Stream-o-Thon
A live fundraiser on Twitch, born during the pandemic, for young people’s mental health online.
$450K+ given to charities since 2020 through the Stream-o-Thon
Jean-Sébastien Caron aka ogop
Social-impact gaming event organizer
Digital innovation and applied AI for non-profits
I organize gaming events that bring Québec’s community together and support young people’s mental health. I combine hands-on organizing, partnerships, live broadcasting and applied AI, with a constant concern for truth and ethics.
Skills
Example LAN JDL, a gaming weekend planned in five phases, from pre-event to wrap-up.
Example The Stream-o-Thon, which I founded in 2020: streamers go live for young people’s mental health.
Example The 2027 partnership plan: a single partner status and an impact report after the event.
Example About ten volunteer teams at LAN JDL and, for many, a first real work experience.
Example A Claude-driven video editing engine and prospecting routines, always reviewed by a person.
Example The lanjdl.ca website, which volunteers update without coding, and the LAN JDL online store.
Example The MeetUp zone control room: a Twitch broadcast station ready to be run by people with no experience.
Example The 2026 streamer report and the event report for partners, with method and limits spelled out.
Projects and results
A live fundraiser on Twitch, born during the pandemic, for young people’s mental health online.
$450K+ given to charities since 2020 through the Stream-o-Thon
A weekend of recreational gaming, run by the non-profit Innovation JDL, that brings together players from all over Québec.
670 on-site participants in 2026, in Saint-Apollinaire
You ask for a video in plain French; Claude Code edits it from the organization’s photo and video library.
≈ 40 promotional videos delivered in three weeks for LAN JDL 2026
LAN JDL’s official website and its Shopify store, styled like the Stream-o-Thon overlays.
Every day, one routine finds an organization aligned with the mission and drafts an email for review; another watches for grants.
Drawing on experience, we drop sponsorship tiers and focus on social impact.
Figures from DocJDL · their sources

Timeline
I realize how strong streamer communities are.
I join the team behind LAN JDL, a gaming gathering founded in 2016.
In the middle of the pandemic, I found the Stream-o-Thon and start LAN JDL’s shift to a non-profit, Innovation JDL, and a more professional organization.
A DDoS attack hits the fundraiser: we switch platforms mid-event, and the fundraising goes on.
I build a Claude-driven video editing engine and AI routines for partner prospecting and grant monitoring.
A new partnership model, focused on social impact, for LAN JDL 2027.
Alongside Since 2010
A combustion, heating and commercial HVAC services company in Greater Montréal. I bring that business experience to JDL. In turn, what I’ve learned at LAN JDL lets me innovate and develop techniques that aren’t native to Montréal Combustion’s industry.
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Contact
Support LAN JDL or the Stream-o-Thon in cash, in kind, in skills or with job opportunities.
Join a LAN JDL team, whether it’s your first experience or not.
Talk about how AI can give a team or a non-profit more reach, under human control.
A gaming, community or digital project where my experience can help.
The easiest way: a message on LinkedIn.