Andromeda Galactic Solutions Founders Play Games Online to Benefit Children
Extra Life Fundraiser to Raise Money for Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis

The team at Andromeda Galactic Solutions have been raising funds for Riley Hospital for Children through Extra Life by hosting multiple gaming activities in 2020. For their final event of the year, the founders have challenged their friends at Arana Software to participate in an online board game.

Both teams are raising money for their respective Extra Life Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals - Arana is raising money for St. Rose Dominican in Henderson, NV while Andromeda is raising money for Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, IN. The event will be live-streamed via Twitch on December 27th at 10:00pm EST. The participants have chosen to play the board game Splendor in an effort to raise awareness for the cause.

Extra Life unites thousands of gamers around the world to play games in support of their local Children's Miracle Network Hospital. Since its inception in 2008, Extra Life has raised over $70 million for sick and injured kids. In 2019, Andromeda raised more than $1,800 with Extra Life and their 2020 goal is $2,537.

Your donation is tax-deductible and will make miracles happen for families who desperately need them. Donations can be made at: https://www.extra-life.org/participant/mrdowden

“We continue to be excited about raising money for kids,” said Michael Dowden, Founder & CEO of Andromeda. “Playing games has been one fundraising option that has remained available throughout 2020, and is something we can do even across time zones. Our own team has been impacted by the services offered by Riley this year, and we are happy to give back to the community.”

Now, more than ever, local Children's Miracle Network Hospitals need our help. These two software consulting companies are uniting with thousands of other gamers this year to offer hope to vulnerable kids. You can learn how local children's hospitals are being impacted by COVID-19 at http://kidscantwait.org.