Titanium TItans, Inc

Traveling to the FIRST World Championship in Houston is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our students, but it comes with a huge price tag—flights, lodging, meals, registration, and transportation for our team and our robots. Every dollar you give gets us one step closer to competing on the world stage.

Join us on this epic journey. Together, we can send our small, mighty team from Cannonsburg, PA, to Houston, TX, and inspire a future built on STEM. Every dollar counts—thank you for your support!

For 13 years, making it to the FIRST Robotics World Championship has been the Titanium Titans’ ultimate dream—always just out of reach. Year after year, we’ve watched our friends qualify, knowing that we were right there, but never quite able to punch our ticket. Our Titans grew stronger every season, building on years of the hard work of our dedicated teammates.

Until now.

This year, our strategy was different: build a reliable early-season robot, compete in more events than ever before, and push ourselves to new limits. Through hard work and unwavering determination, these students made it happen.

At the Greater Pittsburgh Regional, not one, but TWO of our robots made the playoffs.

And then, in a moment straight out of a sports movie, when a technical glitch took us out of a match, another team subbed in for us—a team that a few of our own Titans founded and currently captain! They won, clearing the way for us to jump back in.

Oceanus, our main robot, battled through the semi-finals, reaching further than ever before.

Tethys, our second team, fought its way to the finals—something we only dreamed possible.

Then came the moment we’ve been waiting for…

The Titanium Titans won the Engineering Inspiration Award—a direct ticket to WORLDS!

Winning the Engineering Inspiration Award isn’t just about our robotics skills on the field— it recognizes our commitment to the community. This award honors our efforts in running 100s of STEM workshops, Girls Scout badge programs, marching in community parades, demonstrating engineering at community days and in elementary schools. Our priority is mentoring kids and high schoolers and helping them explore career paths and make informed college choices. Your support fuels both our journey and our mission to keep inspiring.

For those who don’t speak “robotics,” making it to Worlds is like making the Super Bowl. It’s the highest level of competition in FIRST Robotics. And after years of building, mentoring, competing, and supporting our fellow teams, we are finally going.

But we need your help to get there.