Gaming World Wide Joins Forces with The AbleGamers Foundations

Feb. 4, 2013 - PRLog -- Gaming World Wide (GWW), an organization dedicated to uniting the gaming community through positive and charitable acts, is proud to announce it has entered a working partnership with The AbleGamers Foundation. The alliance will see GWW provide hands-on assistance and support for The AbleGamers Foundation's initiatives, which seek to enrich the social lives of children and adults with disabilities throughout the world.

“The AbleGamers Foundation is thrilled to be joined by the Gaming World Wide organization in support of gamers with disabilities,” said Mark Barlet, CEO and President of the AbleGamers Foundation, adding, “GWW has been instrumental in raising awareness and funds for gamers in need. We believe this partnership will be wonderful for our community, and having strong partners enables us to continue the mission of bringing the joy of video games to those who just need a helping hand.”

As part of their ongoing commitment to Barlet's cause, GWW will wield its network of United Gamers to raise awareness for the Foundation's mission and events through extensive community and industry outreach. GWW will also appear alongside The AbleGamers Foundation at future events; as well as lend its staff's skills, resources, and passion where needed.

“The staff here at Gaming World Wide has vowed to do everything possible to help Mark and The AbleGamers Foundation,” insisted Eric Cummings, GWW Founder and CEO. “Whether you're in the gaming community or not, it's within everyone's best interest to help this organization achieve its goals.”

About Gaming World Wide

Gaming World Wide is comprised of gamers and industry stakeholders who have united to design, develop, and conduct positive acts for gamers and the gaming community. Founded by Eric Cummings in 2012, it exists to enhance positivity within the industry and raise awareness for charitable causes throughout the world. To date, it has raised thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Society and helped raise enough money to allow a Disabled Gamer by the name of Mike Begum to fix his Special Needs Van (which has since broken down). For more, visit www.gamingworldwide.host-ed.me/gwwwebmaster/ and find them on Facebook www.facebook.com/pages/Gaming-World-Wide/267618266625856. (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gaming-World-Wide/26761826...)

About The AbleGamers Foundation  

The AbleGamers Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity that runs AbleGamers.com, which provides news and reviews on the accessibility of mainstream video game titles, as well as consultation on assistive technology.  As an alternative to Serious Gaming, mainstream video games supply many disabled individuals and veterans with rehabilitation as well as social stimulation in situations where they may be otherwise shut out of society's idea of normal everyday life.

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Contact The AbleGamers Foundation:

For more information about this topic, the AbleGamers Foundation, AbleGamers.com, or to schedule an interview with Mark Barlet, President of AbleGamers, call Steve Spohn at 1-855-ABLEGAMERS(225-3426) ext. 101 or email press@AbleGamers.com.

Contact Gaming World Wide:
Eric Cummings
C.E.O. Creator, Founder
Gaming World Wide  
(860) 326-5147
E: merciless365@yahoo.com