Yesterday, Activision Blizzard announced today that it is continuing its award winning in-game program that supports veteran hiring with The Call of Duty®: WWII – Call of Duty™ Endowment Fear Not Personalization Pack. The Pack includes a special Call of Duty Endowment in-game weapon charm, Monty division uniform, viper weapon camo, two specialty calling cards, and two emblems.
Dan Goldenberg, Executive Director of the Call Of Duty Endowment had the following thoughts:
“The continued support from Sledgehammer Games, PlayStation, and Xbox for Call of Duty® in-game items this year is vital to our mission of helping veterans beat unemployment and underemployment as they transition back into civilian life. Via these programs, we have raised more than $3.8 million toward helping veterans into meaningful careers. We want to thank Call of Duty gamers and our partners for their continued support, without which we could not be have helped more than 6,000 vets.”
Aaron Halon, Studio Head at Sledgehammer Games stated the following:
“At Sledgehammer Games, we value our opportunity to support the Call of Duty Endowment, knowing that all the money Activision receives from the content we produce goes to placing veterans in high quality jobs. The chance to work with Jason Heuser on such a special project with the Endowment to create the Fear Not Personalization Pack was incredible. It reflects iconic personalities in a brilliant recreation, and for a great cause. We can’t wait for fans to get their hands on it.”
Call Of Duty: WWII – Call Of Duty Endowment Fear Not Personalization Pack Trailer:
https://youtu.be/Alr_tVD1V_8
Fear Not Personalization Pack
The Fear Not pack is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC platforms in Call of Duty: WWII, priced at $4.99, the in-game store and is available at the Sony and Microsoft online stores. Exclusive to Playstation, a premium animated theme will also be available for $3.99. Playstation gamers can also purchase a bundled Fear Not Personalization Pack & Bravery Personalization Pack along with the animated Theme for Call of Duty®: WWII, at a retail cost of $9.99.
All Activision proceeds received from sales of these digital items will go toward Endowment programs dedicated to finding veterans high quality work. The Call of Duty Endowment is a non-profit foundation started in 2009 by Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick. With a mission to identify and fund the best and most effective employment-focused veteran-serving organizations, the Endowment was initially established in the US to identify and fund best-in-class organizations to place 25,000 veterans in jobs by the end of 2018. That goal was met two years early, and has subsequently and ambitiously been revised to placing 50,000 veterans into high-quality jobs by 2019.
