Our robotics program wouldn't be possible without the support of individuals and local businesses. This is a community effort and we appreciate your support immensely.
Many thanks to FIRST and Bosch for supporting all our teams this season, as well as Magical Enchanted Vacations Travel Advisor, Pup City Dog Daycare, Lower Town Bar & Cafe for supporting our students. We also thank the Kittleman Family (Thrivent Grant), the Ostrom Family, and others for making purchases and donations essential for a successful robotics season.
Kittleman + Ostrom Families
Thank you to our coaches for donating their time and talent. We appreciate St. Paul Lutheran School for supporting STEM, robotics, and encouraging their students to participate in this unique opportunity, and St. Paul Special Gifts Committee for approving generous grant funding to make our program better, year after year.
We are also grateful to the MSCRL members for supporting our coaches. Thank you to our coaches for donating their time and talent.
Additional thanks to Mr. Thomas May from Tech Workshop, a Michigan-based nonprofit with one goal — to provide young adults with technology-related educational experiences in an effort to promote learning, innovation, and teamwork.
One of our elementary coaches working with SPAA students.
Middle School students working with a coach.
SPAA middle school students visited Saline FTC to get a jump start on our first-ever middle school robotics build!
SPAA students learning about coding at the Saline FTC "Job Fair."
Saline FTC lead mentor, Jeroen Spitael, talking with Saline and SPAA students about robotics.
We'd love to have your support. Please see how you can help our team by volunteering your time, talents, or through donation/sponsorship. You can even donate funds online!