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<\/p>\nHumble Bundle has just launched a brand-new bundle that not only collects some of the best Arc System Works games like Guilty Gear -Strive- and BlazBlue: Central Fiction, but also supports the Raiden Science Foundation and its Fight4Rare initiative, which helps ignite hope and advance rare disease research. <\/p>\n
This Arc System Works EVO Collection Humble Bundle, which runs through July 17, holds a $340 value and allows you to unlock a bundle of 10 items (games and DLC coupons!) for a donation of at least $5. If you wish to give more, you can get the 13-item bundle for at least $10 and the entire 16-item collection for $20. You can check out all the games and DLC coupons below, but this bundle is very special for a lot of reasons and we wanted to highlight one of them first.<\/p>\n
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The Raiden Science Foundation and its Fight4Rare initiative were founded by Tommy Pham and his wife, Linda, in honor of their son, Raiden. Named after the God of Thunder himself from Mortal Kombat, Raiden is an incredible kid who began experiencing developmental issues at roughly 3 months old.<\/p>\n
Raiden was diagnosed with UBA5 Disorder, which is an ultra-rare genetic condition that only affects fewer than 100 known children worldwide, and this means he can\u2019t sit, walk, talk, or use his limbs. Despite all of this, he is still a \u201chappy kid that behaves like a six-month-old\u201d and \u201chas a personality that lights up every room.\u201d Pham told us that there was virtually no research done on this condition and that he was told there wasn\u2019t much that could be done to help his son, but he wouldn\u2019t accept that answer.<\/p>\n
In November 2021, Tommy and Linda launched the Raiden Science Foundation (RSF), with a focus on shining a light on rare diseases that may not impact many people but are still just as important to research, so they can help the lives that mean everything. Since its founding, RSF has partnered with UMass Chan Medical School and St. Jude Children\u2019s Research Hospital, and it is now working to raise $3 million, after receiving feedback from the FDA to manufacture a treatment for UBA5 Disorder and move it into clinic.<\/p>\n
To help with this mission to get more attention and research done for rare diseases, Pham also launched Fight4Rare, originally called Kombat4Rare, a fundraiser \u201cinspired by Mortal Kombat, Raiden\u2019s name, and the idea that gamers could help fight for something bigger than themselves.\u201d This initiative was received very<\/em> positively, and it evolved into Fight4Rare to encompass even more games.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\nRaiden Science Foundation Photos<\/h3>\n