Sponsors - Camber Robotics Team 9658

Partner With Camber Robotics

FRC Team 9658 is looking for sponsors and mentors to help us keep building, competing, and growing robotics in San Antonio.

Why Sponsor Us

We're 100% self-funded — our school's previous robotics team disbanded due to funding issues, so sponsors are crucial to our sustainability. Your support doesn't just keep us competing: it funds outreach programs, hands-on learning, and mentorship that help young people pursue careers in STEM.

Recognition at Every Level

Every sponsorship tier includes real recognition — from social shoutouts up to logo placement on our robot, pit signage, driver station, and team shirts.

Event Appearances

We represent and thank our sponsors at events throughout the greater San Antonio area, from robot demonstrations to community outreach. Our competitions are often attended by employees of organizations like the Department of Defense and major tech companies.

Mentors & In-Kind Support Welcome

Sponsorship doesn't have to be a check — we're just as excited to welcome hands-on mentors and in-kind donations of time, tools, or expertise.

Sponsorship Levels

Garden

$100+

Personalized thank-you note and a post on all our socials, plus a monthly update newsletter.

Coral

$500+

Everything in Garden, plus your logo on our team t-shirt and website.

Viper

$1,000+

Everything in Coral, plus a logo on our pit sign and driver station, and a mini merch kit.

Cobra

$2,500+

Everything in Viper, plus a logo on our robot and a free robot demonstration.*

Kingsnake

$5,000+

Everything in Cobra, plus a free in-person presentation,* volunteering for your organization,* and a premium gift package (including a hand-crocheted mascot).

* Restricted to the greater San Antonio area. In-kind donations will be taken into account — donations that are exclusively in-kind are valued based on value to our team.

Prefer to mail a check? Make it payable to "Keystone School Robotics" and send it to 119 E Craig Pl, San Antonio, TX 78212.

Where Your Support Goes

Our projected 2025–26 season expenses total $37,000.

Registration$12,000 (32.9%)
Travel$10,900 (29.8%)
Parts & equipment$7,000 (19.2%)
Food$5,520 (15.1%)
Misc. essentials$1,100 (3%)

FRC is expensive: robot parts necessary for global competitiveness add up fast, like vision sensors ($900+) and competitive drivetrain modules ($2,000 per set). Transporting and feeding a team of 22 teenagers is pricey too, and an unmet travel budget falls onto students' own families. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Our Impact

Beyond competition, our roughly 20 students put in real work in the community. This year, we presented at the San Antonio Manufacturing Association and helped announce Yet Another Software Suite's YAMS and YAMG tools at the 2026 FRC Kickoff in San Antonio and the FIRST World Championship.

We host monthly robotics events at Landa Library for elementary-aged kids, run a twice-monthly Coding Collaborative class for K–8 students, and bring robot demonstrations to local events like Youth Code Jam. In 2025, we started and now mentor FTC Team #31617 at our middle school, and we run an annual robotics summer camp.

Our team has raised over $10,000 in each of the last two seasons, and our members have logged 4,000+ volunteer hours combined — support that helps us keep showing up.

Individual Donations Welcome

A corporate sponsorship isn't the only way to help. Camber Robotics is a nonprofit through Keystone School, so individual donations of any size are tax-deductible and go directly toward competition fees, materials, and travel. Consult your tax advisor for details. We also welcome sponsorship and matching gifts through Benevity — if your employer partners with Benevity, email us and we'll help you get set up.

Email contact@camberrobotics.com

Other Ways to Help

Not everything we need comes from a check — every bit is appreciated.

  • Services, like CNC, powder coating, or printing stickers/banners/pins
  • Mentorship from experts in engineering, marketing, educating, or presenting
  • Unused devices like laptops, or utilities like drawers, tool carts, or shelves
  • Tools, manufacturing pieces, electrical components, or other raw materials
  • Invitations to events, for education and/or exposure
  • Food — snacks and meals for meetings and competitions
  • Venues for outreach events and/or practice
  • Exposure and promotion through news, social media, or other organizations

Thank You to Our Sponsors

Gene Haas FoundationHoneywellPine Lake VistasYet Another Software SuiteFRC TeesKeystone School

Ready to Partner With Us?

Whether it's sponsorship, mentorship, or a personal donation, we'd love to hear from you.

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