Ralph, aka Skill Up, is one of YouTube’s most watched gaming commentators and critics. Based in Australia, Skill Up made the jump from corporate life to gaming content creator 5 years ago and hasn’t looked back. Ralph covers big AAA releases but is equally passionate about the indie scene, providing news, previews, reviews and commentary to some 10m viewers a month.
Our Ambassadors
Working together is the only way we’re going to find a cure for cancer, and we’re very fortunate to have the support of some incredible Ambassadors who have stepped up to officially stand beside us in our mission.
Skill Up
“Every day we see the effects of cancer on those around us. Sometimes we feel its effects on those closest to us. The fight feels endless and it shouldn’t be that way. That’s what drew me to Game on Cancer. I like the idea of researchers trying to end the fight once and for all. That’s why I’m so proud to support the work that Game On Cancer is doing”
Jeff Cannata
Jeff Cannata is creator of some of the internet’s most enduring programming, including the Webby Award winning variety series Totally Rad Show, the Podcast Award winning science podcast We Have Concerns, and the wildly popular pop culture shows, DLC, Dungeon Run, The Filmcast, among many others. He’s worked on ABC, CBS, NBC, Hulu, G4TV, CNET, and has garnered a passionate fanbase drawn to his infectious positivity.
“As someone who believes strongly in science education and making the world a better place, I’m proud to be an Ambassador for Game On Cancer®. I’ve long known the gaming community to be incredibly generous and supportive, and I’m grateful to have the opportunity to share Game On Cancer®’s mission with my audience.”
Miss Molly Makes
Miss Molly Makes is one of only a few Aussie dedicated cooking channels on Twitch, co-created and ran by Molly and Exceede. They are passionate about removing the barriers of entry into the kitchen and supporting everyone to get making! Pull up a chair and share in the food love as they make delicious home-style food and recreations of food items from games, movies & cuisines.
Working with Game on Cancer gives us the confidence to fundraise in support of cancer research indiscriminately. When considering charities to align with in the past, we’ve been concerned that by supporting one with a more individual focus, it’s seen as not supporting others that we also care about. With Game on Cancer’s transparency about where the community’s money is going, we can fundraise proudly to help make so many lives so much better.
Back Pocket
If you’re a fan of video games and you live in Australia, then you’re likely very familiar with the Back Pocket team already. With decades of combined gaming, production and live broadcast experience Gus, Pete & Steph have been pillars of the video game community down under (and beyond) for what feels like forever! Follow them below and see why we’re stoked to have them on board as Game On Cancer® Ambassadors!
“As part of the gaming community, we face challenges in games but nothing like the challenge thousands of Australians faces every day. Back Pocket is proud to be a Game On Cancer® Ambassador and help fund this invaluable research in Australia.”
~ Back Pocket
Peter Burns
Peter is a video producer and director of photography with nearly a decade of experience at Australian free-to-air channels and as a freelancer for commercial clients. He has an extensive history in popular culture material, specifically video game-related content.
Stephanie Bendixsen
Stephanie ‘Hex’ Bendixsen is an Australian television presenter, speaker, partnered Twitch broadcaster and author. In addition to her work as a presenter, she produces branded content for social media and regularly live streams on Twitch. Stephanie has also written a series of fiction books for children: Pixel Raiders, published by Scholastic Australia.
Gus Ronald
Gus ‘Goose’ Ronald has been a presenter and creator in the Australian video game scene since 2011. He has worked both in front and behind the camera on multiple shows for a range of audiences, including ABC TV’s ‘Good Game / Spawn Point’ regular game streams for Ubisoft Global and as one of the hosts of the Australian variety video game channel ‘Back Pocket’
Through his work, he has had the joy of meeting and working alongside many talented and wonderful members of the Australian gaming community (and is almost as passionate about being an Ambassador for Game On Cancer® as he is about his collection of retro Nintendo consoles!)
Iamfallfromgrace
Iamfallfromgrace aka. Grace has been in the creator space since 2012! Grace's content is mostly focused on gaming and tech but also loves connecting with people via her love of makeup, fitness, and food. She prides herself on creating a safe, inclusive space for all which is especially relevant as a woman in the gaming/tech scene. No matter your skill level, or the types of games you love, there's a place for everyone in Grace's community. Yes, even Fortnite players.
I'm so proud to be a Game on Cancer Ambassador, I absolutely love their initiative to provide funds to early-career researchers who work across all cancer types; it's all-inclusive, like raising funds! When we work together, we can move mountains and something that I am shown time and time again, it's that the Gaming Community is a force of nature. Each time I think the community has peaked in their ability to support, they continually break records. Imagine how incredible it will feel to be a part of the community that raised the funds to help find the cure for cancer.
Fit For Purpose
Fit For Purpose is Australia's only partnered Fitness channel on Twitch, and makes qualified & educational content across multiple platforms to help motivate & inspire all forms of health and fitness. After battling morbid obesity to become a World Championship Obstacle Course Racer and Australian Ninja Warrior, Jeff acquired the qualifications to start helping other gamers on their own journeys of breaking the 'unhealthy' stereotype!
"You'd be hard pressed to find an Australian that hasn't been directly or indirectly affected by cancer. I'm proud to be a Game On Cancer ambassador because I know that the work being done here is funding scientists and their vital research."
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