The players
behind the joy.
A small crew with an outsized mission. Gamers, parents, survivors, and builders — all here for the same reason: every kid deserves to feel like a hero.
Manny Munoz
Manny was diagnosed with Stage IV Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (Large B Cell) when he was 15 years old. Immediately after treatment was over, all he wanted to do was move on from cancer. He buried it. Everything. He just wanted to be normal.
But he couldn't just run from cancer. Every time he heard a child was fighting cancer, there was a pit in his gut and a yearning in his heart to do something to help. These kids, they were him. 5 years old, 8 years old, 15 years old — the age was insignificant because he knew what they were all going through. He knew, and he couldn't let it go.
Gamerosity is an expression of Manny's heart. What started as a way for him to give back is now a platform for other survivors across the nation to give back in a meaningful and tangible way.
Manny Munoz
Childhood cancer survivor and founder of Gamerosity — leading the mission to make every kid feel like a hero.
Liz Combs
Designs every Hero Package experience and works directly with families to get it just right.
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