Sponsors and donors
FIRST Tech Challenge is a grades 7 to 12 robotics programme, and a season costs thousands of dollars before a single student touches a part. Sponsorship is the difference between competing and watching.
Why sponsor Absolute Zero.
Because the money does two jobs. It puts a competition robot on a field, and it pays for the twenty-five workshops that robot travels to afterwards. Sponsoring this team is not sponsoring nine students. It is sponsoring the seven hundred who met them.
We are part of Robotics for Youth, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so corporate and personal contributions are handled properly and acknowledged in writing.
What a season of sponsorship reaches
- Students reached
- 700+
- Workshops hosted
- 25+
- FIRST teams mentored
- 10+
- Countries
- 2
Where the money goes.
Five lines, and no administration overhead hiding in any of them. Students order the parts.
This season’s real budget figures can replace the descriptions above whenever you send them.
Sponsorship tiers
Five levels, and the same acknowledgement promise at every one: your name goes on this page and stays there.
Platinum
$1,500 and above
Gold
$1,000 to $1,499
Silver
$500 to $999
Bronze
$200 to $499
Snowflake
Personal donation, any amount
Who supports us
Corporate sponsors, program partners and the nonprofit this team belongs to.
Snowflake donations
Not every supporter is a company. A personal gift of any size is a Snowflake donation: you get named on this page, thanked publicly, and told exactly what your contribution paid for.






