Games for Love hosts Super Smash tournament For Cash Prizes

Games for Love is a non-profit organization hosting a free-to-enter Super Smash Bros. tournament Ultimate Tournament online on Friday, November 6th at 6 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST). This will be the first event in the Champions for Charity tournament series, which benefits Games for Love, a 501(c)(3) public Charity dedicated to easing suffering, saving lives, and creating sustainable futures for children.

The event is partnered with Softgiving, HyperX, GamerSupps, Community Gaming, and powered by Facebook Gaming. Though event is free to enter there is a suggested $10 donation at registration. The tournament welcomes hundreds of players and is open to everyone.

In addition to $1,000 in cash prizes for winners, giveaways of products from sponsors will be raffled off with donations during the allotted giveaway time frame counting as entries into the raffle.

Nathan Blair, CEO of Games for Love said, “We’re grateful for the support of our partners and everyone involved in the event to benefit our mission at Games for Love. We’re going to continue expanding our global efforts of making change with children everywhere. We want gaming to provide sustainable opportunities and enjoyment for everyone.”

Any gamers interested in registering for Champions for Charity tournament can visit their Facebook page and click the register button. Additionally, donations are accepted at Softgiving’s website.

Kiesha Richardson

Kiesha is a Black blogger and journalist. She’s a gaming and tech content specialist and cybersecurity enthusiast. An avid gamer who has been gaming since Jungle Hunt on Atari, she owns and solo operates GNL Magazine as well as copywrites for small businesses and brands. When she’s not writing or gaming she’s being harassed by her pups, watching Chinese dramas, or traveling the world.

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