Mila Kunis And World Of Warcraft Team For Aid For Ukraine

What a great idea.

Blizzard Entertainment and the massively multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft are proud to be teaming up with Ukrainian-born actress and producer Mila Kunis and BlueCheck Ukraine for a limited-time charity pet program.
BlueCheck Ukraine, co-founded by actor and activist Liev Schreiber in 2022, identifies, vets, and fast-tracks urgent financial support to Ukrainian NGOs and aid initiatives providing life-saving and other critical humanitarian work on the front lines of Russia’s war on Ukraine. They have the proximity, local knowledge, and access to assist those in desperate need. But they need help.
In support of their efforts, Blizzard Entertainment is excited to be teaming up with Mila Kunis for the World of Warcraft Pet Pack for Ukraine. From July 25 until August 29, players can log into World of Warcraft or head to the Battle.net® shop to purchase the exclusive Pet Pack for Ukraine for USD $20, with all proceeds* going toward funding BlueCheck’s work in supporting victims of war.
“The people of Ukraine are in desperate need and BlueCheck does incredible work in providing resources quickly to local groups, including medical assistance, humanitarian aid, , and everything in between,” said Mila Kunis. “The World of Warcraft community is the first gaming community I was ever a part of, with strangers who didn’t care who or what I was–I know how giving they can be, and what they can achieve when we work together. I’m proud to be making a difference to countless lives in Ukraine alongside them.”
“Since the war in Ukraine began over a year ago, the need for humanitarian aid and support has been unrelenting. BlueCheck directly supports vetted NGOs doing the work where it’s needed, and we are thankful to the World of Warcraft community for helping us to help them,” said BlueCheck co-founder Liev Schreiber. “BlueCheck allows us to make a meaningful difference to the courageous and resilient people of Ukraine, and every dollar donated through the purchase of the Pet Pack for Ukraine will allow us to continue that work.”
World of Warcraft is a global community full of players who support each other both in-game and out–this is our chance to do something that will make a difference at scale,” said World of Warcraft executive producer Holly Longdale. “Thanks to our generous players, our charity pet program has raised millions of dollars over the years to help those in need when they need it, and the victims of the war in Ukraine need our help right now. I know our incredible player community will step up and lead their pets around Azeroth with pride, knowing that their donation is going toward the life-saving work of BlueCheck Ukraine.”
The Pet Pack for Ukraine includes two pets matching the colors of the Ukrainian flag:
  • Sunny – a golden retriever pet for World of Warcraft characters
  • Flurky – a murloc pet holding a sunflower (the national flower of Ukraine) for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Classic™ characters
During the Pet Pack for Ukraine program’s duration, players may also choose to donate an amount of their choosing to BlueCheck Ukraine at checkout via Battle.net while making a digital World of Warcraft purchase: this is an optional donation for players who want to support this initiative without purchasing the Pet Pack for Ukraine.
An active subscription is required to play World of Warcraft.
For more information about BlueCheck Ukraine, please visit BlueCheck.in, and for more information about World of Warcraft, please visit WorldofWarcraft.com.

 

6 Comments

  1. Dab said:

    Yeeay,… let’s use video games to further a war

    July 25, 2023
    • gareth said:

      Or imagine this; used to ease suffering and brutality after a sovereign nation was invaded.

      July 26, 2023
  2. Dab said:

    Comments censored here

    July 25, 2023
    • gareth said:

      Hardly

      July 26, 2023
  3. TheAlexWalters said:

    It’s not “The Ukraine”. It’s just Ukraine. You don’t say “the France” or “the Germany”. Not a hate post, just a heads up.

    July 27, 2023
    • gareth said:

      Updated

      July 27, 2023

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