1spin4win recognises igaming partners joining the United for Impact charity initiative

1spin4win welcomes Affilka, Focus Gaming News, and BGaming as new partners to its United for Impact charity initiative, which aims to improve healthcare access for children in Kenya facing cancer.

Press release.- 1spin4win welcomes United for Impact partners, helping to improve healthcare access for children in Kenya and invites new supporters.

Affilka, Focus Gaming News, and BGaming have joined United for Impact, a 1spin4win charity initiative designed to improve access to specialised healthcare for children in Kenya facing cancer and CNS-related conditions. By contributing to the campaign, the partners help raise funds for diagnosis, treatment, transport, and other essential aid for vulnerable families. 

This support is especially important in Kenya, where financial barriers often delay professional care and lead to treatment abandonment, leaving the childhood cancer survival rate at around 20 per cent, compared with over 80 per cent in many developed countries.

As part of the initiative, 1spin4win works with Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital Foundation, the charitable arm of one of Kenya’s leading paediatric hospitals. Each year, the organisation serves more than 400,000 patients through a network of 18 medical centres.

As United for Impact continues, 1spin4win invites more companies across the igaming industry to take part in the initiative. With a range of partnership formats available, each company can choose the level of participation that best fits its goals and resources.

igaming brands interested in joining United for Impact can learn more about the initiative here: https://www.1spin4win.com/united-for-impact

Valiantsina Dubavets, head of marketing at 1spin4win, commented, “United for Impact shows how the growing public reach of the igaming sector can be applied to urgent global challenges and create positive change beyond the industry. We are grateful to Affilka, Focus Gaming News, and BGaming for taking part in this effort and helping to improve access to medical care for young patients in Kenya. Their involvement proves that responsible businesses can use their visibility, networks, and resources to make a meaningful difference.”