Wayne County Robotics

Sponsorship Packet

How can my company help?

Financial Donation

Wayne County Robotics is a 501c

educational non-profit organization. All

financial donations are tax deductible

Being a volunteer based organization means

your donation goes directly towards providing

robotics programs for local 9-12 students

In-Kind Contributions & Volunteers

In addition to financial donations, Camo-Bots

welcomes donations of goods and services.

Also, our organization would not be complete

without both technical and non-technical

volunteer mentors… we need your help!

Java Programming & Sensor Mentors Needed

Sponsor Recognition Bronze

$50

Silver

$200

Gold

$400

Platinum

$1,000 and up

Company/Donor listed on Banner X X X X

Company/Donor Listed on Website X X X X

Company Logo on Back Team T-Shirt X X X

Company Logo on Robot X X

Company Logo on Team T-Shirt Sleeve X

Company Mentioned at Competition X

In-Kind Contributions

Please see associated levels below for In-Kind Donations

Wayne County Robotics

Joseph Mang – Honesdale High School Advisor Brian Landry – Western Wayne High School Advisor

FRC Team 4285 Camo-Bots http://waynecountyrobotics4285.org/

Dear Prospective Sponsor,

Thank you for your interest and taking the time to help our robotics program and team.

All Business sponsorships attained by the team will be used towards our registration and

remaining funds will be applied towards, supplies, materials, and transportation costs to compete

in the year’s FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). Information regarding FIRST Robotics and the

league our team is part of, Mid-Atlantic Robotics (MAR), can be found at www.usfirst.org and

www.midalanticrobotics.com correspondingly.

Our team consists of students from Honesdale High School and Western Wayne High School in

grades 9- 12. Students from both schools combine expertise and learning styles to develop a

competitive edge that well represents our schools. During the program, students engage in

learning and attaining experience in engineering, electronics, machining, welding, programming,

business plans, project management, presentation/soft-skills, and many more skills required to

produce a self-designed/produced competitive robot for FRC competition. This year, we will be

competing in our league with well over 100 teams located in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware,

and New Jersey. Our goal is to attend the MAR Championship, and finish this season by qualifying

and competing in the FRC World Championship competition against 400 teams from around the

world.

More information about our team can be found at: http://waynecountyrobotics4285.org

In return for your generous support of the team, we will be displaying your business’s name/logo

on the team’s clothing, any news or media we produce or contribute to, informational flyers, our

website, and the team’s banner that will displayed at any public events we attend. Proper

sponsorships will be represented on the robot itself, through relative sizes that will be determined

by specifications of the robot. We will always gladly represent all our sponsors in every manner

possible to demonstrate your commitment to Wayne County Robotics.

We Thank You for your time, consideration, and all assistance you can offer! FRC Team 4285

The sponsors and volunteers of Camo-Bots keep us going, year

after year. All donations go directly to our robotics programs and the

management of the club. We are looking for technical mentors in areas of

Java Programming and Sensor / Electronic integration.

Who Are We ?

Wayne County Robotics is a nonprofit organization from Honesdale,

Pennsylvania comprised of 9-12 students and adult volunteers from

Pennsylvania. We participate in FIRST ( For Inspiration and Recognition of

Science and Technology) which is a worldwide robotics organization that

include thousands of teams and hundreds of thousands of students. Our

robotics programs encourage innovation and foster well-rounded life skills

including self confidence, communication, and leadership. As a non-profit

organization running a high-budget program, we rely on sponsor donations,

both in-kind and financial, to continue the work we do.

FIRST Robotics Students are

Four times as likely to pursue career in engineering

Twice as likely to purse a career in science and technology

More than twice as likely to volunteer in their communities

Eligible for over $30 million in scholarships

More important than competitive success and awards is the

fact that our members realize the values of STEM (Science, Technology,

Engineering, and Mathematics) while gaining a greater respect for the

benefits of a challenging education. Our organization gives students the

opportunity to work alongside industry professions and build foundations

essential to engineering such as those in machining, computer aided design,

programming, work ethic, problem-solving, and soft skills.