★ 100% of registration fees go to charity ★ Under the guidance of Grand Master Han Wong · 9th Dan ★ 2000+ athletes · $10k+ donated · 6 editions · 50+ countries ★ 100% of registration fees go to charity ★ Under the guidance of Grand Master Han Wong · 9th Dan ★ 2000+ athletes · $10k+ donated · 6 editions · 50+ countries

— Why We Exist —

Every dollar.
Every time.

100% of registration fees from every HWI tournament go directly to charitable projects. Food. Medicine. School supplies. Wheelchairs. Disaster relief. We document everything publicly so every competitor can see the impact of their registration.

1,000+

Families helped

$10k+

Donated since 2020

100%

Of fees go to charity

01 — In the Field

From competition fees
to community impact.

Every image below is proof. These are real people, real communities, and real impact — funded entirely by tournament registration fees. When you compete with HWI, this is where your entry fee goes.

Food distribution ·

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02 — Featured Mission

Karimul Haque
and the Bike Ambulance.

Honorary Ambassador

5,000+ lives. One motorcycle. One man.

Karimul Haque has saved more than 5,000 lives in rural Bengal by transforming his motorcycle into a free ambulance service for villagers who otherwise cannot reach medical care in time.

His work has been featured by The Great Big Story, TEDx Talks, Al Jazeera English, and over a dozen international publications.

HWI is currently supporting Karimul's mission to build the first hospital in his village — a long-term project his community has been waiting decades for. Every fee at every tournament contributes.

Karimul's Photo Gallery

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03 — Where the Money Goes

Transparency on every dollar.

/ 01

Food and Essentials

Rice, pulses, oil, clothing, and household basics distributed to families affected by floods, displacement, and economic hardship. The largest single category of HWI charity spending.

/ 02

Education Support

School supplies, books, uniforms, and tuition support for children whose families cannot otherwise afford schooling. Including Disha, whose education HWI has directly sponsored.

/ 03

Medical and Mobility

Wheelchairs, tricycles, blood drives, and the sanitary pad bank — addressing daily dignity and emergency healthcare access across underserved communities.

/ 04

Tournament Accessibility

We waive fees for athletes from underprivileged nations who otherwise could not afford to participate — making the championship truly global, not just nominally.

— You Compete. They Eat. —

Register your
athletes.

Every fee from every tournament feeds the mission directly. Compete. Connect. Contribute. That's the whole model.

100%

Of fees · to charity

Stay in theloop.

Every dollar.Every time.

From competition feesto community impact.

Karimul Haqueand the Bike Ambulance.