@cannermark wrote:Hello,
My name is Mark Canner and I am a medical student at Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. I am doing a fundraiser to acquire video game consoles and games for the local Children’s Hospital to make the stay more comfortable and enjoyable for the pediatric patients. As such, I was hoping that you would be willing to donate a copy of Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville for PS4 or Xbox One to help brighten the upcoming holiday season for the children.
Thank you for your time and consideration,
Mark Canner
I’m not sure EA’s position on this... if you’ll find me 2 truly needy children (those whose parents can’t afford things like the newest video game), I’ll donate a copy of one PS4 and one Xbox BfN.
For the sake of Popcap/EA, it would be cool to report back with pictures of them and/or them playing?
Feel free to private message me for more details (organization’s website, etc).
@EA_Blueberry Just tagging you to make sure this is acceptable of me. 😊👍
EDIT: @EA_David if you’re still in the office, I’m sure you can help, too? Just making sure there’s nothing wrong with helping...
Unfortunately now a days we have to be skeptical at first. Without accreditation or licensing it has to be presumed as a scam. I’m not trying to be the bad guy because I would gladly match @spIash_damage offer plus more because I just care more than him. Honestly I don’t know the forum policy on this but I’m pretty sure it’s prohibited. As of now I would say do not message this person and offer anything until it gets cleared up. But by all means help your local folk out this holiday season where you can see and feel the impact.
@pandareno1999 thoughts?
@dwooten77 wrote:
@pandareno1999 thoughts?
I have no idea where this would fall within EA's TOU. I leave this one for Community Management.
