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The organization's primary purpose is to support, encourage and advance a community based 4-h stem education program for high school students in the greater Seattle area-skunk works robotics team 1983. The robotics team focuses on designing, building and operating robots,participating in local, regional and national first robotics competitions,as well as community outreach events to introduce robotics and stem to younger students in the community. In the process, the program builds student skills in computer assisted design, programming, electrical and mechanical engineering,community outreach and teamwork. The team typically consists of about 30 students,2 volunteer coaches and 15 volunteer mentors.the booster club's purpose is to fund the costs for student travel to competitions, student lodging and meals at the events, and the materials,tools and technology needed for building the competition robots used in these…
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- 1For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST)Similar grantees: Team Otto Booster Club Inc ($3k/yr), San Jose Blazing Bulldogs Robotics Booster Club ($15k/yr), Wilsonville Robotics Stewardship Group ($1k/yr)1 in 74$6k
- 2Credit Unions in the State of WashingtonGives in Washington (259 of 335)Similar grantees: Washington First Robotics ($10k/yr)under 1 in 100$14k
- 3ArtsfundGives in Washington (875 of 995)Similar grantees: Spokane American Youth Hockey Association ($15k/yr)under 1 in 100$13k
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