September 1, 2022 · News

DoubleDown Interactive announces 10 000 donation to ASPCA

DoubleDown Interactive will make a $10,000 contribution to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
DoubleDown Interactive announces  10 000 donation to ASPCA

DoubleDown Interactive testament do a $10,000 part to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).

Users were also invited to take part inwards a play-to-enter giveaway to demonstrate their keep for the ASPCA.

Titled Paws for the Cause, this case was intended to extend players a chance to “express their enthusiasm for serving the ASPCA” and to get wind about the organisation’s work.

“We are committed to large-hearted outreach as a principle, and we seek to funding organisations that not only when resonate with us but with our players as well,” said In Keuk Kim, DoubleDown’s CEO.

“Players get verbalised appreciation inward past tense years when we partnered with various brute organisations, making it enlighten that our fans experience as strongly as we do most fauna welfare.”

Matthew Carroll, Senior Manager, ASPCA Cause Partnerships & Events, thanked DoubleDown for its donation, commenting: “We are thankful for DoubleDown’s livelihood of beast welfare.

“This donation will go a long way of life inward portion animals inwards demand crosswise the country, and we apprize DoubleDown and their players’ commitments to the welfare and refuge of animals.”

This sympathetic endeavour will insure DoubleDown last the hebdomad on a heights after it began on a less prescribed note.

On 29 August, the companionship proclaimed an “agreement inward principle” to steady down a lawsuit, an correspondence that testament insure it conduce to a $415m fund. However, DoubleDown will likely live happy to put this thing to rest.

Meanwhile, earlier inward August, DoubleDown recorded a 14% revenue bead for Q2, which inward grow contributed to an over $30m network loss.

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