I'm lovin' this charity drive! It's like our government is doing something right when they encourage private citizens to give back to society 
. I mean, think about it, we're living in a time where corporations and individuals are already shelling out millions for various causes, so why not make it easy for people to participate? 
It's also interesting to see how this event highlights the importance of supporting organizations like EFF and Child's Play. These guys are doing real work, advocating for net neutrality and helping kids in need - that's something we can all get behind!
The prizes are just the cherry on top, I guess 
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But let's be real, if our politicians were as effective at mobilizing people around a cause as Ars Technica is with this charity drive, we'd have solved some of our nation's problems by now
. So, while I'm all for this initiative, can't we just get our leaders to put their money where their mouth is? 
. I mean, think about it, we're living in a time where corporations and individuals are already shelling out millions for various causes, so why not make it easy for people to participate? It's also interesting to see how this event highlights the importance of supporting organizations like EFF and Child's Play. These guys are doing real work, advocating for net neutrality and helping kids in need - that's something we can all get behind!
The prizes are just the cherry on top, I guess .But let's be real, if our politicians were as effective at mobilizing people around a cause as Ars Technica is with this charity drive, we'd have solved some of our nation's problems by now
. So, while I'm all for this initiative, can't we just get our leaders to put their money where their mouth is? 
! It's amazing to see how Ars Technica has been supporting good causes for years now. The prizes they're offering are insane - I mean, who wouldn't want a Pixel 9 Pro Fold or an Analogue 3D retro gaming console? 
But seriously, it's awesome that people can support organizations like Child's Play and EFF, which do such important work.
. And the fact that they're including free entry options for those who don't want to donate makes it feel more accessible to everyone.
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we used to play games on our Commodore 64s and just dreamed of winning big like now! It's awesome that Ars Technica is doing this charity drive again, supporting such cool causes like Child's Play and the EFF. Those prizes? Mind-blowing 
! I'm definitely entering the sweepstakes – fingers crossed! 
Donate a little or not at all, it's still about giving back to good karma 
. And let me tell you, that vintage Atari console is calling my name 
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. Don't get me wrong, supporting good causes is awesome, but sometimes it feels like people are throwing around cash like it's going out of style 
. What are these charities actually doing with all this money? Are they transparent about their budgets and goals? Or is it just a bunch of corporate PR spin 
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. Scientists are saying we're still in a state of emergency and need to cut emissions ASAP. Like, what's the point of winning some gaming prize if our planet is toast? 
? its for a good cause too, so even if u dont win, u get 2 support penny arcade's child's play and the eff 
dont miss out on dis chance 2 win some amazing prizes and support some cool causes!