Workshop starter kits
Microcontrollers
Boards like Arduino and micro:bit help students learn basic programming, sensors, and electronics through hands-on builds.
Hardware Wishlist
Help us scale more workshops with the right gear.
These are the items that help our student-run nonprofit run hands-on STEM sessions with better consistency, more devices, and less setup time.
Have something else you think could help? We welcome surprise donations too. If it is not on the list, send us a message and we will let you know whether we can use it.
Wishlist items and donation options
Items that move our workshops forward
Each card includes a placeholder image area so the layout stays clear even before we add product photography.
Student coding stations
Laptops and Chromebooks
Reliable laptops help students code, research, and run workshop software without worrying about device availability.
Robot prototypes
Robotics Components
Motors, wheels, servos, and sensor packs let us build robot demos that make coding feel tangible and exciting.
Device support
Chargers and Power Strips
Extra chargers, USB-C cables, and power strips keep devices ready during long workshops and packed event days.
Printable hardware
3D Printer Materials
Filament, nozzles, and upkeep parts help us create custom mounts, cases, and printable workshop parts on demand.
Repair and build labs
Soldering Supplies
Solder, wire, and replacement tips keep repair lessons safe and let students assemble durable electronics projects.
Interactive demos
Sensors and Input Modules
Distance, temperature, light, and motion sensors power interactive experiments that connect STEM concepts to real data.
Portable workshop kits
Storage and Organizers
Bins, cases, and labeled organizers keep small parts sorted so mobile workshop kits stay reliable and easy to deploy.
Flexible learning stations
Tablets and Input Devices
Tablets, mice, and keyboards help us create flexible stations for younger learners and accessible hands-on activities.
Ready to help?
Use the contact form and we will coordinate logistics, timing, and any questions about what would help most.
Something else to donate?
We still want to hear about it.
If you have equipment, accessories, or supplies that are not listed here, reach out anyway. Items like spare mice, adapters, headphones, USB cables, tool kits, or classroom storage can still make a big difference.
What to include
- • What the item is
- • Approximate condition or quantity
- • Whether it includes chargers, cables, or accessories