Macmillan Game Heroes: Stephen Alcock and Daniel Buono

Not all heroes wear capes.
KBS Corporate Deal Executives Stephen Alcock and Daniel Buono are supporting Macmillan Cancer Support by participating in a sponsored gaming marathon on January 6 2024 (postponed from original date due to unforeseen circumstances).
As Macmillan Game Heroes, Stephen and Daniel will complete a challenging 24-hour gaming stream to support people living with cancer.
Launched as Game Changers in 2016, Game Heroes is a successful fundraising event which sees Macmillan engage with new supporters from the ever-growing gaming community.
Gamers can participate solo or as part of a team, creating a network of fundraisers across the streaming platform Twitch.
While Daniel will be participating for the first time, Stephen became a Game Hero in 2021, raising £850 for Macmillan.
Stephen said: “Once I heard the news that one of my friends’ family members had been diagnosed with cancer, I organised a Game Heroes stream with a target of raising as much money as possible. “Cancer is a struggle for too many of us and Macmillan expects 3.5 million people will be living with the disease by 2025. We have set a target to raise £1,000 to support Macmillan’s cause and the great work they do throughout the UK.”
The provisional stream schedule, starting at Saturday lunchtime, is:
12pm: Call of Duty Cold War (Gunfight Tournament)
4pm: Modern Warfare 3 (Multiplayer & Warzone)
11pm: For Honour (Multiplayer)
1am: Back 4 Blood (Campaign Run Through)
8am: Fall Guys (Multiplayer)
10am: MW3 (Multiplayer)
If you would like to support Macmillan Game Heroes Stephen and Daniel, please visit their JustGiving page.