Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson is a popular YouTube personality, who recently started a new initiative called TeamWater, which aims at providing clean water to over 2 Million people across the globe.
To help the initiative, MrBeast has now announced that he’ll be hosting a stream marathon on his Kick channel with a goal of $5 Million for the TeamWater initiative.
Joining him on this stream marathon will be popular content creators Felix “xQc” Lengyel and Adin Ross, with the latter being extremely popular on Kick.
MrBeast’s TeamWater Stream Marathon Aims to Raise $5 Million For Clean Water Supply
MrBeast’s stream marathon will be held on his Kick channel on August 14, and Adin Ross and xQc will be joining him.
This isn’t the first time MrBeast is making his way to Kick. Back on August 2, 2025, he made a special appearance on Adin Ross’ stream to talk about Team Water.
While on the stream, the initiative raised around $40 Million in donations quickly, so it’s safe to assume that the upcoming stream won’t last long enough. Unless of course if MrBeast and the other content creators decide on extending the duration.
Despite catching flak from a lot of individuals online, MrBeast’s TeamWater initiative has been quite a success, with a lot of individuals helping out with the donations to make this project a success.
While they’ll be accepting donations from everyone around the world, both Adin Ross and xQc have also pledged to donate $100,000 and $400,000 respectively. Here’s a list of all the content creators who’ve pledged to donate towards the cause:
- xQc – $400,000
- LosPollosTV – $100,000
- Jynxzi – $100,000
- Adin Ross – $100,000
- Sketch – $55,000
- Young Thug – $50,000
- SteveWillDoIt – $50,000
- FaZe Rug – $10,000
- Twitch CEO Dan Clancy – $1,000
- Trainwrecks – $400,000
- Sneako – $11,000
- FaZe Banks – $100,000
- Cheesur – $10,000
- Logan Paul – $100,000
- N3on- $10,000
- Kodak Black – $50,000
- Togi – $25,000
- Michael Rubin – $100,000
- CaseOh – $100,000
- Xposed – $50,000
- TJ – $50,000
With more content creators coming out to support the cause, it’s highly possible that TeamWater initiative’s goal will be crossed within minutes of the stream starting. At the end of the day, it is for a good cause, so everyone is more likely to come ahead and donate.
