Menlo Park-Atherton Education Foundation – MPAEF Auction 2016
Auction Ends: May 13, 2016 11:59 PM PDT

Camps & Kid Items

Bay Area Chess Summer Camp Certificate ($250)

Item Number
CP25
Estimated Value
250 USD
Sold
100 USD to ShokoSchool
Number of Bids
2  -  Bid History

Item Description

Line up your rooks, knights, and bishops for this week of summer camp with Bay Area Chess. Each 4-hour instructional block consists of chess puzzles and creative exercises to sharpen the brain, group instruction and personalized coaching to improve chess skills, casual play to practice and enjoy chess, and hourly breaks for snacks and recess. There are multiple locations to choose from. Please see bayareachess.com/camp/summer for the schedule. This voucher is valid for one week of regular camp in the afternoon session (1:00 - 5:00 p.m.) for one child, grade K-12, depending on availability. Summer 2016 sessions 6/1-8/12. Valid for summer 2016. Highest bidder wins.

Item Special Note

Winner will receive this item by mail to the address on file with MPAEF, or will receive an email requesting a mailing address, as soon as possible after the auction close date. All items sold "as is" and all sales are final. A bid constitutes a non-refundable, binding agreement to purchase the item. MPAEF is not able to process refunds or exchanges for any reason. Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash. Unless otherwise specified, all items and services must be redeemed by April 28, 2017, which is one year fromt he auction end date. Bidders are responsible for contacting donors to make any arrangements. In consideration of our generous donors, please observe the limit on the maximum number of participants for an event, and please do not request duplication of an item by a donor. Successful bidders are advised that activities, services, and products are not sponsored by the MPAEF. The MPAEF cannot guarantee and does not accept liability or responsibility for any purchase, including but not limited to failure of delivery, performance and/or claims for personal injury.

Donated By:

Bay Area Chess