Siege is pleased to announce the continuation of the Sixth Guardian program in Y10S1. This season, developers, in collaboration with the community, have selected a new charity bundle, which will be available from March 6. All proceeds will go towards supporting global cancer research.

The Sixth Guardian program is once again joining forces with Worldwide Cancer Research, an organization that funds innovative cancer research worldwide. This time, the funds will support a promising project for breast cancer treatment. It’s a unique opportunity for Siege players to contribute to saving lives and accelerating the development of new treatments.

History of the Sixth Guardian Program

Since the program's launch in 2020, the Rainbow Six Siege community has already raised over $600,000 for various charitable organizations. Previously, the Sixth Guardian supported AbleGamers, Stack Up, Indspire, and other foundations. Last season, the “Sixth Guardian Health” bundle helped raise about $100,000 for health research.

New Bundle: Sixth Guardian Hope

On March 6, an exclusive bundle dedicated to the fight against breast cancer will appear in Siege. The bundle includes:

• “Sixth Guardian Hope” uniform for Azami,
• a headgear,
• a background card,
• a charm.

The bundle features a focus on the color pink — an international symbol of support for breast cancer patients. The bundle price ensures that at least $6 from each purchase will be donated to Worldwide Cancer Research.

How Can You Help?

The bundle will be available for a limited time, so don’t miss the chance to support an important cause. Each bundle purchase and each donation brings us closer to the day when no one will lose loved ones to cancer. You can learn more about Worldwide Cancer Research and support the fund directly by following the link.

Annually, cancer claims millions of lives, and it is projected that this figure could double by 2050. But it is breakthrough research that provides hope for a brighter future. Your contribution will help scientists from different countries find solutions that will one day save millions of people.