Pragmatic Play donation

Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry says it always strives to give back to the local communities where they are based and to recognise the immense difference that  charities and non-profits make to help those in need. 

It is Pragmatic Play’s stated mission to be a proactive contributor towards society and to assist the missions of those who strive to make the world a little better each day.

The company's donations were as follows:

Homeless Animal Hospital (Romania) 
After a previous contribution, Pragmatic Play gave a further donation of €7,000 to the team at the Homeless Animal Hospital just outside Bucharest, Romania.  

The team there does "immense" work in caring for and providing medical treatment to homeless animals that do not have anyone to look after them. Representatives from Pragmatic Play saw first-hand, how a small amount of love and affection goes such a long way in giving these animals a better quality of life.  

ANAIS Association (Romania) 
The ANAIS association was founded at the end of 2011, with its main purpose being to promote, respect and defend the rights of abused women, children, and young people. 
 
Pragmatic Play recently donated the amount of €10,000 to this association. 

The Anais Association’s team in return offered female Pragmatic Play staff an information and education workshop to prevent and combat violence against women. 

The provider says it hopes their donation can assist the ANAIS organisation in their fight both at local and national levels of government to have the rights of women prioritised. 

Step Up For Parkinson’s (Malta) 
Pragmatic Play was "delighted" to visit the Step Up For Parkinson’s team at their centre in Malta. 
 
The team there does terrific work in raising awareness for and supporting those who suffer from the effects of Parkinson’s disease in their lives, the provider says.

One "innovative" approach the team uses is to host free specialised movement classes for sufferers of the disease.

These classes involve light exercise, dance and general movement for the group, creating a feel-good factor and plenty of smiling faces in the room!  

Pragmatic Play donated €5,000 to the foundation in the hope it can bring a better quality of life to all those affected by Parkinson’s in the local community. 

YMCA (Malta) 
Pragmatic Play recently supported the YMCA Malta, an NGO that offers shelter and other services to the homeless and socially disadvantaged community, by making a €10,000 donation. 

Offering a spectrum of services to the underprivileged, including opportunities to help find work, food schemes, counselling services and so much more, YMCA Malta is "at the forefront" of assisting and reintegrating the homeless community in Malta.

Julian Jarvis, Pragmatic Play CEO, said: “The past 18 months have been a leveller for people from all walks of life, but none have suffered more than the homeless community. 

“With mental health being put in sharper focus than ever before, YMCA Malta is a fitting destination for our donation, appreciated for the wide range of services they provide to disadvantaged people.” 

Calpe House (Gibraltar) 
Pragmatic Play teamed up within Calpe House in Gibraltar and donated £11,000 to the team there. 

Calpe House provide accommodation and support for patients and escorts sent to the UK under the Gibraltar Health Authority.  

Pragmatic’s donation will be used by Calpe House to build a dedicated business suite at their premises at 19-23 Norfolk Square, London.

The business suite will allow sponsored patients and/or their escorts to have a space in which to carry out remote working whilst they are away from Gibraltar. 

As a digital business, enabling remote working and tech capabilities very much aligns with the values of Pragmatic Play. 





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