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STEM Sponsorships | NDIA - Michigan Chapter youtube2 linkedin facebook-1 NDIA Michigan Supports STEM in Schools The NDIA Michigan Chapter is committed to strengthening the next generation of innovators, problem-solvers, and future leaders in national defense. Our STEM Sponsorship Program helps Michigan schools bring high-impact science, technology, engineering, and math experiences to their students.
Our goal is simple: remove financial barriers so educators can focus on inspiring curiosity, confidence, and real-world skill development. We look forward to learning about your program. Apply for Sponsorship Here Through the application below, schools can request funding to launch, expand, or enhance their STEM initiatives.
Whether you’re building a new robotics team, supporting hands-on engineering projects, advancing cybersecurity education, or creating pathways for underrepresented students in technical fields, we want to champion your efforts. Once you submit your application, an NDIA Michigan representative will get in touch.
2026 STEM Sponsorship List Allendale Robotics of Allendale High School - Allendale | Bemis Jr high School - Sterling Heights | Berkley Schools - Oak Park | Clarkston RoboWolves (10016) - Clarkston | Code Crushers, Messmore Elementary - Sterling Heights | Corbels FIRST FTC Team 31459 - Grand Rapids | Crevolution Robotics - Sterling Heights | DeKeyser Elementary Science Olympiad Team - Sterling Heights | Eisenhower High School Science Olympiad Team - Shelby Township | Eppler Junior High - Utica | FIRST Robotics Team 3357 - Grand Rapids | FRC Team 4810 I.
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Robot - Clinton Township | FTC Robotics Team 14706 Armada Pi-Gears - Armada | Garber High School Robotics - FRC #5216 - Essexville | Grand Valley State University Regional Math and Science Center - Allendale | Holly High School Robotics Team - Holly | Iroquois Middle School Science Olympiad Team - Macomb | Killer Bees Robotics - City of the Village of Clarkston | L'Anse Creuse High School North - Macomb | L'Anse Creuse Middle School East Science Olympiad - Chesterfield | Lawrence Technological University - Southfield | Macomb Academy of Arts and Sciences - FRC 1718 The Fighting Pi - Armada | Macomb Automation & Robotics Zone - Sterling Heights | Malow Junior High School Science Olympiad Team - Shelby | Michigan Science Olympiad - Shelby Township | Orion's Quest - Livonia | Perry RAMBOTS Robotics - Perry | Pioneer Robotics Boosters - Ann Arbor | Red Storm Robotics of Kentwood Public Schools - Kentwood | Regina High School - Warren | Romeo Middle School Science Olympiad - Romeo | Science Olympiad for Seneca Middle School - Macomb | Shelby Junior High School Science Olympiad - Shelby Township | Slauson Robotics - Ann Arbor | Spires FIRST Robotics Team FRC 9106 - Grand Rapids | St.
Lawrence Catholic Science Olympiad - Utica | Stevenson High School - Sterling Heights | Team RUSH 27 - Ortonville | Waverly Robotics - Lansing | West Bloomfield Middle School Robotics - West Bloomfield | West Michigan FIRST - Grand Rapids | Wyandot Science Olympiads - Clinton Township | Download the 2026 Sponsorship List THE APPLICATION PERIOD IS: NOVEMBER 1, 2025– JANUARY 16, 2026 PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE SUBMISSION per organization.
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