We’re making all the right moves
Chess Feeds is a unique charity that combines the strategic brilliance of chess with the noble cause of alleviating hunger.
Feeding the world through chess
Chess Feeds is a unique charity that combines the strategic brilliance of chess with the noble cause of alleviating hunger. Our mission is to make a meaningful impact on food insecurity by organising chess events and tournaments that directly contribute to providing meals for individuals and families in need.
Community Collaboration
Collaboration is at the heart of Chess Feeds. We work closely with local food charities, community organizations, and chess clubs to ensure that our efforts directly benefit those in need. By bridging the gap between the chess community and the fight against hunger, we create a network of support that uplifts entire communities.
Strategic Moves to End Hunger
Every chess move is a thoughtful step towards eradicating hunger. Our innovative approach involves organizing chess events, tournaments, and simultaneous exhibitions, with the proceeds directly supporting local food banks, community kitchens, and nutrition programs.
Join Us in the Game for Good
Whether you’re a chess enthusiast, a potential sponsor, or someone passionate about making a positive change, Chess Feeds welcomes you to join our mission. Let’s play a strategic game against hunger and collectively champion the cause of nourishing both minds and bodies.
Testimonials
“Participating in this great initiative has been a deeply rewarding experience. Not only do we get to enjoy the strategic and intellectual challenge of chess, but we also have the satisfaction of knowing that each move we make contributes to feeding those in need. It’s a beautiful blend of passion and purpose.”
Sarah L
“This charity has brought our community together in a unique and impactful way. We love coming together for friendly matches, knowing that our collective efforts are making a real difference in fighting hunger. It’s incredible to see how a game can transform lives and provide nourishment to those who need it most.”
Michael R