Sennheiser Launches ‘Season of Giving’ Charity Program to Help Gaming Communities
Renowned audio brand Sennheiser is giving back to the gaming community through its ‘Season of Giving’ program. It is an initiative designed to “spread the joy of gaming to those in need.” Sennheiser is donating 1,500 special edition GSP 305 gaming headsets to seven charities across the globe, and an additional 150 headsets directly through Sennheiser’s social media channels.
The participating charities have been working “extensively” around the globe to support gaming communities, or to support communities through gaming. Through the ‘Season of Giving’ program, each organization will receive hundreds of Sennheiser’s popular GSP 305 gaming headsets, a special edition variant of the award-winning GSP 300.
With a combined retail value of over $164,000 and delivering “superior acoustic sound coupled with a broadcast quality noise-canceling microphone,” the devices will be distributed to dedicated charities, including:
- Child’s Play – U.S.
- Female Legends and Pink Orange – Sweden
- Gamer Aid – Australia
- Gaming Aid – Germany
- Special Effect – UK
- Your Corps – New Zealand
Sennheiser encourages gamers who are able to donate this holiday season to consider these charities, directly or through the AmazonSmile program while buying gifts, to further connect with the broader gaming community.
The details can be found at www.sennheiser.com/seasonofgiving.
Andreas Jessen, Senior Director of Product Management & Marketing at Sennheiser, shared, “The holiday season is the time of year to spend quality time with family and friends. It reminds us of the importance of getting involved with, and giving back to, our communities. Gaming, and the amazing community surrounding it, has been a huge positive force and massive source of happiness for many. This holiday season, we’ve chosen to support a number of gaming-related charities that bring joy into people’s lives and help to make this season even more magical for them.”
“For 16 years, Child’s Play has been working with the gaming community to help gamers to give back,” said Travis Eriksen, Executive Director of Child’s Play. “We help normalize the patient experience for kids in over 180 hospitals worldwide by bringing them games and toys, while educating hospital staff on the therapeutic power of both. These headsets will allow hospitalized children to immerse themselves and talk to their friends while playing. We are so excited to share them with our network to empower kids through gaming.”
For those who might not know, the GSP 305 gaming headset has been designed together by Sennheiser and Tencent. The GSP 305 “perfectly combines Paladins’ supreme sound design and Sennheiser’s ultimate audio technology.”
According to the description, it is made for players wanting to level up their Paladins experience with superior sound and comfortable fit and thus intensify the action.
For the ultimate squad performance, the GSP 305 is equipped with a broadcast quality noise-canceling microphone to give you and your fellow champions the upper edge.
Here’s the Brandzone link.
As for Sennheiser, shaping the future of audio and creating unique sound experiences for customers unites Sennheiser employees and partners worldwide.
Founded in 1945, Sennheiser is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of headphones, loudspeakers, microphones and wireless transmission systems.
Are you someone who has used products from Sennheiser? What are your thoughts about the ‘Season of Giving’ program? Let us know.
Author: Farid-ul-Haq
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