Maybe you remember the Humble Conquer COVID-19 Bundle because it was a bargain, or because someone plunked down $10,000 for it; Humble announced that the bundle was a "huge success," bringing in over $6.5 million for the charity and selling over 200,000 Humble announced that the bundle was a "huge success," bringing in more than $6.5 million for the charity and selling more than 200,000 bundles. One hundred percent of the money raised went to charities such as Doctors Without Borders, Direct Relief, Partners In Health, and the International Rescue Committee. The funds will be used to provide protective gear to healthcare workers, resources to those at risk, and medical care to infected patients.

In a statement to Humble, Médecins Sans Frontières described the impact of the funds: "We expect to receive nearly $1.5 million in donations. This donation will allow our team to launch emergency programs to stem the spread of COVID-19 in the hardest-hit communities, care for infected patients, and respond to the impact of the pandemic on local health systems. Direct Relief cited the Humble Campaign as "a great example of everyone pulling together and doing whatever they can to protect the most vulnerable."

The Humble Covid-19 Relief Bundle consisted of over $1,000 in games, e-books, comics, and software retailing for over $30. The bundle was sold for only one week, from March 31 to April 7, and raised all of its funds in that time; Humble bundles always donate a significant portion of their funds to charitable organizations and another portion to game developers, but this bundle donated all of the funds raised to COVID-19 was donated to the relief of COVID-19. You can read more about the bundle's success on their website.