Charity 30%
Choosing our first charity
How pledges are counted
Giving back
30% of every tip is pledged to a charity we pick together. Here is where it stands, what has been paid out, and the receipts.
Choosing our first charity
How pledges are counted
30% of the value of every tip, bit, sub, Super Chat and KICK is pledged to the charity shown here. The pledges are tracked by the stream; the streamer pays the charity and publishes the receipts below.
Read the full charity disclosure for what counts and what does not.
No charity has been paid out yet. When one is, it will show up here with the date, the amount and a receipt.
Fully pledged on (closed early)
Pledged means promised. The stream keeps count of the share of every tip that belongs to the current charity, and the streamer pays the charity separately. When a payout is made it appears under "Payouts and receipts" with its date and a receipt. Until then, read the number as a promise.
Every tip, bit, sub, Super Chat or KICK has a value in US dollars on the stream (tips at the exchange rate, bits and KICKs at one cent each, subs at their price for viewers). 30% of that value is pledged. Platforms keep their own fees, so the pledge is a share of the value you paid, not of what the streamer receives after fees.
While an egg's total is secret, the charity numbers wait with it and catch up at the hatch. If you only see a bar, the amounts are hidden until then too.
No. A tip is a payment to the streamer, not a donation to the charity, so it is not tax-deductible. You can always give to the charity directly through its own website.
No. The charity receives the streamer's payout, not your tip. That is why the page says pledged until a receipt is posted.