The first OfflineTV Charity VALORANT Tournament raises $70,000 for different charities over this weekend. The winning team, Team Toast, raised $28,000 for the Inspiring Children Foundation.

$70,000 RAISED FOR CHARITY THANKS TO OFFLINETV

Team Toast, led by Jeremy “DisguisedToast” Wang, won the first OfflineTV Charity VALORANT Tournament last weekend. Held on both Saturday and Sunday, fans got to watch their celebrity streamers compete in intense VALORANT matches on the group's Twitch channel.

DisguisedToast wasn't the best player in the tournament, but the composition of his team led to the team's win. While Toast himself came clutch in some moments of the tournament, his teammates Natsumiii, Valkyrae, Peter Park, and Kristoferyee also carried a load of the work. Indeed, the tournament is filled with various Twitch personalities. Each team in the tournament was named after their team captains, members of OfflineTV: LilyPichu, Pokemaine, Scarra, and Michael Reeves. Other notable streamers who played in the tournament include Jacksepticeye, QuarterJade, and Sydeon.

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The tournament raised over $60,000 over the course of its live stream this weekend. In addition to the $10,000 contributed by Riot Games' Social Impact Fund, the total prize pool became $70,000. Seltzer, DDK, and Vansilli provided commentary for the OfflineTV Charity VALORANT Tournament.

DisguisedToast's team won $28,000 for placing first, with Team Lily going second for $21,000. Toast's team donated their winnings to the Inspiring Children Foundation, while Lily's team donated to non-profit Stop AAPI Hate. Team Poki comes next, winning $10,500 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Michael Reeve's team chose the ACLU Foundation as their beneficiary, to whom they donate $7,000. Finally, Team Scarra donated $3,500 to the non-profit Rise Above the Disorder.

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