Call of Duty Endowment launches Black Ops: Cold War benefit bundle

Call of Duty Endowment has released a charity Challenger Pack for players to purchase in Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War.

The Call of Duty Endowment is a charity started by Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick to place veterans in the US and UK in high-quality civilian jobs. It has placed 77,265 veterans in jobs to date.

The Challenger Pack is available now in Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War, which launches November 13, and will debut in Warzone in December. All net proceeds from sales go to the endowment, and will be available until $ 5 million is collected.

Bundle includes “The Stripe” marksman rifle weapon blueprint, which is a three-round burst pistol with multiple pre-configured accessories and a tiger-themed patriotic camouflage.

Above: The Call of Duty Endowment has placed 77,265 veterans in jobs.

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Also includes “The Standard Issue” Pistol Weapon Blueprint, a reliable secondary weapon with several preconfigured accessories; the Calling Card, which allows players to sport the red and blue tiger camouflage and its support to help place veterans in high-quality jobs. Players can equip it with their player profiles in the Multiplayer Barracks or Zombies section.

The pack also includes an emblem that you can equip on Barracks and a weapon charm that you can equip on most weapons in Gunsmith. You will also get a weapon decal and a double weapon XP token for multiplayer advancement.

So far this year, the donation has placed 11,167 veterans in jobs at an average cost of $ 492 per placement. About 94% of those jobs are full-time and 93% are post-9/11 veterans. About 22% of those placed are women, and the six-month retention rate is 89%. The median starting salary is $ 61,195.