream with a breast care specialist to raise awareness of the subject. Additional attention within the teams will be generated through a Pink October Breakfast.

Cleaning up the World’ campaign: SOFSWISS joined hundreds of companies in Poland last month for the 30th international environmental campaign ‘Cleaning up the World’. The project aims to improve the environmental state of the local area.

Amusnet Drops of Water Charity Slot Campaign Results

In September 2022, I published an article covering video slots that donate part of the profits to charity. The report was Play slots that donate to charity, including the Drops of Water Video Slot by Amusnet and Big Cat Rescue Megaways by Red Tiger Gaming. And recently, Amusnet published the results of its Drops of Water campaign.

• The campaign helped 5,000+ people in need of accessible water.
• 3% of all profits went to charity.
• The slot was live across 30 jurisdictions and available via 600 operators.
• A ‘Dare to Adventure’ promotion was offered to operators to promote the slot.
• 39 operators participated in the campaign offering free spins, cashback offers, and tournaments.

For the full report by Amusnet, see the news report on the software provider’s website – Announcing the winners in Amusnet’s charity slot. Make sure to scroll down for an excellent set of photos of the Amusnet team in Africa bringing clean and fresh water to local communities.

Supporting a Healthier Environment: Amusnet was a lead sponsor for Bulgaria’s 2023 Legion Run, which attracted 4,000+ people. Hosting an exclusive stall and fielding more than 50 staff members in the challenging 5-km circuit, the software provider demonstrated its dedication to employee well-being and corporate solidarity.

More Heartfelt Charity News

• Flutter Entertainment: Flutter’s Charity Ball in Dublin, Ireland raised €270,000 for BUMBLEance. The non-profit as a children’s medical transport system in Ireland. Flutter’s worldwide Positive Impact Plan has helped the organisation make future plans to increase its effectiveness.
• NSW Problem Gambling Initiative: The government of New South Wales allocated A$ 100 million to counter gambling-related issues. The funds came from from the huge Star Casino fines. This debut budget  includes a three-year plan with A$ 21.7 million earmarked annually.
• BetMGM Tackles Problem Gambling: BetMGM has partnered Kindbridge Behavioral Health to pioneer mental healthcare for those who suffer from the effects of problem gambling in Colorado. Facilitated by recent rule changes from Colorado’s Division of Gaming, the project aims to provide immediate mental health evaluation and community support.