The Weirdest Games That Were Done Too Soon are set for 2025 (with a cool raised for the Prevent Cancer Foundation), but the philanthropic group has other programs throughout the year that raise money for worthy causes. Both of these are hosted by Frame Fatales, a community for women and girls in speedrunning under the GDQ umbrella. The group’s Frost Fatales event runs from March 9-16 and will raise money for . the just dropped today and here are some of the highlights.

The event kicked off with a pair of my personal favorite games to watch: the punishing 2D platformer Cuphead followed by the wahoos of Super Mario Odyssey. I also enjoy running Lanaruse Coffee Caravanbut in the category “Any % No Coffee.” That show kicks off on March 13 at 1 PM ET. The March 14 lineup is especially exciting, with Jaypeg tackling Snufkin: Melody of Moomin-valleyGretaIceVixen and Corvimae appearing Pokemon Sword & Shieldand Bloupeuh playing Undertale Yellow. Frost Fatales is set to close with SawaYoshi facing a one-handed run of Celestewhich seems necessary to see.

And if you can’t wait until March to see some great gamer philanthropy, then be sure to tune in during Back to Black, GDQ’s event that highlights Black speedrunners. This year, the showcase will raise money a racial justice nonprofit, from February 6-9.

It’s only a few days long, but Back to Black has a lot of great talent on the lineup. Bobbeigh runs anything Castlevania The game must be seen, and he will play Blood Rondo on February 6 at 7:08 PM ET. Super Smash Bros. pro-turned-speedrunner Ryan Ford is on the schedule twice, along with The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX on February 8 at 4:05 PM ET and Super Metroid on February 9 at 8:04 PM ET. See the full Back to Black schedule of games, runners and hosts .