We're incredibly proud to team up with Twitch Rivals to host the Overwatch 2 Pride Celebration in support of The Trevor Project, where we will be contributing $250,000 in support of this incredible LGBTQIA+ organization.
This is a great event for Overwatch 2. Thank you.
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But there are no cosmetics involved, right?
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Going to be a great event, thanks guys 
I refuse to believe that blizzard care about the LGBT+ community.
You barely care about the hard working women in your own company.
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Overwatch team works for Blizzard, but they aren’t corrupt like Blizzard.
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I hope you’re right DvaDiff
… I hope you’re right.
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I hope so too 
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So are you actually paying up or do we have to fund this one for you as well?
<about 50% /s>
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the LGBT icon they added called “Rainbow” is all you need to know and they called it a “pride update” to a CC and many people were hyped lol
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Awesome to see the OW team doing stuff like this, hopefully someday in the future there’ll be a full pride event with more icons, cool weapon charms and hopefully some flag themed skins for all my LGBT friends
It’d be awesome to have stuff like a rainbow OW icon and some ally stuff too! Would be a fun way for the community and devs to express support
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I am gonna pretend, that this is also for straight suicidal people 
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Wait, it’s a charity for that?
Why aren’t they supporting Samaritans instead? WTH?
https://www.samaritans.org/
Site for the Samaritan charity if anyone is interested, it helps millions of people going through some serious stuff, and there is no discrimination, they care about everyone
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Idk, Moira, just wanted to feel, like someone care for us too xD
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It’s probably a “hey look we care” moment, but the fact they named the LGBTQIA+ icon “rainbow” … yeah, don’t trust it.
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It’s a start for sure. Well done Blizzard.
Fix your reporting system and we are good 
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No major corporation truly cares. But they can be used to spread awareness about important issues and help provide resources to those that need it.
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Thanks Blizzard 
from a gay man! 
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straight people are not marginalized. There are reasons why there is specifically an LGBTQ hotline and charity
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I would disagree with you in this…if it comes to mental health help, you are simply screwed, when you are born in wrong country - straight or not.
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