Support the team

Sponsors

Motors, 3D-printer filament, competition registration, a spare Control Hub for when the first one meets a field wall. A season costs real money, and sponsors are how a school team keeps building.

Where it goes

What a season costs

Roughly, in order of size: competition and league registration; the drive train and electronics that carry over year to year; game-specific mechanisms that get rebuilt three or four times before they work; printer filament and plexi; and travel to events.

Every dollar that isn't registration is spent on things students design and build themselves. Mentors guide; students do the work.

01

Registration

FTC team registration and event fees for the season.

02

Robot

Motors, hubs, wheels, aluminum channel, sensors and a camera.

03

Prototypes

Filament, plexi, cardboard, hot glue, and the parts we break learning.

04

Outreach

Demo events, Game Night supplies, and getting the robot places.

How to help

Sponsorship levels

Every sponsor is thanked on this page and on the robot's side panels for the season. Larger sponsors are also named in our engineering portfolio and at events.

Supporter

Name listed on this page.

Partner

Name on this page and a logo on the robot's side panels.

Title sponsor

Everything above, plus a place in the portfolio and a thank-you at our events.

In-kind donations are just as welcome: printer filament, aluminum extrusion, tools, or a few hours of engineering mentorship go a long way.

Talk to us about sponsoring

Thank you

Our sponsors

Your name could be here. Sponsors who join mid-season are added as soon as we hear from them.