The Pokémon Company International has committed to giving organizations that work to better the lives of disadvantaged children a minimum of $25 million over the course of five years.
Helping Out

The money will go to organizations “that nurture children, help create equitable communities, or a combination of both” on a local, national, and worldwide level.
Gotta Give ‘Em All

Additionally, a ton of Pokémon games, trading cards, and toys will be shipped large organizations that give them to kids who wouldn’t otherwise have access to them.
The more well-known video games, such the upcoming Scarlet and Violet, and trading cards are only a small portion of Pokémon’s overall presence. In addition, the business is developing a reality television program, collaborating on a stylish pair of Converse sneakers, designing its own museum exhibitions, and even producing official music with pop musicians like Katy Perry.