SUGGEST : Donation by creator of gifts

Wut.
What do they purchase after the giveaway?
Steamgifts.com putting money with high entry giveaways?
Wut.
This is a community-driven charity-ish site already, if you weren't aware :|
(Does it count as charity if you give games to those who can't afford or don't have the means to get whatever they want?)

"i am sure you guys can get what I meant."

I can't.

tl;dr

I think the OP means that people can specify an amount of $ to give to charity for every x entries. That means that people could no longer feel bad when they enter for a game they don't want because money gets to charity. Nobody would be forced to do that and the donation amount would be directly sent to the charity. I don't get what he means with "they can purchase after closed the giveaway." And he also means that more $ for more entries on higher priced games.

I hope that this is what he means.

Now my opinion:

Why should we need something like this in SteamGifts? And how should this be implemented SG? The giveaway creator could do this also without the help of SteamGifts and without the need to give SG his bank account or credit card details. Why should someone give a game away and donate money to charity?

For I am the CREATOR OF GIFTS!!!

and the donation income comes from?

I do not believe SG is setup to take on a task like this (besides the fact that it's kind of vague). There was some raffle site I tried using for a couple of days that worked kind of like this, but it was all too spammy and not setup well, can't remember the name at the moment.

But how? The gifts on S.Gifts comes from regular users, who in turn purchase the items from various sources.

The closest would be to tie in with Steam and have them collaborate. That will never happen.

Yeah that is one great idea, let me just print some money... oh wait.

If you want that go to Playblink to have an option to donate to a charity.

Or you can just donate money to the charities. That's what I do.

No, bad idea.
That would, while being rather pointless and require changing a bit of the site, would encourage users to enter for a game they dont want.

If users want to do something like this, its a rather simple thing to do it yourself.