

Cancer continues to pose a major threat in today’s society and requires a ton of money for treatment, which not everyone can afford. The disease not only affects the lives of the victims but also takes a toll on their loved ones, both physically and mentally. This is where the NGOs and other possible communities step in to help the needy, by providing the right financial aid. For that, they look out for celebrities, investors, and people wanting to donate to a good cause. DrLupo has become the prime example of this as he hosted a massive stream for St. Jude, a children’s research hospital.
DrLupo is one of the well-known steamers of the esports industry. He rose to success alongside Ninja and TimeTheTatman when the trio entertained millions with Fortnite content. Since then, fans have been adoring Doc for his versatile personality and supporting him for his good work.
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It all started when DrLupo announced his partnership with St. Jude children’s research hospital to help fight cancer. He hosted a special stream for the cause, inviting thousands of fans to extend their support. The streamer was able to raise a massive number that nobody expected to see.
DrLupo goes bald as he raises millions for a good cause
DrLupo organized a 24-hour stream where the YouTuber teamed up with Darkness, PoolShark, NotFabTV, and AimsTV. The stream featured tons of Minecraft content, followed by UNO and Minecraft Dungeons.
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Doc started the stream on December 17, at around 12 PM, churning it up until the next afternoon. By the end of the stream, he was able to raise $1,027,335.10. This is part of a $13 million cumulative amount raised since the start of his support of St. Jude in 2017. That $13 million is part of $50 million raised by the global gaming community. All funds raised during his livestream were directed to St. Jude children’s research hospital.

However, Lupo’s 24-hour stream was not the only achievement of the event, as he also shaved his head off for the kids. This grabbed the attention of thousands of fans as they applauded him for his work. Tons of comments flew in, saying, “You’re an absolute legend. We love ya Lupo thanks for doing what you do.” Additionally, some others had more things to add. Here’s what they had to say.
Gaming. Does. Good. 💜❤️
— St. Jude PLAY LIVE (@StJudePLAYLIVE) December 19, 2022
This year was such an exciting and heartfelt evolution for BAC this year ❤️
Congratulations on the huge milestone!
— Broman (@Professorbroman) December 18, 2022
Wow, W
— FaZe Swagg ☢️ (@Swagg) December 19, 2022
As always, a truly fantastic event. So proud of you and @MrsDrLupo + everyone else involved! Thank you for everything you do.
— Jack “CouRage” Dunlop (@CouRageJD) December 18, 2022
You’re a legend!
— Max Holloway (@BlessedMMA) December 18, 2022
GGs Lupo! 💜
Sidenote, you going beanies or hat? 😂
— TeJay (@OnlyTeJay) December 18, 2022
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You're a legend.
— Anne Munition (@AnneMunition) December 20, 2022
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All in all, it was a heartfelt moment for the esports industry as everyone united to support the cause. Notably, in June, the esports community lost one of its favorite Minecraft streamers Technoblade to cancer. So, kudos to everyone who contributed.
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