Support the team

Help us grow drone soccer

We're a community-based drone soccer team. Our pilots build, solder, repair and fly their own drones, and we've made it to U.S. Nationals twice. Now we want to bring more students into the sport, and we're looking for donors and sponsors to help.

Contact the coach Where your help goes
2×U.S. Nationals
6Pilots on the team
4 · 2Girls · boys
501(c)(3)Application in progress

Our team

Built here, flown here

Drone soccer is a team sport played with small drones inside protective cages, flown through goal rings in a netted arena. Our six pilots, four girls and two boys, learn the whole job: soldering and repairs, setting up their drones in Betaflight, and flying as a team. They've earned two trips to U.S. Nationals, and they're excited to grow the team and help the sport grow in our area.

Where your help goes

Equipment · travel · growth
01

Equipment

Drones take a beating in every match, and pilots need gear to practice and repair.

  • Drones, batteries and chargers
  • Spare parts: props, motors, cages
  • Soldering and repair tools
  • Practice arena gear
02

Travel

Getting to competitions like U.S. Nationals is the biggest cost a season brings.

  • Event entry
  • Travel for pilots
  • Lodging on the road
03

Growing the team

We're excited to bring more students into the team and the sport.

  • Starter kits for new pilots
  • Classes and practice time
  • Bringing the sport to more students

Nonprofit status

Updated as it changes
In progress

501(c)(3) application

We're working on our 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. We'll update this page as soon as it's approved.

Until the IRS approves our application, we can't promise that a gift is tax-deductible. If that matters for your gift, contact the coach before you give and we'll tell you where things stand.

Contact the coach

Questions, donations, sponsorships

Send the coach a message

Questions about the team, joining, donating money or equipment, or sponsoring a trip are all welcome. The coach will reply by email.

Giving equipment?

Used or new gear can help too. Before buying anything for the team, check with the coach so it fits our drones and isn't something we already have.

Students: questions about a class? Ask your coach at practice, or start with the FAQ.