VALORANT Give Back V26 Bundle: Skins, Price and End Date
The VALORANT Give Back V26 sale ran from June 10 through June 24, 2026 and is now over. Here are the five skins, corrected store price, accessories and charity contribution.
Give Back V26 included five skins and cost 8,465 VP in the published Western store listing.
The collection contained Prime Vandal, Reaver Operator, Primordium Phantom, Mystbloom Sheriff and XEROFANG Knife, plus a gun buddy, player card and spray. Riot ran it from June 10 to 24 PT. The 2026 sale is now over.
Give Back V26 mixed popular skins with a regional charity vote
This was not a new matching skinline. It was a limited collection of five existing cosmetics chosen across different premium collections.
The bundle covered the most important loadout slots: Vandal, Phantom, Operator, Sheriff and melee. The accessories used a Give Back V26 theme, while the main value came from buying several popular skins together during one store window.
Weapon skins
Five returning cosmetics from Prime, Reaver, Primordium, Mystbloom and XEROFANG.
Accessories
A Give Back V26 gun buddy, player card and spray completed the bundle.
Voting regions
Riot listed 19 participating regional communities for the cause vote.
Every skin in the VALORANT Give Back V26 bundle
The set was strong for players who used both main rifles and wanted a premium Operator, Sheriff and knife in one purchase. It was less attractive if you already owned one or more of the headline items or only played one rifle.
The released bundle was listed at 8,465 VP
Some early previews estimated a price near 8,100 VP. Published store coverage after release documented the Western bundle at 8,465 VP. A Chinese preview showed 5,972 VP, which is why regional figures should not be treated as interchangeable.
One of the two main rifle slots.
Premium Operator skin with established demand.
Exclusive Phantom with a higher individual tier.
Exclusive sidearm skin.
The most expensive individual item in the lineup.
Riot directed different shares from skins and accessories
Riot’s official announcement states that 50% of proceeds from weapon skins and 100% of proceeds from accessories went to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund in partnership with Impact Assets.
- 50% of proceeds directed to the fund
- Applied to the five returning weapon cosmetics
- Purchase still delivered the normal cosmetic items
- 100% of proceeds directed to the fund
- Covered the buddy, card and spray
- Used the dedicated Give Back V26 theme
This wording matters. Riot described a share of proceeds, not the full sticker price of every bundle purchase. The accessory portion used the larger 100% contribution rate.
Players voted for locally relevant causes
Each participating region hosted a community vote through its own social platforms. Riot said the highest voted cause in each region would receive support from the Social Impact Fund. Examples of previously supported themes included health and mental wellbeing, education, poverty reduction and environmental conservation.
Regional options
Causes were selected to reflect issues relevant to each participating community.
Community vote
Players voted through the regional social channel during the sale window.
Fund support
The top cause in each region became the focus for nonprofit grant support.
The Give Back V26 sale ended on June 24 PT
Riot officially listed the voting and in game bundle window as June 10 through June 24 PT. The collection is no longer in the featured store as of this July 13 update.
Individual returning skins can still appear through their normal eligible store rotation, but the Give Back accessories and the exact discounted bundle are not available after the featured window. Riot has not promised that the same lineup will return.
Was Give Back V26 worth 8,465 VP?
- You wanted several of the five exact skins
- You used both Vandal and Phantom
- The charity contribution mattered to you
- You also valued the limited accessories
- You wanted only one weapon skin
- You already owned a headline item
- You preferred a visually matched skinline
- 8,465 VP exceeded your cosmetic budget
No VALORANT skin changes weapon damage, recoil or competitive performance. The value was cosmetic variety, access to several popular designs at once and the Social Impact Fund contribution.
VALORANT Give Back V26 bundle FAQ
What skins were in the Give Back V26 bundle?
Prime Vandal, Reaver Operator, Primordium Phantom, Mystbloom Sheriff and XEROFANG Knife, plus a Give Back V26 gun buddy, player card and spray.
How much did Give Back V26 cost?
The published Western store listing was 8,465 VP. A Chinese preview showed 5,972 VP, so the exact figure differed by region.
When was Give Back V26 available?
Riot listed the in game bundle and cause voting window from June 10 through June 24 PT in 2026. The sale is now over.
How much of the bundle supported charity?
Riot directed 50% of weapon skin proceeds and 100% of accessory proceeds to the Riot Games Social Impact Fund in partnership with Impact Assets.
How did the Give Back cause vote work?
Participating regions offered locally relevant causes through community social channels. The highest voted cause in each region received support from the fund.
Can the five skins return to the daily store?
The normal eligible weapon skins can return individually through store rotation. The Give Back accessories and exact V26 bundle do not remain available after the featured window.
Did Give Back V26 skins provide a gameplay advantage?
No. Weapon skins are cosmetic. They do not change damage, recoil or the competitive statistics of a weapon.
Was the Give Back V26 bundle worth buying?
It offered the most value to players who wanted several exact skins and cared about the charity contribution. Buying it for only one item was much harder to justify.
