One of our teammates presented to an audience of about 60 kids, teaching them about FIRST and presenting the previous year's robot. 

Our team got the opportunity to do a in-person presentation to a kid from India about FIRST. We also did a live demo of our 2025-2026 robot and we showed her the FIRST Lego League robot that our team had when we did the FIRST Lego League. 

Our team had gone around our neighborhoods and helped provide hygiene products and clothing for the Nashua Soup Kitchen. We had created a flyer and showed it to people around our neighborhoods. We had donated a total of 3 carts full.

We volunteered at the Air Thunder Show and the Wicked Stem event. We had shown our FLL and FTC robot to people and explained their components. 

Our team members had mentored local FLL teams in our neighborhoods. We had given advice on things like the game, programming, and innovation projects 

Team members had volunteered at Field Setters at the FTC qualifier on January 10th. 

Our team had placed some 3D printed designs onto a platform called ThingyVerse. It is a place where people can attach their 3d printed designs online and other people can use them to print. We had added corner rounders to help other teams robots with their sharp edges. 

We had gathered kids from the neighborhood and had presented/demonstrated our robot and game to them. We had also presented a presentation on FIRST and this years game to inspire them to create new teams and further STEM outreach.