Support the Somerville High School Robotics Team FRC6201

Somerville High robotics team relies on this fund for travel, lodging, and tournament fees

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Support the Somerville High School Robotics Team FRC6201


The Somerville High School Robotics Team needs your help! We are in our 11th year participating in FIRST Robotics, an international robotics competition. We have a very dedicated group of students, SHS staff and volunteer mentors. We worked six days a week from January through March building a robot to bring to competitions. That hard work has paid off. After a strong performance at tournaments in Revere and Reading, we earned a spot at the FIRST Robotics New England Regional Championship in Springfield, MA April 15-18.

Registration fees, hotels, transportation and food are beyond our planned budget. We do not want finances to prevent a student from being able to have this incredible experience, so we are turning to our community to help make this trip happen. We would appreciate any contribution you are able to make to help our team. Any money raised above our goal will be used for future team projects. More information about our team at https://thehighlanders6201.weebly.com/ or follow us on Instagram @FRC6201.

This fundraiser is organized through SomerBot, a 501c3 non-profit formed to support Robotics Education in the Somerville Public Schools. We can also accept donations via DAF accounts (EIN 84-4571025), or a check made payable to SomerBot, mailed to: SomerBot C/O Maren Chiu 17 Kidder Ave, Somerville, MA 02144
Thank you for your generous support and ...Go Highlanders!

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Maren Chiu
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Somerville, MA
SOMERBOT CORPORATION
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Amy B. Roschelle
Co-organizer
Hannah Baxter
Co-organizer

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