HexHounds

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Team 3197 – The HexHounds is fueled by innovation, teamwork, and the incredible support of our sponsors. As a high school robotics team competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition, we rely on the generosity of both community partners and corporate sponsors to make our program possible.

Why Sponsor Us?
Your support directly enables students to explore real-world engineering, programming, and design challenges — experiences that most students won’t encounter until college or beyond. From prototype to competition-ready robots, every donation helps us purchase tools, parts, travel to events, and invest in the future of STEM education.

Investing in the Next Generation
When you sponsor Team 3197, you’re not just backing a robot — you’re investing in the next generation of engineers, programmers, and leaders.

Students in our program gain hands-on experience in:

CAD design and 3D printing
Programming and automation
Electrical and mechanical engineering
Project management and teamwork
Public speaking, business planning, and marketing
These aren’t just school projects. These are real-world skills that prepare our students to succeed in college, trade programs, and the workforce — often ahead of their peers.

Impacting Community & Industry
As part of the FIRST community, we aim to inspire more than just our own team. We host outreach events, mentor younger robotics teams, and actively promote STEM in our schools and neighborhoods. By sponsoring us, you’re helping create a stronger, more technically skilled local workforce — and giving students a head start in industries that need them most.

Sponsorship Benefits
All sponsors receive recognition on our website, robot, team shirts, and event banners — with higher levels offering more visibility and engagement. Let us help highlight your commitment to education, innovation, and community growth.

Become a Sponsor
Want to partner with us? Download our sponsorship packet [here] or reach out directly via our [Contact Page].

Together, we can build the future — one robot at a time.