A robot doesn't build itself, and neither does a reader. The Revolutionaries is a youth robotics, coding, and literacy program run by volunteers — which means everything the kids build, from the code to the confidence, runs on what the community puts behind it. Here's exactly what that looks like, and what it's for.
Running a competitive robotics team and a weekly literacy program takes more than a room and good intentions. This is where it actually goes:
Robot parts, kits, and building materials for our FIRST LEGO League Challenge team
Tools and equipment for hands-on builds
Electronics and programming equipment — laptops, sensors, controllers
Safety equipment for the build room
Competition registration fees
Transportation to tournaments
Team shirts, berets, and uniforms
Books and library resources for our weekly reading practice
Future robots, future seasons, future kids who haven't walked in yet
Your support isn't just materials. It's what those materials make possible.
Builds Readers
Builds Coders
Builds Teamwork
Builds Their Future
A contribution of any size toward equipment, registration, or transportation. No amount is too small — a $25 gift covers a share of one child's season materials.
Tools, electronics, robot parts, books, or gently used devices. If it sits in a closet unused, it might be exactly what a build session needs.
Coaches, mentors, and extra hands during practice or tournament day. Time is support too, and often the kind kids remember longest.
Put your business behind ours. Sponsors get their name where our kids and their families actually see it — not buried in a program nobody reads.
Your name or logo on our team materials
Recognition on this website and our social media
A mention when we announce competitions and milestones
Visible, genuine community goodwill
A direct hand in building the next generation of local STEM leaders
Fill this out and we'll follow up directly — no pressure, no obligation, just a conversation about what makes sense for you or your business.
Your support doesn't just fund a robot. It funds a kid learning they can build one.
