Yes, the money went out. The video pledged $20 to charity for every death with Wardogs cheats. The session ended on 8 deaths, and 8 separate $20 donations went to Gamers Outreach Foundation on September 30, 2026, each one made on camera before the next match. The charity received $160. With the card processing fees we covered on every payment, $170.32 left our account. The receipts below are the charity's own, and every receipt number and timestamp is listed so you can check them against the video.
Watch the video: Every Time I Die With Wardogs Cheats, I Donate $20 To Charity. Each payment is made live and the confirmation email is opened on screen before the next deployment.
The rule
One death, one donation, $20, paid before the next match. No lump sum at the end and no rounding down. Crashes and disconnects counted the same as a kill: whatever put him back at the deploy screen moved the counter, and the money followed the counter. The one exception was a server kick at 13:28, seconds after a respawn, which was not counted.
Where the money went
Gamers Outreach Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It builds GO Karts, wheeled gaming stations that hospital staff roll into patient rooms, and supports more than 350 children's hospitals with them. Its federal tax ID is 26-0321174. That number is printed on every receipt and is the quickest way to confirm the organization is real: search it in the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search or open its page on ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, which carries its public filings.
Every death, every receipt
Receipt numbers are assigned by the charity's donation system, not by us, and they run in order because the donations were made in order. The time in the third column is when that system generated the receipt PDF, in UTC, read from the file itself. The whole run spans 70 minutes of one sitting.
| Death | Receipt number | Issued (UTC) | To the charity | Charged to us |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 at 2:51 | 195867765 | 15:56 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 2 at 6:34 | 195868727 | 16:16 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 3 at 7:45 | 195868962 | 16:20 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 4 at 8:39 | 195869168 | 16:24 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 5 at 10:46 | 195869760 | 16:35 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 6 at 13:05 | 195870297 | 16:46 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 7 at 14:49 | 195870739 | 16:55 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| 8 at 16:16 | 195871311 | 17:06 | $20.00 | $21.29 |
| Total: 8 deaths | 8 receipts | $160.00 | $170.32 |
Every line is $20.00 to the charity plus $1.29 in processing fees that we chose to cover, $21.29 per death.
The receipts
Eight images, one per donation, rendered straight from the PDFs the charity issued. The only edit is the donor address line, which is blanked on each image. The receipt number, the tax ID, the date and the amounts are exactly as issued.
How to check it yourself
- Look up tax ID 26-0321174. It belongs to Gamers Outreach Foundation, Ann Arbor, MI, in both registries linked above.
- Count the receipt numbers. There are 8 distinct numbers from 195867765 to 195871311, in the order the deaths happened. A single lump sum would have produced one.
- Match the times. The receipt files were generated between 15:56 and 17:06 UTC on September 30, 2026, two days before the video was published, in the same order as the deaths.
- Watch the payments happen. The video shows each donation form being submitted and each confirmation email being opened, with the counter moving from $20 to $160.
- Gamers Outreach is an independent charity. We did not issue these receipts; its donation system did.
One thing worth being clear about
The charity got $160, not $170.32. The donation form offers to cover the card processing fee so the full $20 reaches the charity, and that box was ticked every time. It adds $1.29 per donation, $10.32 across the eight, and it comes out of our side, not theirs.
The cheat in the video is Frost for Wardogs. Its current detection status is on the status page.
