Summary In this conversation, Brad Price, Dan Crawford and Jason McKee discusses the inception and growth of the Con-tribution initiative, which partners with nonprofit organizations to host tabletop gaming events. The focus is on the upcoming STEAM into Star Wars event, an interview with Tom Gross and Dan Reem, two teachers from Washington Community High School, highlighting its family-friendly nature and the variety of activities planned. The discussion also touches on the importance of community engagement, the role of gaming in education, the significance of volunteerism in supporting local nonprofits, and an emphasis on the need for inclusive gaming experiences that cater to all ages and interests, fostering a sense of community and fun. Mentioned in this episode: STEAM Into Star WarsWashington Community High School Library InstagramCoffee with Kenobi PodcastRebel Base Card PodcastThe Hyperion Hub Podcast Teachers in the Dungeon PodcastJeremy BerkleyOlivia J. Bennett 501st Legion - Vader's Fist IDEA / IDEACONThe Mandalorian: Adventures Board GameStar Wars: Clone Wars Board GameVagrant Song Board GameRhino Hero Super Battle Board GameTicket to Ride Board GameHorrified Board GamePandemic Board GameHeart of Illinois Big Brothers Big SistersNeighborhood House PeoriaAdvocates for AccessPeoria Riverfront MarketWaffle PopCabbages and Kings GamesZeek'sFlatCon 2025Con-tribution 2025 Takeaways The Con-tribution initiative supports local nonprofits through gaming events.STEAM into Star Wars combines education and entertainment for families.Community engagement is crucial for the success of gaming conventions.Games can serve as effective educational tools in schools.Volunteerism plays a significant role in supporting nonprofit organizations.Family-friendly events encourage participation from all age groups.The gaming community is growing and becoming more inclusive.Gamification can enhance learning experiences for students.Building a gaming community requires collaboration and creativity.
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