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JOIN OUR FIGHT AGAINST CANCER
AT SWEDEN’S NEW LAN FESTIVAL!
The Swedish Cancer Society and Glitched are joining forces to organise Sweden’s largest LAN fundraising
event in support of cancer research. From 13 to 16 June at Elmia in Jönköping.
June 13th - June 16th | Elmia, Jönköping
Hey, creator!
This is for you
Play Together Against Cancer – Stream for the Next Breakthrough!
Glitched is supporting the Swedish Cancer Society in hosting one of Sweden’s largest LAN fundraisers – and you can be part of making a difference! This weekend, Play Together Against Cancer, with the goal of raising money for cancer research – live, online, and together with thousands of gamers.
What we’ve done so far!
Brands – this is how you can contribute!
Cancerfonden is taking part in Glitched in Jönköping as part of our initiative Play Together Against Cancer. We're now looking for passionate partners who want to make a difference – through gaming.
During the event, we'll be running a livestream together with gamers and content creators to raise money for life-saving cancer research. By supporting our fundraising, your company shows it cares about a cause that affects us all – while reaching a highly engaged digital audience.
Here’s how you can join in:
🕹️ Donate to our livestream – your contribution will be highlighted during the broadcast and strengthen your profile as a socially conscious, future-focused organisation
📣 Share the campaign – help us reach even more people through your own channels
Want to know more about how you can contribute or have your own idea?
SPECIAL THANKS
About The Swedish Cancer Society
When the Swedish Cancer Society was founded by two cancer survivors in the 1950s, only three out of ten people survived a cancer diagnosis. We are the leading cancer charity in Sweden, dedicated to saving lives through research, advocacy, information and support.
We finance research. We work to beat cancer faster through financing the best cancer research in Sweden.
We inform and support. We strive to inform and support everyone affected by cancer, both those with cancer and next of kin, by spreading information about cancer, treatments and research as well as through our support line.
We make change happen. Politics plays an important role in the fight to beat cancer and our advocacy work is very important. Politicians decide the preconditions for prevention, health care and research.
Today, more than two out of three people survive, but more research is needed to beat cancer.
