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Cornell student pays it forward after making money on GameStop stock Updated Feb 02, 2021; Facebook Share A Cornell University student is paying it forward after making a small fortune on GameStop stock. The New York Post reports Hunter Kahn, a 20-year-old mechanical engineering student at Cornell, donated six Nintendo Switch gaming systems and a bunch of video games to the Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. “As a beneficiary of the recent events on Wall Street I think it is important that myself and others pay forward our good fortune. These events have highlighted a lot of c...

Don't show me this message again✕ A 20-year-old mechanical engineering student who gambled and won in last week’s run on GameStop stock has used his earnings to make a major donation to a children’s hospital. Hunter Kahn, of Cornell University in New York, cashed out early on Wednesday and spent a portion of his $30,000 windfall buying up six Nintendo Switch consoles and games to entertain young patients at Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis, according to CNN. “As a beneficiary of the recent events on Wall Street I think it is important that myself and others pay forward o...

After making an undisclosed sum, Hunter Kahn, 20, bought six Nintendo Switches, and games, to donate to Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis, according to CBS News.

By Donnie Feb 2, 2021 The stock market has been in the news more than ever over the past week as investors gathered in online chats and pushed the price of shares of the company GameStop higher and higher. Hunter Kahn of Stillwater, Minnesota, was part of all this action and made a bunch of money. He took some of his earnings and purchased six Nintendo Switch gaming consoles -- and donated them to Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. Hunter explained that he loves video games and wanted to help kids in the hospital get through their ordeal with some extra fun.

Feb 2, 2021 20 year old Hunter Kahn made big money during the GameStop Wall Street surge. And now he's taken some of his earnings and shared them with a children's hospital. He purchased a bunch of game systems for the kids at the hospital. See more HERE.