Chess Mates Foundation
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School Chess Instruction
Provides world-class chess instruction to children in chess clubs, teaching sportsmanship, critical thinking, analysis, and patience.
About
Chess Mates Foundation
Founded in
1992
EIN
911560413
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Education Schools & Academic Institutions Alternative Learning Centers
Address
7212 WOODLAWN AVE NE SEATTLE, Washington 98115-5336 United States
Website
www.chessmates.org
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About
Chess Mates Foundation, founded in 1992, provides after-school chess instruction for elementary and middle school students in the Seattle Metro area, promoting education through accessible chess programs that enhance life skills.
Mission
Chess Mates provides chess programs, enhances the core educational curriculum, and helps children develop critical thinking skills in Seattle area public schools.
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