Go on a Virtual Coffee Date With 'The Office' Actors by Donating to COVID-19 Relief Efforts

Growing tired of seeing the same co-workers or friends on Zoom calls every other day? We're sure this is the general consensus around the world right now, as people attempt to make their lives a bit more exciting with whatever social interaction they can get. Well, if video chats have quickly become a bore for you, this new campaign is about to be the biggest game-changer ever. Obsessed with The Office? If your answer is "yes," then you'll want to hear all about this.

As reported by People, actors behind the Dunder Mifflin crew are teaming up with Omaze to set up a virtual coffee date with a few lucky fans. What's the catch? Nothing negative. All you have to do is make a donation to the Variety Boys & Girls Club, an organization that currently helping to provide meals and supplies to families affected by COVID-19, in order to be in the running. Sounds like a complete win-win to me!

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The Office stars Creed Bratton (who, of course, played Creed), Kate Flannery (who played Meredith), Oscar Nuñez (who played Oscar), and Melora Hardin (who played Jan), announced the exciting campaign on YouTube, explaining why this opportunity is so important right now. "There are so many nonprofits that are suffering right now, particularly the Variety Boys & Girls Club here in L.A.," Flannery says in the video below, with Nuñez adding, "And so we thought, why not get together with a few Office fans and see if we could help them out?"

Bratton explains what fans can expect from the coffee date, hilariously teasing, "We’re going to have so much fun, [we'll] get to know each other, we’ll talk about the show, I’ll get your credit card information, stuff like that. And I’ll tell you some juicy behind-the-scenes gossip!" Oh, Creed.

To donate and enter to win this once in a lifetime opportunity, head to the Omaze site here.