League Of Legends Star Faker To Donate Entire October Stream Revenue
League of Legend's pro player Lee Sang-hyeok -- better known as 'Faker' -- plans to donate all the revenue from his October streams to the United Nations Foundation.
The SK Telecom T1 mid-laner is known for his charitable efforts. Previously, he wore clothes from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) on stream in an effort to help provide promotion for the organization.
Faker has also promised to participate in even more charity events -- although he hasn't specified which ones yet. That said, with nearly 1.5 million followers and around 600 subs (according to Twitch Stats) Faker should be able to bring in a pretty good chunk of cash for any of the charities he decides to support.
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