Call of Duty Endowment Announces The Race Charity Stream for Black Ops 4

The Call of Duty Endowment has announced the date for this year's edition of The Race charity stream with a group of popular Twitch streamers at the center of the action.

Every year sees another title make its entry into the popular first person shooter franchise of Call of Duty and this in turn allows for one non-profit organization to conduct a worthwhile charity project to help veterans find rewarding careers once they have exited their active military service.

This project is the Call of Duty Endowment The Race charity stream that is held each year with the release of a new Call of Duty title, and this year's edition for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, and its details have been announced.

The 2018 The Race charity stream for Black Ops 4 was announced on the official Twitter account for the non-profit organization, and it revealed which four popular Twitch streamers will be at the forefront of raising funds in order to help veterans find the careers they deserve after serving our country.

#TheRace is back and bigger than ever. Tune in Oct 11 to watch @JERICHO, @GoldGloveTV, @hutchinson & @VernNotice play #BlackOps4 for vets. Gear up - this is #TheRace like you’ve never seen it before. pic.twitter.com/x9Hq9ZkXIE
— Call Of Duty Endowment (@CODE4Vets) September 10, 2018

Twitch personalities GoldGlove, VernNotice, JERICHO and HUTCH will be leading the The Race charity stream beginning on October 11th and will be racing to be the first account to hit max prestige in the title's multiplayer mode.

However, with the introduction of the new Blackout battle royale mode and the statement of "this is The Race like you've never seen before" , there will be some intense gameplay coming from the world of Blackout as well as the zombies modes for Black Ops 4 during the time GoldGlove, HUTCH, VernNotice and JERICHO raise as much money as possible for the Call of Duty Endowment and its mission.

For more information on the Call of Duty Endowment and the work they in helping veterans find rewarding careers that can support themselves and their loved ones when their military service has ended, be sure to visit the official website for the organization.

(cover photo courtesy of Call of Duty Endowment and Treyarch)

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