Sponsor A Tournament
Support prizes, venue costs, player hospitality, streaming, pairing operations, clocks, boards, result reporting, or travel assistance.
AIGP works with event hosts, schools, venues, platforms, media partners, equipment supporters, learning collaborators, and community organizers to make Go more visible and easier to play across India.
AIGP maintains official notices, representation pathways, beginner teaching, tournament information, player records, community sessions, school outreach, club discovery, and public reports for Indian Go.
AIGP does not currently publish a public online donation checkout on this website. Support conversations should start through the contact route so purpose, acknowledgement, and compliance can be confirmed.
The most useful support leaves something behind for players: a recurring club, a completed tournament, a school program, better records, or reusable learning material.
Venue access, regular meetups, boards, clocks, and volunteer hosts help new learners keep playing after an intro session.
Photography, reports, rating links, result tables, and supporter acknowledgements make events easier to verify and repeat.
Support prizes, venue costs, player hospitality, streaming, pairing operations, clocks, boards, result reporting, or travel assistance.
Invite AIGP volunteers to schools, colleges, community spaces, libraries, clubs, or public events.
Offer Go sets, clocks, printing, photography, video, accessibility help, translation, web development, design, public documentation, or venue access.
Support should help players learn, compete, meet locally, represent India, or preserve reliable public records.
AIGP should agree how a supporter is named, what they are supporting, and whether the relationship is sponsorship, venue support, media support, or collaboration.
This list includes public collaborators visible in AIGP pages and event reports. Formal sponsor status can be clarified in future updates.
AIGP is listed among Asian Go Federation membership contacts, connecting Indian Go with the wider Asian Go community.
AIGP currently links tournaments, ratings, and player information through the AIGP profile on Leago.
GoMagic has supported AIGP with free memberships on its platforms. AIGP learners can also get a 50% discount on GoMagic membership or courses with code COLCATAGC.
AIGP has received international representation invitations and visibility through Korean Baduk Federation related events and reports.
AIGP players have participated in the Amateur Asian Weiqi Championships, strengthening India's connection with the wider Asian Go community.
AIGP event reports record India's first open Go convention and tournament as organized in association with Cluedo and Meeplecon.
AIGP outreach reports include sessions connected with Bennett University, Global Public School, Hingoli and numerous other institutions.