Sponsors:
The programs offered by Maine Robotics are funded by participating individuals and teams, but
also through the generous support of our sponsors.
If you or your company are willing to help support these programs please contact the Director for
more information. All donations are tax deductible as Maine Robotics is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
corporation.
And if you have a chance, please thank these supporters. They make our programs possible!
If you are interested in sponsoring any or all of our programs please don't hesitate to call or
download our donation form here.
<Sponsor Form> <Letter to sponsors>
<Request for material donations>
<Program Advertising>
On line donations are also accepted here
Long Range Supporters:
Time Warner Cable (FLL Underwriter)
Fairchild Semiconductor
University of Maine's College of Engineering
Maine Maritime Academy
School for Applied Sciences, Engineering, and Technology
Computer Science Department, University of Southern Maine
Advanced Manufacturing Center
Grants:
2011
($21,000 total grants and contributions for 2011)
Time Warner Cable
Underwriter for the Maine FLL Competition AND
the FLL Rookie Grant Awards for new FLL teams.
Fairchild Semiconductor
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
UMaine College of Engineering
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
Maine School for Science and Mathematics
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
2010
($8,500 total grants and contributions for 2010)
Fairchild Semiconductor
Supporter of the Maine FLL Competition
National Girls Collaborative Project
We received a grant to support two workshops in collaboration with the Girl Scouts of
Maine
Maine Community Foundation
We received a grant to help plan and implement a summer program for 6-8 year olds
in the Bangor area. The Community Builders program.
USFIRST Development Grant
We received funds to help keep the FIRST LEGO League program growing in Maine
2009
($18,500 total grants and contributions for 2009)
Maine Community Foundation
To support the high school robotics internship program
William and Joan Alfond Trust
To support the high school robotics internship program
Robert Haskell & Gladys M. Stetson Fund
To support the high school robotics internship program
Sawyer Family Trust
To support the high school robotics internship program
Oak Grove School Foundation
We received a grant to help support the FIRST LEGO League Championship
Dead River Company
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
Cyr Bus Lines
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
Freightliner of Maine
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
National Girls Collaborative Project
We received a grant to help support recruitment and mentoring of girls in our
Machias summer program. In collaboration with the Washington County 4H and
UMaine Cooperative Extension Office.
Perloff Family Foundation
We received a donation from the Perloff's to purchase RoboLab Software in support
of schools they work with throughout Maine.
Morton-Kelly Trust
We received a grant to support summer programs in the Portland, Falmouth,
Lewiston/Auburn area. The funds were used to purchase new equipment.
2008
($39,510 total grants for 2008)
Perloff Family Foundation
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp program
Plum Creek Foundation
Received a grant that helped fund the Spring Robot Track Meet
Bangor Rotary Club
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp
Davis Family Foundation
Received a grant to develop a web-site initiative for on-line teacher resources (2009)
Wing-Benjamin Trust
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp
Fisher Charitable Foundation
Received a grant to pay for teams registration to the FLL Fall program
Libra Foundation
Received a grant to pay for teams registration to the FLL Fall program
Morton Kelly Charitable Trust
Received a grant to help pay for a Summer High School Robotics Internship program
2007
($13,650 total grants for 2007)
Maine Community Foundation
Maine Robotics was awarded a grant in 2007 to help with our workshops, newsletters,
and outreach activities.
Wing-Benjamin Trust
Maine Robotics received a grant in 2007 to assist in purchasing new equipment.
Bangor Savings Bank Foundation
Helped provide general funds to support programs in Maine
FIRST
The Manchester New Hampshire organization that runs the FIRST LEGO League
helped Maine Robotics put on a workshop in Southern Maine and to support the
Southern Maine FIRST LEGO League tournament in 2005.
2005 FIRST LEGO League Support also came from:
Inplan Group
Cianbro
Verrill Dana
Central Maine Power Company
The programs offered by Maine Robotics are funded by participating individuals and teams, but
also through the generous support of our sponsors.
If you or your company are willing to help support these programs please contact the Director for
more information. All donations are tax deductible as Maine Robotics is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
corporation.
And if you have a chance, please thank these supporters. They make our programs possible!
If you are interested in sponsoring any or all of our programs please don't hesitate to call or
download our donation form here.
<Sponsor Form> <Letter to sponsors>
<Request for material donations>
<Program Advertising>
On line donations are also accepted here
Long Range Supporters:
Time Warner Cable (FLL Underwriter)
Fairchild Semiconductor
University of Maine's College of Engineering
- Orono, Maine
The UMaine College of Engineering has provided Maine Robotics with space
and guidance over the years for which we are thankful.
Maine Maritime Academy
- Castine, Maine
The MMA started supporting the FIRST LEGO League in 2005 and is
continuing its support for both the FIRST LEGO League and the Spring Robot
Track Meet.
School for Applied Sciences, Engineering, and Technology
- University of Southern Maine, Gorham
ASET started supporting the FIRST LEGO League in 2005 and is continuing its
support whenever possible. In 2006 they also supported the Maine Robot
Track Meet. Since 2007 they have hosted summer camp on the Gorham
campus.
Computer Science Department, University of Southern Maine
- CS has supported the summer camps on the Portland Campus since 2007.
Advanced Manufacturing Center
- University of Maine, Orono
The AMC hosted Maine Robotics' summer camp program for 3 weeks during
the summer of 2007 and was able to help secure a significant grant for new
equipment purchase.
Grants:
2011
($21,000 total grants and contributions for 2011)
Time Warner Cable
Underwriter for the Maine FLL Competition AND
the FLL Rookie Grant Awards for new FLL teams.
Fairchild Semiconductor
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
UMaine College of Engineering
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
Maine School for Science and Mathematics
Supporter for the Maine FLL Competition
2010
($8,500 total grants and contributions for 2010)
Fairchild Semiconductor
Supporter of the Maine FLL Competition
National Girls Collaborative Project
We received a grant to support two workshops in collaboration with the Girl Scouts of
Maine
Maine Community Foundation
We received a grant to help plan and implement a summer program for 6-8 year olds
in the Bangor area. The Community Builders program.
USFIRST Development Grant
We received funds to help keep the FIRST LEGO League program growing in Maine
2009
($18,500 total grants and contributions for 2009)
Maine Community Foundation
To support the high school robotics internship program
William and Joan Alfond Trust
To support the high school robotics internship program
Robert Haskell & Gladys M. Stetson Fund
To support the high school robotics internship program
Sawyer Family Trust
To support the high school robotics internship program
Oak Grove School Foundation
We received a grant to help support the FIRST LEGO League Championship
Dead River Company
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
Cyr Bus Lines
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
Freightliner of Maine
Was a corporate supporter of the FIRST LEGO League
National Girls Collaborative Project
We received a grant to help support recruitment and mentoring of girls in our
Machias summer program. In collaboration with the Washington County 4H and
UMaine Cooperative Extension Office.
Perloff Family Foundation
We received a donation from the Perloff's to purchase RoboLab Software in support
of schools they work with throughout Maine.
Morton-Kelly Trust
We received a grant to support summer programs in the Portland, Falmouth,
Lewiston/Auburn area. The funds were used to purchase new equipment.
2008
($39,510 total grants for 2008)
Perloff Family Foundation
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp program
Plum Creek Foundation
Received a grant that helped fund the Spring Robot Track Meet
Bangor Rotary Club
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp
Davis Family Foundation
Received a grant to develop a web-site initiative for on-line teacher resources (2009)
Wing-Benjamin Trust
Received a grant to help purchase equipment for the summer camp
Fisher Charitable Foundation
Received a grant to pay for teams registration to the FLL Fall program
Libra Foundation
Received a grant to pay for teams registration to the FLL Fall program
Morton Kelly Charitable Trust
Received a grant to help pay for a Summer High School Robotics Internship program
2007
($13,650 total grants for 2007)
Maine Community Foundation
Maine Robotics was awarded a grant in 2007 to help with our workshops, newsletters,
and outreach activities.
Wing-Benjamin Trust
Maine Robotics received a grant in 2007 to assist in purchasing new equipment.
Bangor Savings Bank Foundation
Helped provide general funds to support programs in Maine
FIRST
The Manchester New Hampshire organization that runs the FIRST LEGO League
helped Maine Robotics put on a workshop in Southern Maine and to support the
Southern Maine FIRST LEGO League tournament in 2005.
2005 FIRST LEGO League Support also came from:
Inplan Group
Cianbro
Verrill Dana
Central Maine Power Company
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