Our Mission
Gaming brings people together, but community is what keeps us here. Soulless Gaming is dedicated to using our platform to champion charities that deserve the spotlight. From breaking the silence around sudden infant death and the isolation of ostomy and IBD surgeries, to shifting the narrative toward true autism acceptance, we play to spark the tough conversations. Our mission is to dismantle social stigmas, educate our community, and channel our collective energy into raising the funds these organizations need to fulfill their life-changing missions. We are going to be working on more areas of awareness for more charities as we grow as a community!
Crohn's & Colitis Canada
Crohn’s & Colitis Canada is the largest national, volunteer-based health charity dedicated to finding cures and improving the lives of over 300,000 Canadians living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Because Canada has some of the highest incidence rates of IBD in the world, the organization runs several high-impact initiatives to raise crucial research funds and break the stigma around these invisible illnesses.
Ostomy Canada Society
Ostomy Canada Society is a national, non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to supporting the estimated 150,000+ Canadians living with an ostomy (a surgically created opening for the discharge of body wastes). Because bowel and bladder surgeries carry a heavy social stigma and can cause significant lifestyle anxiety, their initiatives focus heavily on reclaiming a high quality of life and normalizing the conversation.
Autism Canada
Autism Canada is a national health charity representing autistic individuals, their families, and caregivers. Celebrating its 50th year of service, the organization has evolved from focusing strictly on "awareness" to championing true autism acceptance, neurodiversity, and self-advocacy. They are unique in ensuring that autistic individuals actively lead the conversation regarding their own support and policy needs.
Baby's Breath Canada
Baby’s Breath Canada is the country's only national charitable foundation focused exclusively on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and sudden unexpected infant deaths, including stillbirths. Founded over 50 years ago (originally as the Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths), the organization operates under a deeply sensitive mandate. Because infant loss is devastating and frequently leaves families isolated by grief, their initiatives balance a serious public health focus with deeply compassionate bereavement support.