Make-A-Wish UK is hosting its second major charity stream, "Golf With Your Friends Live," in collaboration with Team17. Following the success of "Overcooked! Live" in 2025, this event adapts the chaotic multiplayer mini-golf game into a real-life tournament. Content creators, including TwoAngryGamers, CyborgAngel, Nikoheart, and WorstPremadeEver, will participate.
The stream aims to raise funds for Make-A-Wish UK, an organization dedicated to granting wishes for children living with critical illnesses. According to the charity, approximately 134,000 children in the UK are currently eligible for a wish, a number that continues to grow.
Co-hosted by comedian Inel Tomlinson and returning host AlicesPixels, the event empowers viewers to influence the gameplay. Donations can unlock "Goodwill Wishes" or "Mischievous Wishes," impacting the game in real-time. This crowd-controlled element is designed to create unpredictable and memorable moments throughout the stream.
How to Watch and Participate
The "Golf With Your Friends Live" stream is scheduled for Sunday, September 20, at 4:00 PM BST (11:00 AM EST / 8:00 AM PST). It will be broadcast on Tiltify at the following link: https://tilt.fyi/LGKA70SRab. Viewers can also donate on the Tiltify page to influence the early rounds of the competition.
Event Support and Organization
The event is made possible through the contributions of various individuals and companies, including Rob Small (CEO of Miniclip), Mountain Pictures, Arena Media UK, Supernaut Studio, and Shed Wilson from Boost Comms. Sponsors such as Xsolla, Guillotine, Breddos, and Patty & Bun are also supporting the initiative.
A dedicated team of gaming industry professionals are volunteering their time to manage the event. This team includes Jinesha Ghandi (Volunteer Lead Producer), Veronika Glova (Volunteer Producer), Sally Kevan (TVG Events), Lauren Shotten (Event Manager), Emily Britt (PR and Events), Sam Possible (Jump Economy), and Paul Bondy (InsideInfo).
Make-A-Wish UK, established in 1986, operates without government funding. Its registered charity numbers are 295672 in England and Wales, and SC037479 in Scotland.