Inside The Gaming Studio - Child's Play Project Manager Jamie Dillion
by Patrick Dane

I think charity is important to any community, regardless of the unifying factor. Gamers know firsthand what a positive impact games can make in their lives.That is the point of view of Jamie Dillion, Child's Plays Project Manager. It is an important point. Charity has been part of almost all communities and culture through out time and there is no reason why ours shouldn't. And it seem that Child's Play hes helped to fill that void within hte community. The donations prove it. The charity provides an organisation for many gamers to band around. For many, it is quite possibly their first experience of giving to charity with their own money.
I know we hear from students frequently who want to do projects or fundraisers because Child's Play is a cause that is special to them, which is awesome.As gamers, we understand the power of gaming for ourselves. The sense of community and exploration it can offer to those who sometimes feel secluded. The news that that Child's Play is expanding its horizons to even more children who could feel secluded in the same way can create a mutual understanding and sense of care for one another.
The gaming community is really what grows us each and every year - by spreading the word, donating and running fundraisers the community has really taken Child's Play to the next level. We are planning to expand our benefit network to assist children in domestic violence shelters.
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Patrick Dane is someone who spends too much of his time looking at screens. Usually can be seen pretending he works as a film and game blogger, short film director, PA, 1st AD and scriptwriter. Known to frequent London screening rooms, expensive hotels, couches, Costa coffee and his bedroom. If found, could you please return to the internet.
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