Tree-planting drives, December marathons and a water campaign from 2013 sit side by side here. Scale matters, and so does who started first.
1MrBeastCo-led #TeamTrees and #TeamSeas and runs Beast Philanthropy, a channel whose entire revenue funds food banks and relief work.1000pts
2Tyler OakleyRaised more than a million dollars for the Trevor Project across his birthday fundraisers.814pts
3MarkiplierCharity livestreams for the Cincinnati Children's Hospital and Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, plus proceeds from his film.597pts
4Lilly SinghUNICEF goodwill ambassador whose #GirlLove campaign funded girls' education through the Malala Fund.546pts
5Hank GreenCo-founder with his brother John of the Project for Awesome, the annual Nerdfighter charity drive running since 2007.488pts
6MoistCr1TiKaLCharlie White, who donated his early channel earnings for years and runs recurring charity streams.488pts
7NinjaFortnite streamer whose 2018 charity streams for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention set early records.423pts
8Ludwig AhgrenCreator whose charity subathons and Mogul Money events have sent millions to No Kid Hungry and other causes.423pts
9PewDiePieRaised $446,462 for charity: water in 2013 and ran repeated drives for Save the Children and the WWF.423pts
10Ryan TrahanHis penny-to-cross-America series and 50-states run raised millions for Feeding America.423pts
11DrLupoStreamer whose annual Build Against Cancer marathons have raised more than $10 million for St. Jude.423pts
12Mark RoberCo-founder of #TeamTrees and #TeamSeas with MrBeast, and of the autism-focused Color the Spectrum stream.349pts
13Hasan PikerTwitch political streamer whose charity streams funded relief for Turkey's 2023 earthquake and Gaza aid groups.349pts
14YogscastThe Jingle Jam game bundle, which has raised tens of millions of pounds every December since 2011.349pts
15JacksepticeyeHost of the annual Thankmas livestream, which has raised more than $10 million in a single December.163pts
16DreamMinecraft creator whose charity streams and merch drops have funded mental-health and relief organisations.0pts
Photo credits
- MrBeast — Tyren Redd, CC BY 4.0
- Tyler Oakley — Collision Conf, CC BY 2.0
- Markiplier — Ethan Nestor, CC BY 3.0
- Lilly Singh — Jay Dixit, CC BY 4.0
- Hank Green — Tessa Bury, CC BY 4.0
- MoistCr1TiKaL — Ruxin34, CC BY 3.0
- Ludwig Ahgren — State Farm, CC BY 2.0
- Ryan Trahan — jade darmawangsa, CC BY 3.0
- DrLupo — Minda Haas Kuhlmann, CC BY 2.0
- Mark Rober — Newhcrossaint, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Hasan Piker — Poisonwithahawkseye, CC BY 4.0
- Yogscast — Howard Lake, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Jacksepticeye — Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0
