Lunar
Website recognition and a team thank-you.
PARTNERSHIP
Sponsors
Corporate sponsors, foundations, local businesses, and in-kind partners fund the robot, field, tools, travel, and public programs.PARTNERS
Our sponsors
This wall recognizes organizations that have provided financial support, materials, software, parts, fabrication capability, or program infrastructure. Logo size does not imply contribution level.
17 PARTNERS
DRAG OR USE ARROWS TO EXPLORE
USE OF FUNDS
What support changes
ROBOT
Parts become testable systems.
Motors, electronics, sensors, structural material, bearings, fasteners, and replacement inventory allow the team to iterate instead of protecting a single fragile prototype.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Testing becomes repeatable.
Field elements, manufacturing tools, filament, stock, software, and safe workspace make controlled development possible.
ACCESS
The season extends beyond the shop.
Registration, travel, demonstrations, workshops, and educational materials connect the engineering work to competition and community use.
BUDGET
Planning the season budget
Game materials and field$3,000+
Season and event registration$7,500+
Robot electronics and materials$5,000+
3D printing, CNC, and raw stock$2,500+
Tools and maintenance$1,500+
Outreach events and learning materials$1,500+
Travel and event logistics$5,000+
RECOGNITION
Partnership levels
Planetary
Website logo placement and an end-of-season report.
Solar
Team-shirt placement and social recognition.
Interstellar
Pit and robot placement based on available area.
Galactic
Feature content, team merchandise, and a demonstration on request.
Nebulous
Prominent placement on event materials and the team banner.
Universal
Lead placement across major team materials and season reporting.
OTHER SUPPORT
Support does not have to be a check
Materials and equipment
Robot components, raw material, machining, 3D printing, tools, inspection equipment, storage, and workspace access.
Technical review
Design review, controls, manufacturing, project management, communications, and career guidance from working professionals.
Tax-deductible giving
The team is fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation, a 501(c)(3), EIN 81-2908499.