Most of us think of games as a fun activity with our friends and family, that’s just the beginning. Playing games teaches cooperation, creative problem solving, strategic thinking, social skills, and so much more. More than just a way to pass time, games are inherently educational.

Board games help people connect in new ways, they improve academics, and they help with anxiety and depression.

Unfortunately, games can be difficult to get for the people that could use them the most. This problem is precisely what led to the creation of RCGO in the first place.

Join us in helping bringing these resources to the children and communities who can really benefit.