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FRC Team Update 7-27-2022 - FIRST Indiana Robotics FRC Team Update 7-27-2022 FIN Grant Application Live The FIN Grant Application is live . FRC teams that have received support in the past from: are required to complete this form by Friday, September 9th, to be eligible for support from those providers this season.
Even if you didn’t receive money from one of these providers last year, we need your application in case we receive funds from them this year. If you are unsure, email Chris Osborne – cosborne@indianafirst. org We will have some funds available for hardship grants this year.
Priority will go to teams with underserved and underrepresented youth in their community. There will also be a requirement for teams receiving hardship grants to: Work with a partner that will be matched with your team to develop a business plan. The team will meet a series of fundraising and sponsorship goals throughout the season as set by the team, partner, and FIN.
The team will establish a goal to have the 2023-2024 registration fee (per program level) raised and set aside by July 1st. These requirements are designed to help teams develop sustainable fundraising and sponsorship funding that will put the team in a position to meet a minimum funding plan for each season. Do you have questions?
Would you like to learn more about why you should apply for our grants? Join us for a Zoom Call on Tuesday, August 16th at 7 PM to learn about the FRC grants available from FIN and other providers. We will also cover the new requirements for hardship grants.
Register for the FRC Grant Call Does your team have access to the Rev Control Hub or Expansion Hub that you won’t be using? These two items are on back order, and we may have some FTC rookie teams needing these items. We are looking for teams with this equipment willing to lend it to rookie FTC teams for a season.
Please contact Chris Osborne – cosborne@indianafirst. org or Trisha Thompson – tthompson@indianafirst. org Would you like to help us spread FIRST throughout Indiana?
Please look at these amazing videos and utilize them in your messaging to nearby communities to help spread the word. Make sure to tag us in your posts so we can share. Also, if you get a lead on a potential team, contact us, and we’ll help you with material support!
FLL/FTC – Trisha Thompson We have started to recreate these emails as blog posts. If your team uses Slack, Discord, etc., you can create a channel that automatically will see updates to our blog by subscribing via RSS feed. Discord – Use an app like MonitoRSS State Championship Broadcast Our state championship broadcast for FRC is on our YouTube Channel now.
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FTC Rookie Grants is funded by IndianaFIRST Inc. FIRST Indiana Robotics. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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