Charity Tournaments

Charity Poker Tournament Rules

Poker can either be played as a cash game or in a tournament format. In tournament form, players pay an entry fee into the game and are given a set of tournament chips to play with. These poker tournaments are a great way to raise money for charity. Players compete for prizes and bragging rights, while the proceeds from the entry fee become charitable donations. Charity poker tournaments have established rules that all players must follow.

Golf outings are popular charity events, but they take a great deal of time and effort to do successfully. They involve a Herculean amount of organization and a small army of volunteers to produce. As Tom King, author of Going for the Green, writes, "Ultimately, charity golf tournaments may be the hardest work you've ever loved."

Golfing is a fabulous way to raise funds for a school, mission trip or other philanthropic goal. It requires some set up to run a golf tournament, but it can be very successful.

Golfing is a popular past-time and sport that can be used to raise awareness and money for your cause. By enlisting the support of your local golfing community, you can take your charity's cause to the greens. No matter how poorly you may golf, a charity golf tournament is a "hole in one."

Golf, tennis and swimming are popular tournament sports--whether their goal is to raise money for charities, attract serious contenders or just have fun. If you've been crowned the tournament director, key tasks will be to secure the venue, set the budget, organize a simple sign-up process, publicize the event and enforce the rules to ensure a smooth-running event.