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[SDDMN]

Kevin Fair has been waiting for a Wii U since Monday, and he doesn't plan on keeping the system. He's giving the Wii U away in a raffle at a food drive to benefit the Chicago Food Depository, all part of his I play game charity initiative.



This is a man I can respect.

All that waiting, just to give the console to charity, that's one of those things that makes a good person the way I see it.

http://gonintendo.co...story&id=190549

Full story:

http://www.redeyechi...0,2688250.story

[Occult Satanist]

That's generous good for him, what a kind soul

[Goom]

I sure Hope a Sony or Microsoft fan won't win the raffle.

[Alph]

Bless, I'm glad people are like that! It gives me a lot more hope in humanity!

[MyNameIsMatt]

Wish I could be that generous. That would also be the best prize I've ever seen in any raffle

[scotty79]

Much respect to this guy proper humility and selflessness all rolled into one.

[Bleu]

A very nice thing to do

[Nintendo]

if that's a genuine act of kindness then that's really nice.
But... why a Wii U, seems a bit like one of those people that make sure everyone knows when they're helping those in need...

[SoldMyWiiUAndLeftTheForums]

Wow, very good to know people like these still exist

[Desert Punk]

He looks like an idiot to me, he should have pre-ordered.












Just kidding!

[x-SourApple-x]

That's kind, but people do this kind of thing all the time, even bigger things in fact, and they never get recognition like this.

I think we should sit for a few minutes and think about what some people REALLY do out there for charity.