Major Milestone & New Fundraising Goal: Help Us Bring Advanced Drone Technology to QUAVDA

Dear Supporters,

We are excited to share a significant achievement for Handle It Helping Hands, Inc. and our Quantum UAV Drone Academy (QUAVDA) program. Our work empowering youth through STEM and drone technology has been recognized by the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission of San Bernardino County—we are honored to be this year’s recipient of the Service to Youth Award.

This recognition reflects the impact of our QUAVDA initiative, which has already trained and certified hundreds of young people, opening doors to aviation, agriculture, and technology careers. We are proud to have reached over 780 students, the majority from historically underserved communities, with many earning FAA certifications and launching new opportunities in the growing drone industry.

Our Next Goal: $200,000 for Advanced Educational Technology.

We are launching a new fundraising goal of $200,000 to continue inspiring and equipping our students. These funds will enable us to acquire cutting-edge technology, including the 2025 nuWay Drone Trailer — Mike’s Loadout and two nuWay T60X Complete Generator Kits. This investment—totaling $121,059.80—will provide our students with hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment for agricultural drone operations, expanding our program's scope and impact.

Why This Matters:

- The new drone trailer and T60X kits will allow us to train more students, offer advanced agricultural applications, and provide real-world, career-relevant experience.

- With this technology, we can further bridge the gap for underserved youth and introduce innovative solutions to local farmers and communities.

How You Can Help:

Your continued support is crucial. Every donation and every share brings us closer to this essential goal. Please consider contributing to this campaign or sharing our mission with your network. Together, we can ensure that our students can access the best tools, training, and opportunities.

Thank you for making this work possible and for your commitment to the future of our youth and community.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kenneth Jones, Jr.

President, Handle It Helping Hands, Inc.