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Beyond Chess, Beyond Charity – A Movement for Change.
Welcome to Checkmates for Good, where strategic moves on the chessboard translate into positive change in our community. Our not for profit organization was founded with a simple yet powerful idea – to utilize the passion for chess as a force for good. We believe that the intellectual and strategic nature of chess can be harnessed to make a meaningful impact on the world around us.
About Us
Our Mission
At Checkmates for Good, our mission is to foster a love for chess and to use this love to support and endorse causes that matter. Through a series of engaging chess tournaments, we bring together players of all levels, from beginners to grandmasters.
Our Team
Checkmates for Good was founded by a group of dedicated students from F.R Haythorne who share a passion for chess and a commitment to making a difference. Together, we work tirelessly to ensure that each tournament is not just a game but an opportunity to create positive change.
Join in on the Fun!
Whether you're an experienced chess player or just getting started, we invite you to join the Checkmates for Good movement. Explore our upcoming events, delve into the strategical realm of chess, and find out how you can get involved. Together, we can checkmate challenges and create a better world, one strategic move at a time.
Upcoming Events
What Our Participants Say
"The tournament was a blast! I had some intense games and even picked up some new strategies. I met cool players and learned a bunch! Knowing it all goes to a good cause makes it even better."
"The chess tournament provided a fulfilling experience, offering engaging matches, strategic insights, and a sense of accomplishment. The knowledge that these activities contribute to a cause adds a meaningful feature to the event. Eagerly anticipating future tournaments."
Engaging in the chess tournament was an exciting experience. The atmosphere of friendly competition, combined with the opportunity to meet fellow enthusiasts, made it a valuable event.