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FIRST Tech Challenge: Team Funding Grants - Iowa is sponsored by The University of Iowa College of Engineering (sponsored by Collins Aerospace & John Deere). These grants, supported by Collins Aerospace and John Deere, offer funding to FTC teams in Iowa. Eligible teams for John Deere funding must be within 50 miles of a John Deere facility.
MidAmerican also supports teams in their service area for registration fees.
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FIRST Tech Challenge: Team Funding Grants | College of Engineering - The University of Iowa FIRST Tech Challenge: Team Funding Grants Through generous support from Collins Aerospace & John Deere, we are able to offer team grants to FTC teams in Iowa. We thank Collins Aerospace, John Deere and MidAmerican for sponsoring team grants for FIRST Tech Challenge teams in Iowa. Grant applications are typically open from May-September.
Collins Aerospace Team Funding In the past, Collins Aerospace has supported teams for a maximum of two years. Eligible teams for the John Deere funding are located within 50 miles of a John Deere facility. Primary locations include: Quad Cities, Dubuque, Des Moines, Paton, Ottumwa and Waterloo.
Teams need to be aware that these are grants and there is a possibility the demand of requests may be too many for John Deere to support. Eligible teams must complete the John Deere Inspire FIRST application form. MidAmerican has traditionally supported teams in their service area for the registration fees.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: FTC teams in Iowa. Specific eligibility for John Deere funding includes location within 50 miles of a John Deere facility. MidAmerican funding is for teams in their service area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
FIRST Tech Challenge: Team Funding Grants - Iowa is funded by The University of Iowa College of Engineering (sponsored by Collins Aerospace & John Deere). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Iowa. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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