We could really use your assistance . . .
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     Our project exists entirely on foundation, private, and commercial donations.  We are not able to receive funding from the school district that hosts our project.  We are extremely grateful for the support we have receive and suggest that you click to our 'Thanks' page and note who has risen above the pack.  These are people and companies that support education and are 'paying it forward' to improve the future of aviation. 

     We are in need of several things.  If it is within your means to help us out, we can offer a mention in the website, a link to your business, a letter of thanks on letterhead listing your gift to our 501 (c) 3  corporation for tax deductibility, and our heartfelt thanks.  You have the thanks of the kids, too.  They just don't know it yet. 

 

What we need:
 
     Cash.  We have many needs, big and small, that can only be purchased with project funds.  100% of donations go to our project.  We have no salaries, operating expenses, office expenses, rent, etc.  All of our manpower is volunteer.  Every penny that is donated goes to buying aluminum, rivets, wire and switches, wheels and tires, engine parts, hoses, clamps, and all the other things that go into the last 10% of any project. 
     We can accept donations of any amount, large or small, and they all help.  If you click on the button to the left, you will be able to use a credit card and send help through PayPal.  If you would like to send a check please email us at georgesteed@wavecable.com   Thank you. 
Altitude encoder.  Our CH-701 has a Bendix transponder but no encoder.  If you have a spare, we could really use it. 
Wheels and tires.  Our CH-601 has a main gear but no wheels, tires, brakes, etc. 
If you would like information on how to start a program like this at your school, visit our  how to page.
Webmaster:George Steed 

Last Updated: 03/02/06 
 

      

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