Dillon William Hill

One List One Life bucket list campaign

In late 2017, Hill temporarily withdrew from college to support his friend Chris Betancourt, who had received a terminal leukemia diagnosis. The video prompted widespread engagement, with viewers submitting bucket list suggestions and providing various forms of support. The initiative invited participants to film themselves eating a lemon and nominate others to do the same, with the goal of increasing bone marrow donor sign-ups. The campaign received support from nonprofit organizations and public figures, helping to set a record for the most new donor registrations in a 24-hour period, with over 3,700 people joining the registry. Following this development, Hill continued the One List One Life initiative to assist other individuals with terminal diagnoses, although later campaigns did not achieve the same level of public engagement.

He remains active in nonprofit work, and Gamers Gift continues its programming.