Sponsorships

ROBOTICS AND BEYOND SPONSORS

Recent Sponsors

Faith Preparatory School, The Silo at Hunt Hill Farm, MVPSOS, Fat City Screen Printing and Embroidery, Give Local 2023 Individual Donors, Parker Medical Inc., Danbury Mission Technologies, an ARKA Group company, Brian Cody’s Brothers and Sisters Foundation, and Westchester Modular Homes

Past Sponsors

Candlewood Valley Pediatrics,  Executive Cuisine,  Nuvance Health,  OC Organic Kitchen, Deep Trekker, Fox Pest Control, Prolifogy Software and Consulting, Fat City Screen Printing and Embroidery, The Hobby Hangout, Connecticut Community Foundation, KentPresents, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Parker Medical Inc. (PMI), Savings Bank of Danbury, United Technologies Aerospace Systems, ASML, Stanley Black & Decker, Acieta, Atmosphere Design Group, QWASI, Boehringer Ingelheim, GE Volunteer Foundation, GE Capital, The Meserve Memorial Fund, ATMI (now part of Entegris), Proctor&Gamble, NASA, Bank Street Theater of New Milford, Tasty Waves Frozen Yogurt Cafe, All Aboard Pizza, Parametric Technology Corp. (PTC), LEGO Children’s Fund, Bug Labs, Onset

BECOME  A SPONSOR

What is a Sponsorship?

Robotics And Beyond has a long list of projects, programs, events and workshops that are highly effective in their approach and for the young people and adults who participate as students and mentors. However, these offerings are vastly under-scheduled and under-utilized due to the cost to implement and cost to the students. Costs of operations are another monumental challenge even though we have tremendous volunteer support. Read More Details …

How is a Sponsorship started?

Beginning a sponsorship begins with contacting Robotics And Beyond to learn more about any of the topics listed below or to suggest another idea that a sponsor would like to support.

Sponsorship Examples

    • Robotics 
      • Equipment and software maintenance and upgrades for all robotics efforts in general and project design and equipment for advanced levels in robotics.
      • Tuition support to lower the cost of robotics classes and enable greater attendance by students with financial need.
    • Students with special learning needs:  We have had tremendous results working with students with special learning needs and behaviors such as exhibited by individuals with mild to strong autism, Aspergers syndrome, obsessive and compulsive, Tourettes and ADHD. In a given year, we address 20-30 such students but only a handful to a deeper level.  With proper support we can make a life-changing difference to many more individuals and their families.
      • After school enrichment and training program for grades 3-12, 12 weeks, 2 hrs. / week, Fall and Winter/Spring sessions.
      • One-on-one mentoring for development of career skills in design and technology.
      • Support for a part-time Special Education coordinator to professional on our staff to work with students and to increase our collaboration with more towns, schools and agencies.
      • Reading Shelf: Help us provide hard copies of important books and other reference materials that help parents to support and understand their children’s needs and abilities.
    • Tuition assistance pool:
      • Growth of a pool of tuition assistance funds to enable greater reach to financially disadvantaged families. Assistance is normally applied for to us directly but we want to provide coupons to social service organizations and other groups to make available to appropriate students and families.
    • Promotion of STEM, design and coding for girls:
      • Girls-only Coding Night events
      • Tuition assistance for after-school and weekend workshops and classes
      • Expanding our network of women professionals and mentors in fields of STEM and design.
    • Circuit design and fabrication:
      • Project design and instruction based around circuit fundamentals, soldering skills, circuit design software and fabrication methods from bench-top to industrial scale.
    • Electronics and Microcontrollers:
      • Project design, material costs and instruction of topics involving industrial and hobby-level microcontrollers and their use in robotics and other electrical and electromechanical systems.
    • Computer science:
      • Coding: support of any one or more languages or applications of programming suiting the sponsor’s interests; Python, Web development (HTML/CSS/PHP/JavaScript), Java, C, Wolfram/Mathmatica, and others.
      • Computer hardware: materials and instruction to teach fundamentals of computer hardware and operating systems, including designing and building desktop computers, identifying and repairing hardware and software problems, prevention and removal of malware, proper internet safety and cyber security.
      • Microcomputers and operating systems:  Project design and materials for systems based on the Raspberry Pi microcomputers and their open-source operating systems.
    • 3D Modeling and mechanical design:
      • Software for modeling designs in 3 dimensions (CAD) and fabrication by 3D printing, fundamentals of machine programming and CNC machining career skills.
    • Graphic design:
      • Software, course design and instruction using career-relevant software for original artwork and design of publications or use in video animations or other digital media applications.
    • Game design:
      • Course design and instruction of game theory and use of industry tools for video animation and game design, career perspective from professionals, education path perspective from current college students.
    • Summer camp sponsorships:
      • Provide partial or full tuition for a student wanting to attend our week long summer camps but unable to due to financial hardship.
    • After-school STEM and Design program:
      • Provide tuition assistance or instructor and materials support for our excellent after-school program, and allow us to increase attendance and depth of projects.
    • K-3 STEM and design program:
      • After-school, weekend and holiday programs designed for Kindergarten to 3rd grade students.
    • Architecture and functional design:
      • Support the materials and software needed to introduce students to the world of architectural design, functional design and the intersection of art and technology.
    • Aviation, flight and space travel:
      • Support materials, software and instruction in the many aspects of flight and aviation and space travel using effective simulation software, hands-on mechanical projects and perspective provided by professionals working in these fields.
    • Support of operations:
      • Become a sustaining sponsor by helping us to cover the costs of facilities and the many overhead and administrative costs we are faced with.

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