TOGE T HER, W E RISE 2020 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 6 16 22 36 40 Greetings from FIRST® City FIRST Longitudinal Impact Study FIRST® RISESM powered by FIRST® Robotics Competition Mission Support Sponsors Volunteers of the Year Star Wars: Force for Change: 4 8 A Season in Numbers 24 37 44 Season Highlights Start Progression of Programs 18 ’ Legacy Gala Sponsors Financials 5 10 FIRST® LEGO® League 26 38 45 Leadership Letter FIRST Equity, Diversity & Inclusion F IRS T, Inspire Gala FIRST Scholarship Program Leadership Introducing Larry Cohen, 20 FIRST® Tech Challenge FIRST President 13 27 39 FIRST Community Stories Sponsors and Contributors Program Delivery Partners

2 2020 Annual Impact Report This Annual Impact Report covers the period of July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020. This season of FIRST,® a global community of young people and forward-looking adults came together to build FIRST City, a place where we celebrate our differences and embrace innovative concepts and technology to strengthen our future cities. In our thriving culture, collaboration and collective wisdom elevate new ideas and foster growth.

OUR COMMUNITY IS BRIMMING WITH INSPIRATION, CREATIVITY, AND – MOST IMPORTANTLY – HOPE.

Through evidence-based robotics programs designed to ignite young minds and the incredible support of mentors, educators, volunteers, sponsors, donors, and alumni, we’re helping young people realize their power to find a sense of belonging, reach new heights, and build a better future.

TOGETHER, WE RISE.

2020 Annual Impact Report 3 For the 2019-2020 FIRST® season, FIRST teamed up with Lucasfilm and parent company Disney for FIRST RISESM powered by Star Wars: Force for Change, setting out to inspire the next generation of heroes and innovators. Together with all our sponsors, volunteers, partners, and supporters, we met that goal. Here are some key moments from the season. SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON ® AUGUST 1, 2019 Amazon partners with FIRST on Amazon Future Engineer Robotics Grants to bring FIRST programs FIRST and professional development to schools, reaching thousands of students from underrepresented and underserved communities across the U.S.

AUGUST 7, 2019 FIRST introduces new, accessible Class Pack editions, which provide tools to educators to implement FIRST programs flexibly with 30+ students in classrooms or structured after-school programs.

4 2020 Annual Impact Report LEADERSHIP LETTER

FIRST was created over 30 years ago to inspire young people to become science and technology innovators and leaders, ready to solve the world’s greatest challenges. We’ve always known FIRST isn’t about the . That’s especially true this season. Our 2019-2020 season began with a big theme. FIRST RISE powered by Star Wars: Force for Change set out to empower young people to help the places they call home reach new heights and build stronger, more sustainable communities. After our global competition season ended early, in March, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our students and alumni used their FIRST-built skills for good. They applied their FIRST learnings to 3-D print face shields for front-line workers, build grocery- delivery robots for at-risk populations, and much more (see page 13). Our partners stepped up in the face of challenge, too: Many sponsors and donors were able to shift to unrestricted funding to support the FIRST mission, and we are so grateful. Thank you to all our sponsors, donors, mentors, volunteers, educators, alumni, parents, and supporters who help drive our mission forward. The pandemic reinforces that inspiring science and technology innovators and leaders is critical, and our community’s impact shows the FIRST mission is working: Even when teams aren’t competing, they’re still learning, growing, and innovating together. There’s so much to be proud of this season: We impacted more young people with our programs than ever before. Youth participation worldwide grew 18%, reaching more than 679,000 students in approximately 110 countries. INTRODUCING LARRY COHEN, We believe the opportunities offered by FIRST belong in every school and community, accessible to every student. As part FIRST PRESIDENT of our strategic objectives, we are investing in removing barriers to entry and ensuring greater, more equitable access to FIRST Larry Cohen joined FIRST HQ in late 2019 after (see page 10). 35 years in various leadership roles driving business In the robotics and STEM education landscape, FIRST leads in the development of critical life skills and creating pathways for the transformation, technology innovation, and talent future. To expand the range of youth we reach, we launched flexible newimplementation options for PreK-12 learning spaces in development. He was most recently a Partner and Head our Class Pack program, including a new division of FIRST ® LEGO® League designed to introduce the fundamentals of STEM to of Operations and Technology at AllianceBernstein (AB), children ages 4-6 (see page 8). a global investment management and research firm. Highly engaged in AB’s corporate responsibility, diversity, We invest in rigorous impact reporting. The latest update to our unrivaled longitudinal impact study continues to show positive and workforce development efforts, he established a impacts on STEM-related interests six years after students enter our programs – impacts that are evident across all major partnership with FIRST to sponsor and mentor high population groups and persist into college (see page 6). school robotics teams and a partnership with Year Up To ensure a sustainable community, we continue to engage and support FIRST alumni, including with the FIRST Scholarship to provide training and career opportunities to young Program (see page 38). Funded by generous donors, we’re creating a new grant for graduating FIRST students: The Woodie adults, leading to AB’s recognition as an Outstanding Flowers Memorial Grant is named in memory of the late FIRST Distinguished Advisor and educator Dr. Woodie Flowers Employer by the Employment and (see page 24). Training Coalition. Our priority, as always, is the safety and wellness of the FIRST community. As an organization that inspires young people to solve Larry’s long history of advancing global causes and problems and innovate, we are doing the same, developing remote programming options to ensure we are fulfilling our mission giving back to his community also includes: and enabling our community to stay engaged with FIRST programs in the challenging years ahead – and long after. ■■ Nearly a decade of service on the Board of Directors After seeing our community respond to the challenges of the global pandemic, we’re even more confident that, together, we are and Executive Advisory Board for NYC FIRST, New building a better world filled with innovation, inspiration, inclusion, creativity, and promise for a stronger future. We hope you’ll join York City’s Program Delivery Partner for all FIRST us as we move forward – and up. Together, we RISE. programs. ■■ Bridge Builder and Past Chair of the Board of Directors Sincerely, for Bridges to Prosperity. Larry Cohen, President, FIRST , Founder, FIRST ■■ Mentor at Columbia University for the Master’s Kelly Ortberg, Co-Chair, FIRST Board of Directors Bob Tuttle, Co-Chair, FIRST Board of Directors Program in Technology Management.

2020 Annual Impact Report 5 AUGUST 15, 2019 FIRST and LEGO® Education announced FIRST LEGO League Discover for PreK-1, as the OUR RISING IMPACT BOOMTOWN BUILDSM and CITY SHAPERSM Challenges kick off to inspire children to build cities of the future. Evidence from the ongoing FIRST Longitudinal Study, conducted via a multi-year John Deere joins as a FIRST LEGO League Global Sponsor. partnership with Brandeis University, demonstrates that FIRST is meeting our mission and goals to increase the number of young people interested in STEM – and FIRST alumni’s interest extends beyond their participation in the program to

SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON their educational and career choices. At the end of six years of rigorous data collection (May 2020), there is strong

FIRST evidence that FIRST participation leads to long-term impact, including sustained attitudes and interest in STEM and persistence in STEM pathways into college and related careers. Both male and female FIRST alumni are declaring majors in STEM at greater rates than the study’s comparison group.* Young women in SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 The 2020 FIRST Scholarship Program launches to FIRST show the largest gains in STEM attitudes and persistence – significant make available over 3,000 scholarship opportunities to FIRST alumni from 200 FIRST Scholarship Providers. for a group traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields like computer science and engineering.

SEPTEMBER 7, 2019 Qualcomm hosts FIRST Tech Challenge teams for a livestreamed kickoff event at FIRST PREPARES STUDENTS FOR A STEM FUTURE their headquarters in San Diego, California, for SKYSTONESM presented by Qualcomm. Sustained attitudes and interest in STEM Positive impacts on STEM-related attitudes and interests are evident six years after entering a FIRST program. Those impacts are consistent regardless of race, gender, income, or community type and persist into college.

FIRST students are significantly more likely to show gains in STEM outcomes than comparison students: Interest 2.4x Career interest 2.1x Identity 2.0x Activity 1.8x Knowledge 1.7x

6 2020 Annual Impact Report Persistence in STEM in college FIRST alumni are significantly more likely to pursue college pathways into computer science and engineering than comparison students, including indicating high interest in, taking courses in, and declaring a major in those fields.

Among the FIRST alumni in the study who had declared a major by the end of year 3 in college, most had chosen a STEM field, and the majority selected engineering or computer science: 69% STEM FIRST 81% of FIRST alumni declared alumni a major in engineering or Non-STEM Fields 19% computer science

STEM Comparison 58% 26% group of the comparison group Non-STEM Fields 42% declared a major in engineering or computer science

Sustained STEM career paths for female FIRST alumni Female FIRST alumni continue to show significant sustained impacts related to STEM interest and career pathways. In most cases, those gains for female FIRST alumni were significantly larger than those for male FIRST alumni. Both male and female FIRST alumni declare majors in STEM at greater rates than their comparison groups. By year 3 in college, female “Many programs don’t have the foresight to FIRST alumni declared engineering majors at the same rate as male alumni and higher rates than comparison group men and women: collect data on the long-term impacts of their activities. FIRST did ... This unique longitudinal Declared STEM major data set generates critical insights not only FIRST male 83% alumni for FIRST, but provides valuable data on the Declared engineering major 51% effectiveness of after-school STEM programs

STEM major for the larger field of after-school programming. Comparison 66% group men The FIRST Longitudinal Study is now providing Engineering major 38% one-of-a-kind data on the impacts of FIRST participation through college, including impacts STEM major FIRST female 79% on course-taking, college majors, and eventually alumni Engineering major 51% career decisions. FIRST’s investment in rigorous data collection and analysis represents an Comparison STEM major 51% important contribution to the field and reflects group women Engineering major 15% its commitment to tracking the impact of its programs and to using data to strengthen and grow its programs.” – Tatjana Meschede, Ph.D., Lead Evaluator, FIRST Longitudinal Study The Brandeis Center for Youth in Communities (CYC), The Heller School View more information about the study at www.firstinspires.org/impact. for Social Policy and Management

*Comparison group includes students who did not participate in FIRST programs but were enrolled in math and science classes at the same schools. SOURCE: FIRST® Longitudinal Study: Findings at 72 Month Follow-Up, The Center for Youth and Communities, Brandeis University, May 2020; All differences statistically significant, p≤ .05. 2020 Annual Impact Report 7 PROGRESSION FIRST® LEGO® League Divisions OF PROGRAMS

SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 New digital video series Galactic Builders powered FIRST combines the rigor of STEM by Star Wars: Force for Change premieres on StarWarsKids.com, following FIRST teams as they learning with the fun and excitement FIRST LEGO LEAGUE DISCOVER

SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON meet with designers and engineers and explore how This playful introductory STEM program ignites children’s STEM is used behind the scenes. The series garners of traditional sports and the inspiration natural curiosity and builds their habits of learning with more than 1 million views. hands-on activities in the classroom and at home using that comes from community through ® ® FIRST LEGO DUPLO bricks. a progression of programs that have OCTOBER 9, 2019 Thanks to advocacy from the FIRST a proven impact on learning, interest, community, the U.S. Christa McAuliffe Commemorative Coin Act becomes and skill-building inside and outside of law. The U.S. Treasury will mint coins honoring the teacher and astronaut and the classroom. designating additional funds to FIRST.

FIRST LEGO LEAGUE EXPLORE Teams of students focus on the fundamentals of NOVEMBER 7, 2019 engineering as they explore real-world problems, learn to Journalist Soledad O’Brien design and code, and create unique solutions made with and FIRST alum Tia Singh LEGO bricks and powered by LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0. are honored at the fifth annual FIRST, Inspire Gala in New York City.

FIRST LEGO LEAGUE CHALLENGE Teams of students engage in research, problem solving, coding, and engineering – building and programming a LEGO® Education SPIKETM Prime or LEGO® MINDSTORMS® that navigates the missions of a robot game. They also participate in the Innovation Project to identify and solve a relevant real-world problem.

*Varies by country

8 2020 Annual Impact Report Grades PreK-8 · Ages 4-16* Grades 7-12 · Ages 12-18 Grades 9-12 · Ages 14-18

Young Innovators Use Skills and It’s Way More Than An Exciting Sport Built Imagination to Solve Problems Building Robots Around the World of STEM as a Team

THE CHALLENGE THE CHALLENGE THE CHALLENGE Through a guided, global robotics program, students Teams of students design, build, code, and Under strict rules, with limited time and resources, are introduced to STEM learning and exploration operate Android-smartphone-controlled robots high school teams use sophisticated technology at an early age. Children can begin with Discover to compete head-to-head in an alliance format. to build and program industrial-size robots for a (ages 4-6) and progress through Explore (ages 6-10) Students are encouraged to create team brands challenging field game. Each team develops a brand, and Challenge (ages 9-16*), or join at any division and be an ambassador for FIRST and STEM in raises funds to meet its goals, and works to promote based on their age or grade level. their communities. STEM in the local community.

THE JOURNEY THE JOURNEY THE JOURNEY Young children are introduced to STEM concepts Teams compete at local and regional events, At district and regional events, cheering crowds root and develop habits of learning through engaging, fun qualifying up to the FIRST Championship. They for qualifying teams as students compete with their challenges and competitions using LEGO Education earn awards based on their teamwork, creativity, robots for prestigious awards and a coveted spot at materials. innovation, and the engineering design process. the FIRST Championship.

THE OUTCOME THE OUTCOME THE OUTCOME Students gain real-world problem-solving While developing their STEM skills and mastering As students learn real-world engineering concepts, experiences that inspire them to experiment and engineering principles, students learn the value they build their confidence and workforce skills grow their critical thinking, coding, and design skills of persistence, innovation, teamwork, and the and connect with professional team mentors and while building confidence, growing their knowledge, engineering design process. High school students sponsors who can help them succeed. Plus, they and developing habits of learning. are eligible to apply for more than $80 million can apply for more than $80 million in college, in scholarships from colleges, universities, and university, and technical program scholarships. technical programs. *Ages vary by division and country

2020 Annual Impact Report 9 NOVEMBER 21, 2019 Nine underserved communities receive FIRST STEM Equity Community Innovation Grants to address inequities in access to STEM education, reaching more than 3,000 youth with FIRST programs.

DECEMBER 7, 2019 Newly appointed FIRST President Larry Cohen attends the New Hampshire FIRST LEGO SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON League State Championship, his inaugural event as president.

FIRST

DECEMBER 9, 2019 WE RISE TO REACH ALL STUDENTS FIRST hosts a global celebration of life and remembrance for Dr. Woodie Flowers (1943-2019), EAB Chair Emeritus & Distinguished Advisor (see page 24). WE BELIEVE THE OPPORTUNITIES increasing opportunities so that any student, OFFERED BY FIRST BELONG IN anywhere can participate. That includes EVERY SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY, increasing our capacity to focus on EDI, creating JANUARY 4, 2020 ACCESSIBLE TO EVERY STUDENT. With help from Star Wars cast and droids, FIRST training and resources to support diverse, unveils the 2020 FIRST Robotics Competition For several years, our organization has made season game, ,SM in a live global inclusive programs and teams, and investing broadcast from Manchester, N.H. equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) a strategic in community-based partnerships that help us priority. Our goal is to serve a population of better reach underserved communities. students that represents the demographic We’re also investing in reaching more students make-up of the communities we serve, and, in through schools by increasing our ability to addition, to be deliberate and strategic in reaching empower educators through curriculum options, communities we are not currently serving. professional development, flexible classroom bundles, and other support. Supported by generous FIRST sponsors and donors, our strategy is focused on removing Through these strategies, we are RISING to meet barriers to access and participation while the needs of more students with our programs.

10 2020 Annual Impact Report COMMUNITY INNOVATION THROUGH STEM EQUITY GRANTS FIRST launched its STEM Equity Community Innovation district’s K-12 STEM Department, and additional community Grants program in 2016 to provide diverse students and partners, over 65 classroom and after-school groups disadvantaged communities with hands-on learning participated, engaging 1,462 students – three times the grant opportunities and support inclusion strategies through goal. “The shared resource/rotation model demonstrated $5,000-$50,000 grants. During the FIRST RISE season, grant an affordable, scalable operating model,” said Green Mouse recipients reached more than 3,000 youth participants with Academy’s Shane Vander Kooi. FIRST programs; 93% were economically disadvantaged, While working creatively, Palm Beach County students 45% were girls, and 31% were Black. practiced taking turns in various roles, communicating with One grant went to the School District of Palm Beach County teammates, and working towards a common goal. “Students in Florida to increase access to FIRST LEGO League Explore had no idea they were learning so many 21st century skills in Title I schools through on-going training and a rotation while building robots and working together. They were of sessions that allowed for resource sharing among four learning through play and enjoying every minute,” said one School Packs. Through a collaboration with local FIRST site coordinator. Program Delivery Partner Green Mouse Academy, the

BUILDING CAPACITY WITH THE AMERICORPS VISTA PROGRAM FIRST partners with the AmeriCorps VISTA Program to for outreach, growth, and local engagement. With a range of recruit members to work in low-income communities in the expertise, they helped build relationships with local schools, United States, with a focus on building program capacity to add local sponsors, translate materials, and apply for grants. serve a more diverse population. Since 2013, FIRST VISTA For example, in her first month of service, Kathleen engaged members have recruited over 25,000 volunteers and leaders at Becton Dickinson to fund FIRST LEGO League in participants, trained nearly 30,000 supporters, and secured a public school near a company plant. That school now has more than $4 million in cash and in-kind donations. the program running in the entire fifth grade. FIRST hosted VISTA members at 22 sites during the With the VISTA members’ support, FIRST in Puerto Rico FIRST RISE season, including four members in Puerto Rico. reached 25% more students this season. “We are still a small Dr. Maria del Pilar Angulo, Nimia Ramos Beauchamp, region, but with this powerhouse team, we know that is going Heleen Bennett, and Kathleen McTigue supported FIRST to change fast,” said Program Delivery Partner Miray Ramy. locally in building more effective and sustainable practices

RECRUITING TEAM MENTORS THROUGH COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS Collaboration with community-based youth-serving and programming, mentored by volunteers from 100 Black organizations is critical to successfully reach underserved Men of and Chicago Professional Chapter of youth with FIRST programs. FIRST mentors and coaches the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), a who understand the students they serve and have access to FIRST Alliance. By the end of the FIRST RISE season, resources for the team are better positioned to build strong the Brogrammers built and programmed a competition- teams. In 2019, FIRST joined forces with nonprofit 100 ready robot to compete in three division meets and Black Men of America Inc., recognized as the top African alongside seasoned teams at the Chicago South League American-led mentoring organization in the U.S., to provide Championships. “Given the impact of the program as $5,000 grants to four chapter locations to establish and evidenced in the impressive rookie year performance, I look support their FIRST Tech Challenge teams. forward to the continuation and expansion of the FIRST program,” said team coach and 100 Black Men of Chicago In Chicago, the “Brogrammers” are a team of seventh-to- volunteer mentor Aaron D. Dorsey. tenth grade students who were primarily new to robotics

2020 Annual Impact Report 11 FEBRUARY 25, 2020 FIRST is part of a key storyline on the ABC sitcom “black-ish” featuring several real FIRST teams and a cameo from Dean Kamen.

MARCH 10, 2020 FIRST announces Ford Motor Company has joined more than 20 innovative companies as a FIRST Strategic Partner, the highest

SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON level of sponsorship of the FIRST mission.

MARCH 12, 2020 FIRST Following the global outbreak of COVID-19, FIRST suspends the event season and cancels the international 2020 FIRST Championship. FIRST teams mobilize to solve pandemic-related challenges in their communities.

APRIL 10, 2020 FIRST launches FIRST @ Home, a free online resource with opportunities for remote learning/skills development, FIRST-supported activities, and staying engaged remotely. SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERSHIPS INCREASE ACCESS

During the FIRST RISE season, more than one-third of public In support of the district’s goals, FIRST Strategic Partner K-12 districts had at least one FIRST team, and 45% of Apple provided funding for FIRST Class Packs, FIRST U.S. public schools with FIRST programs were Title I schools, Certified Professional Development, and other materials and meaning they serve a high percentage of students from support that enabled Greenfield to bring an in-classroom low-income families – students who historically don’t get FIRST LEGO League experience to every PreK-6 student MAY 2, 2020 access to the same meaningful opportunities as their peers. in the district. The district also plans to bring FIRST Tech Dean Kamen awards the annual FIRST Founder’s Award to To close the gap, many districts implement FIRST programs Challenge opportunities to middle school, when students the FIRST Community during the FIRST Virtual Showcase presented by Qualcomm, an online gathering to recognize through generous sponsor funding and support from the have access to career pathway electives. “The Apple funding achievements of FIRST teams, mentors, and volunteers FIRST School District Partnership Program. This season, has opened doors for our students through innovative during the season. FIRST worked with sponsors to bring millions in funding technology, professional training, creative spaces, and to school districts in need around the country to increase thoughtful exposure and opportunity to STEM careers,” access to FIRST. Zandra said. “Imagine the amazing skill level of our students that are going to be entering careers within the vast STEM The mantra at Greenfield Union School District, which fields because of Apple and because of FIRST.” serves approximately 3,600 PreK-8 students in Greenfield, Calif., is “ALL means ALL.” With 95% of students from COVID-19 interrupted the district’s plans for an intra-school socioeconomically disadvantaged families and 59% English celebratory FIRST event, but that hasn’t slowed excitement learners (many speak Spanish at home), equity and access for FIRST from teachers, parents, and students. “They learn are critical when implementing new programs. “We want to so much conceptually by being able to build and design. make sure that, whatever we do, we do it on a large scale, They’re able to use reading and mathematics and writing and so every student has that experience,” said Superintendent the languages they’re learning as it applies to engineering Zandra Jo Galván. and designing their robots. The kids love it,” Zandra said.

12 2020 Annual Impact Report FIRST COMMUNITY RISES AS A FORCE FOR CHANGE Inspired by the FIRST Core Values and the FIRST RISE powered by Star Wars: Force for Change season, the FIRST community created meaningful change at home this year. The stories that follow are just a sample of the thousands in our community worldwide who embody what it means to be a “force for change.”

FIRST CORE VALUES

We express the FIRST philosophies of Gracious Professionalism® and Coopertition® through our Core Values: DISCOVERY We explore new skills and ideas. IMPACT We apply what we learn to improve our world. TEAMWORK We are stronger when we work together. INNOVATION We use creativity and INCLUSION We respect each other and embrace FUN We enjoy and celebrate what we do! persistence to solve problems. our differences.

2020 Annual Impact Report 13 FIRST TEAMS SOLVE COVID-19 CHALLENGES

Amid a global crisis, the FIRST community has demonstrated Gracious Professionalism, compassion, and a commitment to community. FIRST teams around the world are using available resources, their STEM skills, and FIRST values to lend a helping hand to their communities as they navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether they were 3D-printing PPE for healthcare

SEASON IN REVIEW SEASON workers, donating items to local businesses in need, or JUNE 22, 2020 findingcreative ways to stay connected virtually or from FIRST is featured on an episode of Food Network’s “Duff Takes the Cake,” where celebrity a safe distance, FIRST students, mentors, coaches, and FIRST baker Duff Goldman delivers a FIRST RISE droid volunteers stepped up to make a positive impact in an SM cake to teams at the INFINITE RECHARGE unprecedented situation. Los Angeles North Regional competition. Students from FIRST Robotics Competition team “Frog Force” deliver PPE For example, the “Afghan Dreamers,” an all-girl FIRST team in . in Herat, Afghanistan, used their limited resources to create a ventilator prototype out of used car parts and provide aid JUNE 29, 2020 to their community. “It was very important to us if we could Twenty international FIRST LEGO League save one life through this effort,” team member Nahid Rahimi Challenge teams are honored for their innovative told Fast Company. solutions during the remote broadcast of the 10th annual FIRST LEGO League Global In response to the severe shortage of personal protective Innovation Award presented by Disney. equipment (PPE) available to frontline workers in the United States, FIRST in Michigan launched the nationwide 1 Million PPE Challenge. As of September 2020, FIRST teams across 13 states have created and donated a combined 2,261,713 units of PPE to their local hospitals and Together, we RISE medical providers. These stories are a true testament to why Dean Kamen founded FIRST 31 years ago: to inspire generations of young people to develop a passion for STEM and innovation and apply their skills to the most pressing challenges Students from the “Afghan Dreamers” work on a ventilator prototype in Afghanistan. humanity faces.

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TEAM INVENTS ECO-FRIENDLY STUDENT ADVOCATES FOR EDUCATOR EXPANDS ACCESS CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL STEM IN HER COMMUNITY TO STEM OPPORTUNITY

When tasked with identifying a real-world problem and As a young African American woman, FIRST Robotics When Danielle Jenkins found herself immersed in the world providing a solution to improve their local community during Competition student Nialah Crosby of , Michigan, of FIRST through her daughter’s FIRST LEGO League team, the FIRST LEGO League Challenge CITY SHAPERSM season, recognized the underrepresentation of people who look like she quickly came to realize that they were part of something team “Aldeatron Robotix” of Canary Islands, Spain, rose her in STEM fields first-hand. Determined to help transform life changing. As a special education teacher, Danielle to the challenge. “We live on an island where resources are the statistics, she has dedicated her high school years to decided to form a FIRST LEGO League Challenge team for scarce, forcing us to import [materials] from the Mainland, growing her STEM skills while advocating for Black rights, her students with intellectual disabilities – the first team of increasing environmental contamination and product costs,” recruiting more girls on her robotics team, and making her its kind in her state of – to ensure that her students said team coach Tony Cuesta. voice heard in her community. receive the same STEM opportunities as others. Not only has being a part of FIRST LEGO League changed the ways The team, winner of the 2020 Global Innovation Award Because of her commitment to seeing more women of color in which her students view their abilities, but it has also presented by Disney, put their creative minds together to in STEM, Nialah was crowned the very first Miss Juneteenth impacted the ways others do too. find a solution and developed E-Wall, a low-cost, light-weight in Michigan: “I try to live my life being a ‘force for change’ building block made from recycled cardboard and fountain as a member of FIRST and as the first to be crowned Miss “My students are paving the way for other students with grass, an invasive species in the Canary Islands. E-Wall can Juneteenth in Michigan. Usually, Miss Juneteenth is an adult. disabilities to become more engaged in robotics education. be manufactured locally and takes the place of conventional Why did they crown me? Because despite my young age, I I don’t think they realize quite how big their impact has been, building blocks and insulation, making affordable, am a ‘force for change.’ Less than 1% of pilots in the world but I do know that their confidence levels have sky-rocketed comfortable, and eco-friendly homes for everyone in their are African American women, but I am changing that. 19% of throughout this process,” Danielle said. island community. robotics engineers are women, but I am changing that.”

2020 Annual Impact Report 15 A SEASON IN NUMBERS 4 679,000+ 320,000+ infrastructure-themed students in ~110 countries mentor, coach, judge, and volunteer roles challenges 20+ million 3,000+ 3,700+ volunteer hours served scholarship opportunities totaling official events $80+ million from 200+ providers

16 2020 Annual Impact Report 2020 Annual Impact Report 17 Grades PreK-8 · Ages 4-16**

Students worked together to build cities of the future. In BOOMTOWN BUILD,SM Discover and Explore teams* used their imaginations to create a building that solves a problem and improves quality of life, built a LEGO® model, and tracked what they learned in an Engineering Notebook. Explore teams brought their model to life using LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0. In CITY SHAPERSM, Challenge teams* identified a problem with a building or public space in the community and designed a solution. Each team also built and programmed an autonomous LEGO robot to solve architecture-themed missions on a playing field.

*In May 2020, we unveiled a new, simplified brand structure repositioning three division offerings under one FIRST LEGO League program identity: Discover (previously 18 2020 Annual Impact Report FIRST LEGO League Jr. Discovery Edition); Explore (previously FIRST LEGO League Jr.); and Challenge (previously FIRST LEGO League) **ages vary by country STUDENT PARTICIPANTS BY YEAR

1999 1,600

2000 7,680

2002 15,216

2004 34,648

2006 61,970

2008 93,552

2010 126,488 ISCAL YEAR F 2012 164,494

2014 213,984

2016 280,458

2018 378,814

2020 504,042

0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 SEASON SNAPSHOT Twenty FIRST LEGO League Challenge teams were honored for their innovative solutions during the 10 th annual Global Innovation Award presented by Disney, which was held as a remote broadcast on FIRSTtv on June 29. Reviewed by a remote panel of expert judges, submissions ranged from biometric hardhats and sustainable road sealants to inclusive communication tools in playgrounds and created spaces to reduce food deserts. “Team Aldeatron Robotix” (shown SEASON FACTS above) of the Canary Islands, Spain, won the top $20,000 prize. Runner-up teams “8 To Automate” of Dublin, Ohio, U.S.A., and “QuickBots” of Dayton, Ohio, each won $5,000.

“I’ve been passionate about technology and engineering since I was little. I started a community FIRST LEGO 504,000 students in ~100 countries explored STEM concepts and League team after checking out an event in fourth grade with my Dad. After getting hands-on experience, I gained real-world problem-solving experiences through the discovered a specific love for mechanical engineering and plan to major in it in college. I was also able to land guided, global FIRST LEGO League program. an internship last summer, and I adapted much quicker than a typical intern because of all the skills I learned on my FIRST team.” 4,562 21,703 – Ishaan Oberoi, FIRST alum, Rockville, , United States, FIRST LEGO League Challenge Team “Mindstorm Mastermind” Discover Class Packs Explore individual teams and FIRST Tech Challenge Team “Wizards.Exe” (2019 Inspire Award recipients) 38,609 337 Challenge individual teams Explore Class Packs 404 236 Challenge Class Packs Explore School Packs

2020 Annual Impact Report 19 Grades 7-12 · Ages 12-18

In SKYSTONESM presented by Qualcomm, teams worked in an alliance to build a superstructure within a burgeoning future city. Students programmed their robots to compete in two-and-a-half minutes of game play with autonomous and driver-controlled sections. Tasks included laying their foundation in their building site, delivering stones from the loading zone to the building zone, placing stones on their foundation, navigating their robots under the bridge, and topping their structure off with a final capstone of their own design.

20 2020 Annual Impact Report STUDENT PARTICIPANTS BY YEAR

2005 530

2006 1,300

2007 5,540

2008 7,990

2009 9,860

2010 11,110

2011 16,060

2012 20,930

2013 27,790

FISCAL YEAR 2014 38,000

2015 44,450

2016 47,110

2017 52,220

2018 60,210

2019 68,180

2020 77,564

0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000

SEASON SNAPSHOT In this episode still from ABC sitcom “black-ish,” Jack Johnson (actor Miles Brown) shows his SEASON FACTS dad, Dre (Anthony Anderson), “LeBot James,” his robotics team’s robot. The robot (real name: “Sally Ride”) was built by FIRST Tech Challenge Team 3526 “Marlbots” for the ROVER RUCKUSSM presented by Qualcomm season and repainted for use on the “black-ish” set. Several FIRST teams participated in filming the episode, which featured scenes at a FIRST event and a cameo from Dean Kamen. 77, 560 students in ~60 countries developed STEM skills, practiced engineering principles, and explored the “Robotics changed the outlook of my life. I started “I thought maybe I could learn something as much value of teamwork through FIRST Tech Challenge. to find my purpose. Bruce was there along the way as I could teach.” to say, ‘You can do this.’” — Bruce Peterson, FIRST Tech Challenge mentor, Chicago –DeAnna Kinds, FIRST alum, Chicago, Illinois, United States FIRST Tech Challenge Team 116 “The Crazy Eights” 7,610 61 individual teams Class Packs

2020 Annual Impact Report 21 Grades 9-12 · Ages 14-18

In INFINITE RECHARGESM, teams worked in alliances to protect FIRST City from approaching asteroids. Alliances, along with their trusty droids, were challenged to collect and score Power Cells and manipulate the Control Panel to energize their Shield Generator for maximum protection. Near the end of the two-and-a-half-minute game match, droids raced to their Rendezvous Point and lifted to activate their Generator Switch in order to protect the city.

22 2020 Annual Impact Report STUDENT PARTICIPANTS BY YEAR

1992 700

1994 1,100

1996 2,350

1998 4,975

2000 9,300

2002 16,050

2004 23,175

2006 28,325

2008 37,525 FISCAL YEAR

2010 45,200

2012 58,575

2014 68,175

2016 78,500

2018 91,500

2020 97,850

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SEASON SNAPSHOT Star Wars droid R2-D2 makes an appearance at the 2020 INFINITE RECHARGESM Kickoff event in SEASON FACTS Manchester, N.H., on January 4, 2020. The event is an opportunity for teams from all over the world to come together as a community to share in the excitement of seeing the new game unveiled. Teams at nearly 160 Kickoff sites in countries all over the world such as Australia, Canada, Dominican Republic, Israel, Mexico, Turkey, and the United States watched the proceedings via live broadcast. 97,850 students in 36 countries unlocked real-world engineering concepts, self-confidence, and workforce skills, “Before joining FIRST, I was really shy and didn’t really fit into the norms of my region. I joined FIRST on a whim. supported by professional team mentors and sponsors. I was plopped into the captain and driver roles by my lead mentor. By the end of the season, my shell had broken. Now I am one of the two lead mentors of our program. I try to carry and develop the same experiences and lessons I learned as a student to my students. I want to make sure the per-student impact is as high as 3,914 340 possible, which means a combination of interpersonal development and thoughtful approach to design.” individual teams rookie teams — Jaci Brunning, FIRST alum and mentor, Perth, Western Australia FIRST Robotics Competition Team 5333 “Can’t C#” and Team 5663 “Ground Control”

2020 Annual Impact Report 23 A LEGACY RISES: REMEMBERING DR. WOODIE FLOWERS FIRST EXECUTIVE ADVISORY BOARD CHAIR EMERITUS AND DISTINGUISHED ADVISOR Dr. Woodie Flowers, “Woodie” as he was known to all in the FIRST community, passed away on October 11, 2019, at the age of 75. Woodie, an innovative and beloved Pappalardo Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, collaborated with FIRST Founder Dean Kamen to develop the FIRST Robotics Competition and coined the phrase Gracious Professionalism, which encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community in pursuit of a meaningful life. Survived by his wife and partner, Margaret Flowers, the couple had no biological children, but she said in an interview, “the MIT kids and the FIRST kids were our children.” Throughout his 30 years of involvement with FIRST, the couple, together, were tireless advocates for the organization. On December 9, 2019, FIRST hosted a global celebration of life and remembrance for Woodie as part of community- wide efforts to celebrate his life and honor his legacy. His legacy will live on as the FIRST community continues to embody his words and actions.

24 2020 Annual Impact Report The 2020 WFA was awarded to Lucien Junkin, mentor for FIRST Robotics Competition Team 118 “Robonauts” from , Texas.

Several previous Woodie Flowers Award recipients presented the 2019 honor to FIRST alum and mentor Allen Gregory IV at the 2019 FIRST Championship. WOODIE FLOWERS AWARD The Woodie Flowers Award (WFA) celebrates effective communication in the art and science of engineering and design. Dr. William Murphy founded this prestigious award in 1996 to recognize mentors who lead, inspire, and empower using excellent communication skills – starting with Woodie himself. WFA winners serve as valued advisors to FIRST. The 2020 WFA was awarded to Lucien Junkin, mentor for FIRST Robotics Competition Team 118 “Robonauts” from Houston, Texas, who has been involved with FIRST for nearly as long as Woodie, mentoring the Robonauts for more than two decades. Also like Woodie, with his boundless enthusiasm and contagious intensity, Lucien’s unique style of teaching has ignited a passion for engineering within his students.

WOODIE FLOWERS MEMORIAL GRANT Starting in late 2020, FIRST will award the Woodie Flowers Memorial Grant annually to one winner of the FIRST Tech Challenge or FIRST Robotics Competition Dean’s List Award, which celebrates outstanding student leaders whose passion for and #WalkLikeWoodie was founded by students from “Camdenton LASER 3284” effectiveness at attaining FIRST ideals is exemplary. The Grant, funded by generous donors, is for $10,000 per year, renewable FIRST teams and embraced by the FIRST community. up to four years, and is applicable for majors in a STEAM discipline and may be used by recipients attending an accredited university of their choice. “Think of FIRST as a catalyst in a chain reaction. Each collision releases human potential which WALK LIKE WOODIE feeds an exponential expansion of additional Founded by students from “Camdenton LASER 3284” FIRST teams and embraced by the FIRST community, #WalkLikeWoodie human potential. FIRST students seize this invites FIRST community members to post photos and memories of Woodie on social media, and to share acts of Gracious opportunity by being informed, being creative, and Professionalism and ways they intend to follow in his footsteps. Many posted photos wearing Converse, part of Woodie’s signature style. thinking hard – all three, all the time.” -Dr. Woodie Flowers

2020 Annual Impact Report 25 Award-winning journalist, speaker, author, and philanthropist Soledad O’Brien received the “Make It Loud” Award. Since 2014, the Make It Loud Award honors the individual(s) who significantly contributed to raising awareness of FIRST amongst the general public. O’Brien was recognized for her many efforts to “make it loud” for FIRST throughout her career, including a recent in-depth feature for HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel. At the gala, O’Brien sat down with Megan Gupta-She, a student on FIRST Tech Challenge Team 310 “Stuy Fission,” for an uplifting and empowering conversation about education, the importance of storytelling, and the value of hard work. FIRST HONORS SOLEDAD O’BRIEN, PRAISES YOUNG INNOVATORS The fifth annual FIRST, Inspire Gala brought hundreds of FIRST supporters to New York City on November 7, 2019, to raise funds to further expand students’ access to life-changing STEM experiences that spark interest, FIRST alum Tia Singh, an aspiring CTE (Career and inspire self-confidence, and build critical workforce skills. Technical Educator), received the “Evelyn Kamen Rising Star” Award for her dedication to continuing to live the FIRST ethos in a way that is inspiring the next generation of FIRST “In our culture, you get the best of what you celebrate. There aren’t a few million positions available in participants. Singh is pursuing an Instructional Technology the NBA, the NFL, or Hollywood. There are a few million positions open in STEM industries, and they are Master’s Degree at New York Institute of Technology and desperate for skilled people to fill these roles. It’s time to accelerate the rate at which FIRST is adopted.” teaching and industry opportunities. As a FIRST alum, she — Dean Kamen, FIRST Founder volunteers at FIRST events, mentors her high school FIRST Robotics Competition Team 1796 “RoboTigers,” and helps support team sustainability in the FIRST community through  Thank you to our FIRST, Inspire Gala sponsors who appear on page 37 of this report. workshops and other support.

26 2020 Annual Impact Report SPONSORS AND 2019-2020 FIRST STRATEGIC PARTNERS CONTRIBUTORS Through FIRST programs, kids of all ages and backgrounds are building pathways for their futures. As a nonprofit more than three decades into our mission, we know we would not have this impact without the support of our sponsors, suppliers, donors, and other financial contributors. Their partnership, acknowledged on these pages, enables our participants to have the tools they need to succeed and build a better world. Together, we RISE.

2020 Annual Impact Report 27 FIRST FOUNDING SPONSORS 2019-2020 FIRST CONTRIBUTORS

PwC US Autodesk, Inc. Brooklyn Navy Yard Development CORPORATIONS TE Connectivity Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Corporation AND Toyota USA Foundation Automation Federation/International Cadence Design Systems Inc. Anne Wojcicki Foundation Society of Automation (ISA) CadTalk FOUNDATIONS Azco, Inc. Canal Park Brewing Company Up to $249,999 $1,000,000+ Baker Hughes Co. Canal Park Business Association (CPBA) AAON, Inc. Amazon Balanced Security Canon Solutions America ABB Inc. Apple Ball Corporation Casey’s General Stores Abbott Fund The Argosy Foundation Balsam Ridge Retreat Camping City of Cedar Falls Accenture The Boeing Company BancFirst Cedar Falls Scheels Actuonix Motion Devices, Inc. Collins Aerospace Bank of America Charitable Cedar Falls Tourism and Visitors Bureau Acxiom Foundation, Inc. DoD STEM Channel Education Foundation, Inc. ADCO Manufacturing In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers The LEGO Foundation Charities Aid Foundation of America Adkins Grading & Excavation, Inc. Bank of America Corporation Lockheed Martin Corporation The Chickasaw Nation Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) Bank of Utica National Aeronautics and Space Cirrus Aircraft Advanced Research Chemicals, Inc. Barr Engineering Administration (NASA) Cisco Systems, Inc. Glenn Research Center (NASA) Advanced Technology Services, Inc. Bartlett Equipment Co. Citrix Systems Qualcomm Incorporated Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation Bar-Yadin Family Foundation City Year Qualcomm Matching Gift Program ❤ AllianceBernstein Baxter International Foundation The Coca-Cola Company Raytheon Technologies Altice USA Bechtel Group Foundation Cognizant Technology Solutions Raytheon Intelligence and Space American Family Insurance Group Beckman Coulter Foundation Comcast NBCUniversal Raytheon Missiles and Defense America’s Charities Becton Dickinson Consolidated Edison Company Rockwell Automation, Inc. Amgen Foundation Benefitfocus of New York, Inc. The Walt Disney Company Anonymous Benton State Bank Construction Engineers Disneyland Resort Apex Foundation Best Buy Co., Inc. Lucasfilm, Inc. Contura Energy Walt Disney Imagineering Apollo Flight Research BlackRock Walt Disney World

$250,000 - $999,999 “FIRST demonstrated to me how life-changing educational access and experiential The 3M Company learning can be to a student’s trajectory and how it can set the next generation Arconic Foundation BAE Systems up for success. Initially I started volunteering to stay connected to the FIRST Bayer Corporation community and to pay my own experience as a student forward. The longer Bechtel Group Foundation that I have volunteered, the more important the mission of FIRST, and therefore Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Bosch supporting it financially, has become to me.” –Pam Wong, FIRST alum, donor, and volunteer Caterpillar, Inc. Corporation for National and Applied Materials Bloomberg L.P. Converge.AI Community Service (CNCS) Applied Materials Foundation Bloomberg Philanthropies Corning Incorporated DEKA Foundation Aptiv Foundation Blue Spruce Brewing Company Cruise Automation Dow Arco Murray Charitable Corporation BNY Mellon Cummins FedEx Corporation Arizona Community Foundation Bonsall Education Foundation The Cup Lab, LLC FedEx Freight ARM, Inc. Bowers Consulting Co., LLC Davis Research Ford Motor Company Artificial Intelligence Podcast hosted In memory of Bart Kamen & Dell, Inc. General Motors Company by Lex Fridman Dr. Woodie Flowers Delphi Corporation Google In honor of Lex Fridman In honor of Josh and Judy Weston Delta Air Lines Google Matching Gifts Program ❤ Ascent Resources, LLC & Jim and Nancy Utaski Denso International America, Inc. John Deere ASML Brain Hackers Association Devon Energy Corporation Leidos, Inc. ASUS, Inc. Bridgeview Business Services Digi-Key Electronics Magna International AT&T, Inc. In honor of Power Integrations, Global Media Sales, Anritsu DISTek Integration, Inc. Medtronic, Inc. Atlantic Health System Medtronic Foundation Company, Hufmann Media, Analog DonorsChoose atlasGO Motorola Solutions Foundation Devices, Aspencore Media Europe Draper Laboratory Atlassian NI Briggs & Stratton Corporation Dropbox Atos North America

28 2020 Annual Impact Report DTE Green State Credit Union John Steele Zink Foundation Microdesk Picatinny Arsenal SIM Foundation Duke Corporate Accounts Payable Greenspan Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family Microsoft Corporation Pitney Bowes Sisters Gro Duluth Robotics, Inc. Gundersen Health System of Companies Microsoft Matching Gifts Program ❤ Pitsco, Inc. SMR Automotive Systems Dunwoody College of Technology The Harris Foundation Johnson Controls, Inc. MidAmerican Energy Plex Systems, Inc. The Snowy Owl Foundation DuPont Hartel’s / DBJ Disposal Johnson Research & Tool Corporation Plexus Technology Group Solar Turbines, Incorporated Eastman Foundation HE&M Inc. Development Co., Inc. Minnesota Power Foundation Plunkett Raysich Architects, LLC DS SolidWorks Corporation Eaton Corporation The Bruce J. Heim Foundation JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. Mitchell International Power Foundation, Inc. Sony Corporation eBay Inc. The Leona M. and Harry B. J.R. Automation Moss Adams PPG Industries, Inc. Southern California Edison Ecolab Foundation Helmsley Charitable Trust JumpStart, Inc. Mouser Electronics, Inc. Presbyterian Health Foundation SpaceX Edwards Vacuum Helping Hands Foundation Kennametal Foundation MRC Probity, Inc. The Standard Essentia Health HelpSystems Keysight Technologies Multimedia Training Systems The Procter & Gamble Company Stantec (US) National Center for the Advancement Programming Electronics Academy State Farm Companies Foundation of STEM Education (nCASE) In honor of Mario Kart, David Kha, Bill Stay in Duluth “Star Wars has always inspired young people to look past what is and imagine National Grid Bryd, Carlos Reyes, Fini McGlinchey, Stiles-Nicholson Foundation Bill Bryan & Jeff Secunda a world beyond. It is crucial that we pass on the importance of science and National Technologies, Inc. Strike Protolabs Foundation NBT Bank Sunny Days Charitable Foundation technology to young people – they will be the ones who will have to confront the Prudential Financial, Inc. NCR Foundation SUNY Polytechnic Institute global challenges that lie ahead. To support this effort, Lucasfilm and Disney are Neurelis, Inc. PTC, Inc. Foundation, Inc. teaming up with FIRST to bring learning opportunities and mentorship to the next Newman’s Own Foundation, Inc. Public Service Electric and Gas Switch News Corp Questex LLC Synnex Corporation generation of innovators.” –Kathleen Kennedy, president, Lucasfilm Nidec Motor Corporation Quicken Loans Target Nokia Bell Labs Quoc Hai-Van Charity Foundation Taylor Repair and Construction, LLC R2OC Estée Lauder The NORDAM Group Tennant Company King High Robotics Booster Club, Inc. Rackspace Hosting Express Employment Professionals Henny Penny Corporation Nordson Corporation Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) KIPP Foundation CA Rapid 7 Fastlane Herman Miller Cares North Shore Bank of Commerce Tennessee Valley Robotics KLA-Tencor In honor of Frank Canapino The FCA Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company Northern Clearing Teradata Corporation Komatsu Mining Corp. Rattling Stick, Inc. FIRST RGV, Inc. Hillrom Northrop Grumman Corporation Texas Instruments Incorporated KPMG Renewable Energy Group FLIR Systems, Inc. Hilton Novelis, Inc. Thompson Coburn LLP L3Harris Technologies Repeat Business Solutions Florida Atlantic University Hipotronics, Inc. NRG Energy, Inc. Thrivent Financial Lakeside Foundation Rexnord Corporations Florida Power & Light Company HMS Industrial Networks, Inc. nVent Management Company Tipalti, Inc. Lear Corporation Richard Riordan Fund Fluor Corporation Honda of America Mfg., Inc. NVIDIA Corporation TisBest Philanthropy Leighty Fund of the Community Robison Engineering Company, Inc. Franklin Philanthropic Foundation Honeywell International Inc. OCAST TN FIRST Honeywell Aerospace Foundation of Northeast Iowa Robotics Institute of Maine Freshminds OGE Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc. Tokyo Electron Limited Houston First LEM USA Inc. Rockville Robotics, Inc. Frontstream Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission Torch Technologies Howe Lumber Leonardo DRS Political Action Committee The Roddenberry Foundation GE Healthcare Oklahoma Army National Guard TraPac Hughes Family Lexus Royalty Pharma Gene Haas Foundation Oklahoma Business Roundtable TRC Pipeline Services, LLC Hutchinson Aerospace & Industry, Inc. Liberty Mutual Insurance Group RPM International Inc. General Atomics Sciences Oklahoma Christian University Triangle Fraternity Lincoln Savings Bank RV Stripes & Graphics, Inc. Education Foundation i2E Convention TRI-COR Industries ❤ LinkedIn S&P Global General Dynamics Information IBM Employee Services Center and Visitors Bureau TripAdvisor LLC ListenUp Corporation S&P Global Foundation Technology Illumina Oklahoma State University Tudor Investment Corporation Little Rock Advertising & Promotion St. Louis Community College Foundation General Electric Company Inasmuch Foundation Optum Services, Inc. Tulsa Technology Center Little Rock Convention and Salas O’Brien General Electric Energy Infineon Technologies Americas Corp. Oracle Corporation Twitter (Power & Water) Visitors Bureau Oracle Foundation Salesforce.com Infor Two Sigma Investments, LLC General Electric Transportation Logistics Health, Inc. Palm Beach County Convention Center Saturn Systems Inc. Intel Corporation UK Online Giving Foundation Gentherm Intel Foundation LyondellBasell Panasonic SBIA (SB Investment Advisors US, Inc.) Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) GitHub, Inc. Intentional Innovation Foundation, Inc. MacAir Aviation Parker Hannifin Corporation Schneider Electric North United Health Group Givable St. Louis International Paper Make My Donation, Inc. Parker Hannifin Foundation America Foundation United Rentals Global Foundries InterWorks, Inc. Martin Engineering Parsons Government Services Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) United Services Automobile Association Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Intuit Marvin Windows Partnership For LA Schools Science Channel United States Air Force Google Mayes County Intuitive Surgical, Inc. Mass Mutual Financial Group Paycom Payroll, LLC The GRACO Foundation Intuitive Foundation Mastercard PayPal SCREEN Semiconductor Solutions United Therapeutics Corporation Grand Forks Visitors Bureau I.S. Technologies LLC dba Mathy Construction Co. Pentair Foundation Seagate Technology, LLC United Way of Greater Nashua Grandma’s Restaurant Company Computer System Designers Mattlin Foundation Pershing Square Foundation Sensata Technologies Universal Technology Corporation Granite United Way Isthmus Engineering & R.J. McElroy Trust Pfizer Inc. ServiceNow University of Dayton Great Lakes Science Center Manufacturing Co-op The Merck Foundation PGE Foundation Siemens University of Hawaii Great Waters Financial Jacobs Technology, Inc. MHI (Material Handling Institute) Phillips 66 Silicon Valley Community Foundation University of Minnesota College of Science & Engineering

■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift 2020 Annual Impact Report 29 University of Tulsa $5,000 - $24,999 Jayson Adamic Holly Asti Nancy Belkowski-Dudash Amanda & Robbie Borchik US Bank Armen Avanessians In honor of Cyrus Adamic Lisa Aucoin Barbara Bell In honor of Brian, Shelley Valeo Bancroft-Clair Foundation Carl Addu William Aucoin Bob Bell Sweeney, Bloch Valmet Machine Tool Braverman Family Charitable Foundation Stephanie Adkins In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Holly Bender Mary Borromeo Velmex, Inc. Don Bulens Mark Adler Ruben Auer Beth Bennett Mark Bouzek Vestas Americas Callahan Family Foundation Ahmad Adnan Delena Austin ◆ Christopher Berg JoAnn Boyd Veterans of Foreign Wars Stephen Charles Alok Aggarwal Wendy Austin Andrew Berger Thomas Bradburn Viasat, Inc. Nathan Cohen Susan Agrawal Rebecca Avery ◆ Marilyn Bernstein Joel Bradshaw Viking Pump, Inc. Travis Covington Dan Aguayo Frank Azor In memory of Jesse Laufer Ray Bradshaw Visit Duluth Cosema Crawford ▲ Ryan Ahearn Blue Babbitt ◆ Aldo Bertucci Joseph Brady Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc. Patricia Daly & Henry Schreiber Lorraine Ahern Stephanie Bach Jayant Bhawalkar Michele Braidwood Waterloo Technical Society James Dimon Steven Ahern Samuel Bacon Ryan Biddle Ernest Branigh Waterloo Warehousing & Services Inc. Michael Dubno ▲ & Loren Blackford Sarah Brant Martin The Wildbasil Fund Angela & David Filo Jeffrey Braun & Susan Holt Williams Company Russ Fowles “As a scientist, the biggest reward for volunteering is the inspiration from the Ellen Bray Williams Foundation Fund at the Christopher Fultz creativity of youth. I also enjoy the bonding with my children and their friends. Karl Brcker Tulsa Community Foundation J. Bredemeyer Victor & Patricia Ganzi It is satisfying to observe in real time that they are gaining confidence through Wisengineering, LLC Frank Grossman Matthew Breitkreutz ◆ Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C. Walter Havenstein ■ their work and passions and are feeling the real-world impact they have made on Kristin Bridges Workday, Inc. In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Sandra Brino themselves and others.” –Dawei Lin, FIRST coach, volunteer, and parent Xcel Energy Howard Family Foundation Sam Broadwater Xerox Corporation Paul Jacobs ■ Julie Broberg Yaskawa America, Inc. The Keough Family Foundation Shane Alayvilla ◆ Yong Bai Scott Biela Christopher & Barbara Brody Zebra Technologies Corporation Peter Larocque Tracy Albert Nitesh Bajaj ◆ Keith Bielat J. Brooks Zipline International Pablo & Almudena Legorreta In honor of Michael Albert Dakota Baker ◆ Michael Bigelow Christine Brown Zoli Lorelei Lotvin Kennie Albritton Julia Baker ◆ Michael Billings Joshua Brown Donald Malone Manuel Aldana ◆ Kimberly Balcerzak Philip Billings Kristin Brown The Marcus Foundation, Inc. Eric Aldridge Karson Baldwin Angelique Bilodeau Lowrie Brown INDIVIDUAL Thomas & Paula McInerney Samuel & Danielle Alexander ◆ Isaac Bally ◆ Amy Binder Rebecca Brown McMullen Family Foundation Robb Allen Belinda Balz Maureen Binetti Kelly Bryan ◆ DONORS & FAMILY The Kenneth T. & Eileen L. John Allison Sharath Bangera In honor of Biren Roy Rebecca Buell Norris Foundation Augusto Alonso Michael Banigan Lori Birch Mihai Bulic FOUNDATIONS In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Soledad O’Brien David Alperovitz M. Banya Elizabeth Birr ◆ Bullard Family $100,000+ Gerald Oppenheimer Family Foundation In honor of Noah Alperovitz Esthel Barbas Chad Bishop ■ Michelle Bullard The Argosy Foundation Kelly R. & Valerie Ortberg Matthew Alvarado Jason Bardis Matthew Bisson ◆ Eva Bultman ◆ DEKA Foundation Stephen & Jill Petty Cougar Ameda Penny Barker Rama Biswal ◆ Overdeck Family Foundation Julie Riggins Shawn Andary In memory of Kendrick Castillo Henry Bjorkman Jonathan Bundy Charles and Helen Reichert Kevin W. Ross ▲ Bridget Anderson Caroline Barnes Chris Bjornson Terrell Burch Family Foundation Robert & Lynne Schwartz Dale R. Anderson Tim Barrett Mell Blackman Maryellen Burchard Jaqui E. Safra & Jean Doumanian Robert Sobolewski ▲ In honor of Kristen & Scott Anderson Theresa Barthauer Jonathan Blackwell Andrew Burger ◆ Burt and Stanley Shaffer Foundation Karl Sprules Denise Anderson Paul Bartomioli Mary Blaha Billy Burkey Gary & Diane Tooker Jeffrey Anderson Paul Bastone In honor of Olivia Blaha Brendan Burkhart ◆ $25,000 - $99,999 Anthony Tran Kaitlyn E. Anderson Chris Batsch Janet Blair ◆ James Burns ◆ Anonymous James ● & Nancy Utaski Linda Anderson John & Patsy Batsch Gary Blais Madeline Burris Donald ■ & Susan Bossi Allen Weinberg Richard Anderson Wade Batson Karen Blakeslee Benjamin Burwinkel Larry ■ & Tami Cohen James & Miriam Weinstein Daryl Andrews Tami Battaglio Damien Blanchard Christine Bustle Heinz Family Foundation Vincent ■ & Jean Wilczynski Tariq Anver In memory of Kendrick Castillo Jane Blandford Dante Cabello ◆ Brady Law ◆ Wintemute Family Foundation Philip Aponte Warren Bauer Rhonda Bleeker Carol Cafferty McLelland Family Foundation The Zarrella Family Foundation, Inc. Kristen Ardillo Zachary Baughman Brooke Blew Minsi Cai John & Laura Overdeck David Arenson Paul Bauhahn Tina Bliss Eric Calder David Siegel ■ Up to $4,999 AI Arias Susan Baumgarten & David Totheroh Rachel Bobbins B.W. Caldwell In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Nagaprasanna A. Drew Armstrong Sharon Baxter Elizabeth Boesen D.G. Callan ▲ Robert ■ & Lynn Tuttle Christine Abidin ◆ Susie Armstrong Spring Beasley Chloe Bohlman Donald Callan ◆ Myron Ullman Heather Abrams Holly Arnold Beaulieu Family Foundation BJ Bohnsack Christopher Campbell Josh ✱ & Judy Weston Redmond Abutin Janani Arumugam Brigitte Bedard Nicki Bonczyk ◆ Thomas Campbell Jackson The Josh ✱ & Judy Weston Fund Babak & Lisa Aryan Joey Bedsole Barry Bonzack ◆ Hope Cannon

30 2020 Annual Impact Report ■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift Daniel Canterino Steven Claucherty ◆ Bayleigh Davis ◆ William Eder Brian Flinn Tom George Jon Capacci Lynne Clements In honor of Gabriel Alan Wood Katherine Edgell Howard & Margaret Fluhr Maryann Germita Tiberiu Capsali Guido Climer Jeffrey Davis Ross Edman Bernard Flynn Marissa Getchel Scott Caradonna ◆ Caroline Cochran Kenneth & Lisa Davis Rusty Edwards Claire Flynn Omar Ghani ◆ Ronald Cardullo In honor of Sonja Paige Collins Dawson Mark Eisenberg Marissa Folkert ◆ Alexandra Giacchino Reid Carlberg Jared Coke ◆ Gary Debes Richard Elliott Adina Forbes Allan Gibbs Steven Carlson Stephen Colavito Robert Debes Leslie Ellis James Forbes Bret Gibson ◆ Timothy Carlson Jeremy Cole Bob Debes Jr. Becky Ellison In memory of Dorothy Forbes In honor of Dr. Woodie Flowers Lino Carnesecca John Cole Joshua Decker Daniel Elnes Richard Foster Ruslan Gilfanov Benjamin Caron Karen Collins Thomas DeFeo-Gelman ◆ Sally Emanuelli Robert Foster Michael Gindl David Carr Melissa Colonna Lauren Deleo Mihaela Enachescu Caitlin Fowler Mark Giordono Emily Carrigg Heather Combs Steven Demeter C.A. Engelsen Sean Fox ◆ Pat Girard L.F. Carrio Carol Cone In honor of MedLink Corporation Shanna Ertell Peter Frank Bruce Gitlin Susan K. Carroll Justin Connell Kerry DenHerder Lalea Evans Charles Frary Eliezer Glik Deborah Carstens Allison Conrad ◆ Gayle Denningham Jessie F. Frayne Family Ayush Goel ◆ Ashton Carter Karen Constine N. Dennis & Emily Eryou C.A. Faconti Latricia Frederick Michael Goldfarb Jonathan Carter Robert Cooper T.J. Dermot Dunphy Randall Fahey Ally Freer Altemose Alex Goldstein ◆ Daniel Cartoon The Leon & Toby Cooperman Ellen De Rocco Patrick Fairbank Donald French Jeffrey & Doris Goldstein Donald Cassity Family Foundation Palak Desai Ron Falcone In memory of Russell Steele Matthew Goldstein Jorge Castro A.M. Cordes Ananth Devarahalli Nagaraj Arif Farjana Susan Freng J.S. Golightly Frank Cavaliere Nicholas Corgan Sravya Devi Dogiparthi Shaun Farmer Carly Friedman George Gomez ◆ Joe Cerrato Edward Cormier Gretchen Devine Bradley Faskowitz Denise Friis-Zahrt Maria Gonzalez Michael Chabinyc Paul Costa Laura Devlin Rubab Fatima Susan Fritz James Goodwill In honor of Nick Bustle Shyanne Chan Janet Cottingham Ginger DeVries Alisher Fazilov Jim Gorham In honor of Jason Kardon James Fry ◆ Thomas Chan Robin Dey Lorilynn Feller Kristen Gorham Sarah Cottingham ◆ Cody Frye Shivali Chandra ◆ Bob Dickerson Mariel Feller Gregory Gorman Richard Coutant ◆ Rob Fuentes Ron Chaney Troy Dietz Jeff Fenstermaker Jane Gossard Owen Coyne Tammy Fulton Herbert Chang Jason Dillon Lisa Ferguson ◆ Timothy Goudge Julie Crawford ◆ In honor of Nick Bustle Powen Chang Lisa Di Pietro Alexander Fernandez Robert Graham Ken Crawford Jeffrey Funk Pauline Chao Deb Ditchman Roslyn Fero ◆ Maggie Grainger Maxence Crossley Michelle Gagnon Todd Chapman Elizabeth DiTucci Erica Fessia James Grant Jim Crowley Hong Gao William Chapman Sanjay Dixit Miles Fidelman Ronald Gravelle Lydie Crowley John Gardberg Alex Charbonneau ◆ Emily Dixon Eric Field Peter Graven Alaina Culleton Rashmi Garg Edward Charbonnet Zachary Dobberthien Ward Cunliffe Damon Charity Bryn Dole James Cuseo In honor of Kevin Torrico Nikolas Charos Lawrence D’Addario & Heather Bales “Inspiring next-generation innovators has never been more important in a world Rodolfo Chavez Andrea & David Dahlin James Donadio Boyuan Chen where technology is transforming so many parts of our lives so quickly, and only Qing Dai Michelle Donegan Robert Chen is speeding up. This is why Ford is not waiting for change to happen... To create Lori Dale Dominique D’Onofrio Thomas Cheney Anthony D’Alessandro Anthony & Judy Donovan this future, we are counting on a talented workforce of the type that FIRST’s Susan Cheng In honor of Dan D’Alessandro Weiping Dou Mario Chenier efforts are helping us to secure.” –Ken , chief technology officer, Ford Motor Company Janna -Wagner Troy Douglas ◆ Alexander Chenvainu J.L. D’Andrea Arpaporn Drum Nageswar Cherukupalli ◆ James Fillman Joyce Daniel Jacquelyn Dudzinski Michael Garretson Ying Chi In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Ezra Graziano In honor of Chad Zuber Tabitha Dunn Claire Garvin Yi Chieh Wang Juan Fiscal Peter Green Mark & Betsy Daniels Cindy Duran Adolfo Garza Babu Chimata ◆ Carmel Fiscko ◆ John Greeniaus Steven Dao Terry & Patti Durkin M.T. Gaska Mary Chiroi-Murphy Bill Fisher Helen Greiner Dawn Da Silva In memory of Scott R. Frock Amy Gauthier Sanjay Choudhary In honor of the Finance Team John Fitzpatrick Kelly Grevis Mary Ann Daszkiewicz-Robertson Paul Gautreaux Nina Chow Sophie Dyshlevich William Flege Nate Gridley Lawrence Daube Bruce Gay Laura Christie In honor of Brian Sweeney Chris Eastman Edwin Fleischer Eileen Griffee Feaven Gebrezgi ◆ Danielle Chronister J.M. David Sean Ebanks Cherrie Fleisher-Strauss, A. Griffin Jeffrey Gedeon Raju Chudamani Jonathan David Andrew Ebert ◆ Leslie & Simon Strauss Stephenie Griffin ◆ Pat Gencarelli ◆ David Clapp Cindy Davidson Allison Eckel S.P. Fleming Joseph Griffith Anthony Geniec William Clarke In honor of Bruce Hockaday Carol Edelman Duane Flier Justin Grindstaff Barbara George

■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift 2020 Annual Impact Report 31 Christopher Grontkowski Beth Hirt ◆ Shanna Jackson ◆ Jane Kamata Jessica Kobierski ◆ Laurie Leshin ■ Brett Grossman Yary Hluchan Stanley Jacobs Rajesh Kamath Jiri Kocab Elizabeth Lesley Randy Groves Dana Hobbs Lauren Jacques Michael Kannenberg Timothy Koch Carl & Doris Letendre Linda Grusenmeyer Evan Hochstein ◆ In honor of Evan Miracle An-Chian Kao Stefanie Koenig Bilfred Leverette ◆ Sunny Guan ◆ James Holland Dani Jahnes Kathy Kappes-Sum Kathleen & Michael Kolberg James Lewey Naoka Gunawardena ◆ Pranathi Kollolli Greg Lewis Barri Gurau Derek & Angela Konigsberg ◆ John Lewis Stacy Gurel “My husband and I met through FIRST in 2001. Today, we’re married with two kids Darren Kosinski In memory of Doug Hensley S.R. Gutterson who are approaching the age where they can participate in [FIRST LEGO League]. Raghuram Kothakota Yiliang Liang ◆ Kariann Hafner We are working in STEM fields (as an electrical engineer and a human geneticist) Andrew Kowalik Jordan Liebe Reginna Hagemeier-Jones Edward Kraus Marcus Lien George Hague and wouldn’t be in those jobs without FIRST.” –Anonymous FIRST alumni donor Neil Krech Shi-Key & Irene Lin Karla Hailer William Kreutinger Carolyn R. Lindsay J.S. Haimowitz Matthew Krever Chuping Liu Carol Hollaway Ankit Jain Massoud Karbassian Christopher Haines Anne Krombach & Mann Stack Ningwei Liu Leslie Hollaway Curtis James Karim Karim ◆ Wendy Ljungren Karen Haithcock Austin Jenchi ◆ Austin Kugler Douglas Hong John Karlen In memory of Terry Mulkern Paulina Hakopian ◆ Elena Kuleshov Michael Hooper Oliver Jenkins Danielle Kaschube ◆ Dave Hale Abhay Kulkarni Donald Localio Nicholas Hope DeAnna Jensen Blaine Kashiwaeda Diana Haley Ice Kulsetsophon David Logan P.J. Hough Jonas Jensen Sumit Katara M. Halford Spillane Rahul Kumar Guy Lohman Bryan Houlberg Haiming Jin R.S. Katz Reyna Hampton Ajay Kumar Natarajan Wendi Lohmar Joseph Houle Jianhong Jin Matt Kauppi ◆ Sam Hand The Kunkel Family Foundation Michelle Long & Isaac Mishkit Eric Hounchell Meghann Jo Gaku Kayano J.A. Harisha Steve Kurtz Quietly Lost Beatriz House ◆ Keith Jobe Mairead Kean Emma Harrelson ◆ Julia Kuziomko Alan Lotvin Matthew Houser Chris Johannesen C.W. Kebalo Ethan Harris ◆ Lloyd Kwan ◆ Daniel Lubin Steven Hovey Eric Johannsen Thomas Keith Helen Hart Michelle Kwan Vincent Lucarelli Marc Howard Carl Johnsen Lara Keller Bruce Hartwell Nathan Kwang ◆ Jamee Luce Pam Howe Adam Johnson ◆ Kyla Kelly ◆ ◆ Maxim Lukiyanov Robert Havlik Ashley Johnson Dustin La Yvonne Hoxie Gower David Kelso Jeffrey Lumsden Rachel Hawkesworth Carrie Johnson In memory of Don Martin Zvi Ladin Louis-Alexandre Huard Daniel Luna Kyanne Hawkins Hans Johnson Charles Kennedy Phong Lam Harry Huazhe Xu Nicholas Luther Dean Hawkinson John Johnson Patrick Kennedy Alycia Lambert Jack Huddleston Sharon Lutz Kyle Hayden ◆ Trevor Lampe Francisco Huelsz Prince Judith Johnson Dominik Kerschbaum ◆ ◆ Michaela Lydon Stephen & Lynn Hazard Kenneth Johnson In honor of Q Branch Robotics Greg Landry Alexander Hughes Hanson Ma ◆ Jeffrey Headley Kurt Johnson Emma Kerschbaum Lanelle B. Landry Glenn Hughes Kyle Macey Carole Healey In honor of Jim Rothrock Ben Kershaw In honor of Louis Landry Harry Hull Brian Mackey Katie Healey Melissa Johnson John Kesapradist Stephanie Landry Mary Humphrey Aimee Maclagger Spencer Hedlund Matt Johnson Ethan Kessel ◆ Ken Languedoc Jon Hunter Sunaina Macwan Lynne & Henry Heilbrunn Sharon Johnson Matthew Ketko Joyce & Kevin Lantry Melricca Hunter Brianna Magallanes ◆ Danielle Henderson Taylor Johnson ◆ Christy King Cuinn Larmon Samuel Hunter Karthikeyan Mahalingam Paul Hendry Tessa Johnson Kenneth King A.F. Latchford T.V. Hunter Aaron Mailhot Martina Henninger ◆ Thomas Johnson Margherita King Kevin Lavery Richard Hurban ◆ Martin Majkut ◆ Miles Henninger In honor of Will Johnson Nancy King Jennifer Law Hutchison Family Fund Pamela Maker Alexander Henry Timothy Johnson ◆ Susan Lawrence L. Hutchinson Linda Kipp S.M. Heranic Judy Joiner Paul ▲ & Kelley Lazarus Stacy Malecki Janna Hutz ◆ Aaron Kirk Brian & Julie Herrmann Edward Jones Kurt & Laura Leafstrand Natalie Malone David Huwaldt Ann Kirschner Roger Hertog Jones Family Daylin Lee Sandeep Manjunath Sophie Huynh Natalie Kirstein Marillyn Hewson Kelly Jones In honor of Bob & Lynn Tuttle Glenn Lee Camille Mankus Hans Hyttel Barbara Higgins Mattie Jones Kristina Klecka ◆ Martin Lee James L. Mann Living Revocable Trust Joseph Iaquinto Keith Himstedt Ed Jordan ◆ In honor of Andrew Nichols Paula Lee John Mannisto Susan Ilax B.D. Hinde Rob Jordan Jeff Kling Scott Legasse Kenneth Mantey Nick Induni ◆ Jill Hines Andrea Joyce Joseph Kling Susan Leist Kamaraj Manthlakamatchi Isaac Ingram In memory of Donald Martin Karl Hinrichs Camille Joyner Kathleen & George Klinich Francis Lennex Bruce Ioki Ian Marcellana Gary Hirschhorn Daryl Jung Jesse Knight James Leonard Anne-Marie Ireland George Marchant In memory of Marina Gelfand Evangeline Junge Emily Knopf Jesse Leonard Renuka Iyengar Beth Marcus Julie Hirschi Lori Kahn Michael Knowles J.D. Leonhardt Nikhil Iyer Dawn Marie

32 2020 Annual Impact Report ■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift Debbie Markarian Darin Meek Donald Mullin Diane Okerson Michael Pelland Shashi Prakash Jason Markesino ◆ Chet Mehta Ben Muma ◆ In honor of Ryan Okerson In honor of Michael Pelland Marcy Prem Kristofer Maros Jyoti Mehta Aidan Mundy ◆ Ryan Okerson Arnold S. Penner Foundation, Inc. Robert & Stacy Pressman Vivian Marr Kevin Meier Michael Muren Carol Olewine Aaron Peplinski Janet Price Chris Marra ◆ Heather Meiring Colleen Murphy In memory of Steve Stark Rodrigo Perales Jared Price Marianne Marrou In memory of Jason Meiring Marian Murphy Spencer Olin Taylor In honor of Rodrigo Perales Chris Prince Michael Marshall Stephen Melamed In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Manuel Olivas Ludivico Peralta Nicholas Priore Ramachandran Marti Julie Mellor Mike Murphy Patricia Oppenheim Henrique Pereira Theo Prodromitis Adam Martin Joseph Menin Seanan Murphy Cary Orlandi Chamal Perera Jane & Thomas Propst Anya Martin Chris Meno Angela Murray ◆ Lisa Orme Erica & Francisco Perez Kimberley Prygocki-Jeakins ◆ Benjamin Martin ◆ Ranjit Menon Victoria Murray Michael Orstrowski Jondyle Perkins & David Jeakins Diana Martin Theresa Merino In honor of Bill Murray Ariana Ortlieb Sam Perlmutter Drew Purdie ◆ ◆ Grayson Martin Frank & Deb Merrick Sanjana Murthy R. Osborn Barbara Perlov Steven Pyatt In honor of Nicole Ransone Heather Martin Nicholas Mesenburg Sowmya Murthy Robert Osborne In honor of Robert & Lynn Tuttle Joseph Pernici Janice Martino Samuel Meyers ◆ Karlis Musa Barry Ostrowsky Alex Quach Jordan Perr-Sauer ◆ Dave Mash Jennifer Micacci S.G. Musgrave Justin Ott Rodney Qualls Michael Petersen Marshall Massengil Dennis Michaud Heather Myers Eve Ou Deana Quigley ◆ In honor of Lillian Smith Nicholas Mata ◆ Gustave Michel ◆ Khinlei Myint-U Oyedepo Oyerinde Kieffer Quitayen Steve Peterson Robin Matchett Rebecca Mick Daniel Nadeau Nicole Ozark Elijah Rae Gregory Petrick David W. Mather Christopher Mikus Ravikiran Nagavarapu Pushpalatha P. Valya Ragu Alan Pezza James Mathison Andrew Milch Nash Family Foundation Brittney Pachucki Julia Rahie Jennifer Pfeffer ◆ Gavin Matthews Colin Mildenberger Melodie Nathan Cynthia Paden Geoffrey Rake Jason Phelps Keith Mattox Crystal Miles Denise Naugler Prasanna Padmanabhan Sekhar Ramaswamy Stephen Philpott Joann Maurin Anastasia Miliano ◆ Logan Nault Alexander Padron Gareema Ranjan Paulina Phu Nicholas & Esther May Dan & Kimberly Miller Kathy Naum Albert Pallanti Scott Rankin Thomas Pickering John Maynard H. Miller Jose Nazario Priyanka Pant Asmita Rao In honor of Jose Nazario Pickett Family Foundation Casey Maynes In honor of Micah Miller Kelly Parent Murli Rao Judy Nee Joey Pietrzak Christian Mazzotta Melvin Miller Donna Parisi Aaron Raphel Charitable Fund Samuel Neff ◆ Andrew Pike Kathleen McAvoy Richard Miller Ben Park Kitty Ratcliffe ◆ David Pikulin In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Wade Miller Natalie Negulescu Justin Park ◆ Jeffrey Rauen Christopher Pinkenburg Tammy McCanna William Miller Joseph Nelson Jayne Parker Murali Ravel In honor of Taylor McCanna In memory of Max de Esteban Michael Nelson Michael Parker Chris Pinto Jeffrey Ray Mark McCombs ◆ Marietta Minjares Nathan Neumann Paul Parker Kelli Plasket Hari Rebala Tim McCoppen ◆ Gerald Mitchell Ron Newcomb David Parks Nick Plonka Rathiha Reddy Manjiri McCoy Jonathan Mittelman Merle Newlon III Diane Parks Brenda Pluchinsky Abhiram Reddy Satti Loren McDaniel Stephanie Monk Spencer Ng ◆ Ryan Parliment Joseph Polin Michael Reed Kelley McDougall Kristina Monson Hien Nguyen Sriharsha Patil Michael Pomianek Susan Reese Tay McEvers Suzanne Monthofer Kim Nguyen Anne Patterson Garrett Ponder In memory of Jeff Reese Grace McFarland Maria Montiel Esparza Thomas Nguyen William Patterson Kevin Porter J. Reeves In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers M.W. McGehee Justin Montois William Nguyen James McGill Tonia Morawski ◆ Max Nibert In memory of Josephine McGill Drake Morewood ◆ Isabelle Nichols “John Deere’s support assists FIRST in inspiring innovators and increasing access K. McGowan Phyllis Morgan Karen Nichols to STEM literacy for young people. This includes encouraging participation in William P. McGowan Rylan Morgan Margaret Nichols Scott McHugo Susan Morgan Thomas Nigl STEM curriculum for students who are underserved and underrepresented... Cassie McIntyre Lauren Moroz Kymba Nijuck Deere recognizes the need to support the innovators who will provide the Scott McKay ■ John Morrell Sheila Nirenberg Lilibeth McKechney Elizabeth Morris Craig Nishimura necessary answers in dealing with new problems.” Lara McKenzie-Heckert Haley Morse John Niski –Pat Barnes, global program director, STEM & youth education, John Deere Nick McMaster Robert Morse Cody Nonemaker Nathan McMurray Sailaja Mothukuri In honor of Christopher Senus Mary Ann Paul Byron McNaught Marianne Mowery Gene R. O’Brien In honor of Robert James Paul J.D. Posey Craig Reickert ◆ Bonnie McNeill Peter Mueller Jennifer O’Callaghan Tracey Pause Cynthia Potter Stephen Reilly Tyrone & Lisa McNichols Linda Muhawieh Dan O’Connor Thaddeus Pazulski Jeremy Pound Stephen Reinert Kelly McNulty In memory of Kendrick Castillo Jim O’Connor Spencer Peat ◆ John Powley Brad Reisner In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Larry McWilliams Andrew Mullin Morris Offit Josef Pelej Claire Renner

■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift 2020 Annual Impact Report 33 Aaron Reynolds Jennifer Rust Greg Sevcik Andrea Sobel Noah Sutton ◆ Kevin Tracey Michael Reynolds The Ryan Family Foundation Stephen Sexton Jeffrey Soesbe Eric Suydam Aria Trampe Susan Rhodes Sky Rybolt ◆ John Seybold Justin Sohl ◆ Maryana Svyatskiy In memory of Kendrick Castillo Kyle Ribordy ◆ Neha S. Gaurang Shah Miriam Somero Douglas Sycamore Dzung Tran Roberta Riccio Valerie Sachs Niral Shah Monika Sommerfeld Cameron Szachta Kieu Tran Sakshi Sood In honor of Parker Szachta Andrea Tribo ◆ Jason Soucy R.P. Takeshita In memory of Mike Wade (Former NASA Goddard) “These students are the innovators of the future, and we’re confident that this Eileen Span Li Tang Stephen Trichka Glenn Speights Yaping Tang hands-on experience provided by Amazon Future Engineer will inspire them in Dawn Truhn Sean Spence In honor of Him Him their academic pursuits and beyond.” –Jeff Wilke, CEO consumer worldwide, Amazon John Truslow Andrew Spencer Bruce Tannahill Gauri Tulja Kaitlyn Spencer ◆ Xing Tao S.K. Tyler Robert Richards Ashish Sadhu Harold & Janie Shanafield Michael A. Sperber Devandra Tata Justin Ulland D. Richey Jordon Sage ◆ Neal Shapiro ◆ Debbie Spoehel Joseph Tate ◆ Anna Unger Ariel Rideout Ezmeralda Sager Seth Sheehan ◆ Valerie Sposato Kobi Tate Jason Upton Ann Ridge Shrey Sahgal Milnita Shelton Cheryl Sprague J.P. Taylor Phoebe Urakov Julia Rieger Terri Sahli Jonathan Shepard Stephen & Tina Squeri Priscilla Taylor David Urban David Rimkus Roopesh & Shreya Sahu Karl Shepherd Nandini Srinivasan Darrell Teague Myron Uretsky Joseph Risi ◆ Steven Sahyun Brian Sheridan ◆ Donald Stacy Richard Teel Marcus Urso-Bernick Tyler Rist Helen Sain Eric D. & Mary Sherk Julia Stander Linda Tenda Roman Uvaydov Peggy Ristas Breanne St. Martin Yoji Shimizu Lynes Stanfield Karen Tenhagen Ronald Uyeno Luis Rivera ◆ Sakamoto Family Fund Nathan Short Moira Stanford Paul Tenreiro In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Adam Salem Gregory Shoup Greg Stanton Marra ◆ Adam Rizika Daniel Sallet Ehtisham Siddiqui Jacob Stecher Jessica Roach Owen Salter Lou Anne Siefert Logan Steffen ◆ “During these challenging times we hope we can Garth Roark Oluwafemi Samuel Jeffrey Siegel Michael Steinhardt help inspire young people to look for solutions John Roberts ◆ Dolores Sanchez Mariana Sigala Leslie Steinmeyer Shawna Roberts to big problems and find satisfaction in helping Claire Sanderlin Fred Silberberg Linda & Brian Sterling Curtis Robertson Amanda Sankey Brandy Simmons Jason Stern making the world a better place.” –Anonymous FIRST donor Brennan Robinson Michele Santillan Ellen Simon Stephanie & Jeffrey Stern Charley Robinson Jagadeeswari Saravanan William E. Simon Foundation David Stevens William R. Terry Joseph Vallejo Chris Robinson ◆ ◆ Lisa Sarto Elisabeth Simonovich Marc Stevens In memory of Caspar Terry Kelli Van Antwerp ◆ Kristi Robinson ◆ In honor of Da Baes Michael Sbarra Nancy Stewart Lakshmi Thangaraj Cory Vander Jagt Reginald Robitaille Roger Sinasohn K.R. Scalera Nicholas Stewart Gopakumar Thankappan Robert Van Ham Andrew Rodebaugh ◆ Donna Sinclair Kristine Scarpone Michelle Stills Dean Theodos John Vanleeuwen Jonathan Rodin Carol Singer & Daniel Bricklin Kim Schachtele Richard Stocking Mike Thesenvitz Richard Van Smith Gracie Rodman Naveen Sinha Evan Scheessele Scott Stockton AnnMarie Thomas Jo Ray Van Vliet Carlos Rodriguez Sandeep Sinnarkar William Scheidegger Connor Stokes Cindy Thomas In honor of Bart Sudderth Jazmin Rodriguez ◆ Umesh Sirsiwal Mark & Juanita Schemel In honor of Sonja Page Trevor Thomas Balakrishnen Varadarajan Miranda Rodriguez Rick & Dona Sisk Randy Schiestl Mark Stokes William Thomas Joe Varnell Michelle Roehl ◆ Roy Sivley James Schnur Ted Stokes Jocelyn Thompson Sajna Veettil Chris Rogers ◆ Lawton Skaling James Schreiner Dia Stolnitz Nate Tibbits Ashley Veli Beth Rokus Shari Slate Surbjit Schuler Joshua Stone Frank Tierney Andrew Vergara Brenda Ronnebaum Roni Slavin Perkins Jordan Schulman Linda Stone Barb Tierney-Bibler Attorney Vg Brooks Brendan Ross In honor of Toby Clarke Darrell Schultz Dean Storgaard Matt Tighe In honor of Jonathan Lee Elizabeth Ross Kim Sleeman-Ozark Grant-Brooks, Jr. Lucy Scott Brian Stottler Brynnan Timmerman Erica Slomka Stanley Rowin Tiffany Sees Kerby Stoudt In honor of Chris Cortez Sahana Vijaya Prasad Amy Smith Leonard Rucinski Nathan Segura ◆ Catherine Stowell Good Today Eduardo Vinocur Beverly Smith Juana Rugiero Cathy Seiford John Strangfeld Patrick Todd Rae Vinson David Smith Lori Ruhlman In memory of Dick Schlener Scott Strecker Nezam Tooloee Joy V-K Joan Smith Sam Ruppert Sarulatha Selvan Gillian Sudak Jay Topper Daniel Vogel Melissa Smith ◆ Barbara Russell Ronald Semel Sullivan Family Sean Torpey ◆ Kathryn Vogel ◆ Samuel Smith ◆ Christopher Russell Theodore Sender Kynna Sullivan Isabella Torres ◆ Carol Wacaser Tracy Snead Lorrie Russell Irene Sergonis In memory of Keta Meera Sahebu Steven Toupin Stephen Wade Melissa Snider Rick Russell P.M. Sesha Neelima Sunku Ben Towne Richard Wagener Edward Rust Chad Seuser Christopher M. Sobecki Noah Suttles Samuel Waldman

34 2020 Annual Impact Report ■ Member of the FIRST Board of Directors ▲ Member of the FIRST Executive Advisory Board ● FIRST Honorary Director ◆ FIRST Alumni ✱ FIRST Senior Advisor ❤ Matching Gift Waldron Family Todd A. Williams Family Foundation Richard Zhang Top Team Sponsors Aric Walker Robin Willick ◆ Tao Zheng FIRST LEGO (10 or more teams in 2019-2020) FIRST TECH Derrick Wallace Aaron Wills Yucheng Zhou LEAGUE Sponsors in this section are listed in CHALLENGE descending order starting with the A.G. Walling John Willis Neil Zimmerman sponsor of the highest number of teams. Katlin Walsh ◆ Debra Wilmington Marc Ziss SPONSORS SPONSORS 2019-2020 SEASON 2019-2020 SEASON Frank & Marguerite Walter Madeline Wilson Kenneth Zolot FIRST LEGO League Explore Marco Walther Matt Wilson In honor of Founding Partner DoD STEM Season Presenting Sponsor Gerald & Veronika Walton S.W. Wilson Gourav Zutshi John Deere Jian Wang Andrea Winegar Ellen Zwiefel The Boeing Company Min Wang In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Eric Zygmont Tennessee Valley Authority Joanne Ward David Winegar Dow Bill Warhul Rohini Winters TE Connectivity Christopher Warner In honor of Dr. Woodie Flowers DR. BART KAMEN Qualcomm Incorporated Official Program Sponsor Colin Warnes Michelle Witte Rockwell Automation, Inc. Gregory Wlosinski Nathan Warren MEMORIAL FIRST Global Sponsors FIRST in NH In memory of Henry Karas Patty Warren Pratt & Whitney Jill Wohl SCHOLARSHIP Susan Warren Apple Jerry Wohletz FUND CONTRIBUTORS Official IoT, CAD & Collaboration Philip Wasserman Collins Aerospace Jennifer Wolfe Continued special thanks to the Argosy Software Sponsor Sho Watanabe Lisa Wolfe Foundation and the DEKA Foundation Keoni Wats FIRST LEGO League Challenge Bohdan Wolosiuk DoD STEM Kevin R. Watson John Wong John Deere Jackson Weaver Top Team Sponsors Pamela Wong ◆ The Boeing Company S.M. Weaver 2020 FIRST (10 or more teams in 2019-2020) Joel Wood Tennessee Valley Authority Jordan Webb Sponsors in this section are listed in In honor of Steve Carnesi ALLIANCES Amazon Ralph Webb descending order starting with the Leonard Wood Alpha Omega Epsilon (A.O.E.) Caterpillar, Inc. sponsor of the highest number of teams. Stephanie Webb Richard Wood American Society for Engineering Rockwell Automation, Inc. Andreas Weber Arconic Foundation Jonathan Woods Education (ASEE) Dow Annette Webster DoD STEM Benjamin Worthington Automation Federation/ISA Qualcomm Incorporated Jean-Ann Webster Lockheed Martin Corporation Bill Wright Boys & Girls Clubs of America In memory of Josh Polehna Google John Deere Jim Wright Electronics Components Industry Bosch Jeffrey & Celeste Wecker Association (ECIA) Foundation The Boeing Company Rodney Wright Collins Aerospace Sven Wehrmann Girl Scouts of the USA Ford Motor Company Timothy Wright TE Connectivity Stanley Weiss MIT Alumni Association Bayer Corporation Rebecca Wunder Leidos, Inc. Bruce Wells National 4-H Council Collins Aerospace Jessica Xiang The Lego Foundation C.A. Wenger National Center for Women & Amazon Sathya Yalvigi Bayer Corporation David Wert Information Technology (NCWIT) Google Mark Yamarone ◆ Apple Kristen Wertz National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) Leidos, Inc. Sijun Yang Tennessee Valley Robotics Todd West National Parent Teacher Dow Sarah Yates William F. Westadt Association (PTA) Pratt & Whitney TE Connectivity Steve Yeager & Samuel Sampson FIRST LEGO League Heather Weston National Robotics Week BAE Systems PTC, Inc. Midori Yenari Global Innovation Award Robert-Alan Wey Sigma Phi Delta (SPD) ABB Inc. Caterpillar, Inc. In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Presenting Sponsor Janet Whatmough Society of Hispanic Professional Bechtel Group Foundation Leo Yon Rockwell Automation, Inc. Engineers (SHPE) The Walt Disney Company Raytheon Technologies William Wheeler In memory of Dr. Woodie Flowers Qualcomm Incorporated Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Partners in Innovation Motorola Solutions Foundation Stephen Whipple JoAnn York Tennessee Valley Authority ◆ Triangle Fraternity Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Lawrence Whisenant Abigail Young ◆ Motorola Solutions Foundation Yale Science & Engineering Alumni LEGO® Education Picatinny Arsenal James White Ben Young Apple Justin White Global Innovation Collaborators Schneider Electric North Schneider Electric North Kathryn Youngberg America Foundation Matt Whitehouse ◆ Collins Aerospace America Foundation William Yoxall National Aeronautics and Space Jordan Whitfield John Deere Picatinny Arsenal Ning Yu Administration (NASA) Sam Whiting Errol Yudelman Qualcomm Incorporated ABB Inc. ◆ Nextera Energy Foundation Jasmine Widgery Zachary Zagorski ◆ In Cooperation with Austin Wiggins William Zanone United States Patent and Bosch Peter Wilczynski C.S. Zartman Trademark Office Intuitive Foundation In honor of Vince Wilczynski Patrick Zelinski BAE Systems Zack Wilk John Zeman Raytheon Technologies Lori Williams Bechtel Group Foundation

2020 Annual Impact Report 35 CUI Devices Top Team Sponsors FIRST ROBOTICS ECIA – Electronic Components (20 or more teams in 2020) FIRST MISSION SUPPORT SPONSORS COMPETITION Industry Association Sponsors in this section are listed in HaydonKerk Motion Solutions descending order starting with the Thank you to our supporters who converted their FIRST Championship SPONSORS sponsor of the highest number of teams. Hydro Extrusion North America and Regional support to FIRST Mission support. 2020 SEASON IMI Precision Engineering The Argosy Foundation The Boeing Company Suppliers Johnson Electric MaxBotix Inc. DoD STEM Crown Suppliers National Aeronautics and Space The 3M Company MK Battery Administration (NASA) Analog Devices Inc. Molex Lockheed Martin Corporation AndyMark, Inc. Nason Intuitive Foundation Autodesk, Inc. Next Gen Robots LLC Google Automation Direct Robo Promo Florida Atlantic University Bishop-Wisecarver Corporation The Siemon Company General Motors Company BURNDY® LLC Snap Action, Inc. Bayer Corporation Datto, Inc. TE Connectivity BAE Systems FedEx Corporation Bronze Suppliers Comcast NBCUniversal FedEx Freight Charmed Labs Pratt & Whitney Gates Corporation Cypress Rockwell Automation, Inc. igus Inc. Fluke Corporation Ford Motor Company Innovation First International John Deere Medtronic, Inc. Inventables Kauai Labs, Inc. The 3M Company NI Kettering University FIRST Northern California PTC, Inc. Mastercam Collins Aerospace REV Robotics MISUMI Leidos, Inc. Rockwell Automation, Inc. Piedmont Plastics, Inc. Qualcomm Incorporated Raytheon Technologies DS SolidWorks Corporation Robot Extrusions Picatinny Arsenal Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) SolidProfessor Bosch The Walt Disney Company Sports Awards Altice USA Sullins Connector Solutions Diamond Suppliers John Deere Triangle Manufacturing Company Digi-Key Electronics Apple WestCoast Products Festo Dow Xilinx Worcester Polytechnic Institute TE Connectivity Gold Suppliers Other Contributors ABB Inc. Armabot CollabNet, Inc. Abbott Fund AWS Educate Diamond Technologies Anonymous CTR Electronics DNR Laboratories, LLC Pentair Foundation DriveWorks Ltd. Eaton’s Bussmann Division Motorola Solutions Foundation Loctite EPEC LLC Schneider Electric North America Foundation Novelis, Inc. HPE Automation Bechtel Group Foundation Parker Hannifin Corporation ScreenSteps PTC, Inc. Ruland Manufacturing Tableau Software Caterpillar, Inc. Siemens Techplex Labs Siemens Swyft Robotics TurnOne Graphics LLC Briggs & Stratton Vulcan Spring & Manufacturing Co. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Wolfram Research United Therapeutics Corporation Silver Suppliers NOKIA Bell Labs Altium Inc. Duke Energy Anderson Power Products GE Energy (Power and Water) BaneBots, LLC Bloomberg L.P. Beldin, Inc. Bimba Manufacturing FIRST thanks our supporters and has made every effort to ensure complete and accurate Abbott Fund BOSCH Johnson Controls, Inc. Clippard Instrument Laboratory listings. If we’ve made an error, please accept our sincere apology and let us know at [email protected]. BAE Systems Gene Haas Foundation Sony Corporation Hilton

36 2020 Annual Impact Report THANK YOU TO OUR FIFTH ANNUAL FIRST, INSPIRE GALA SPONSORS

CHAMPION INNOVATOR Jackie and John and Michael Dubno Mike Bezos Laura Overdeck

MAKER Jaqui Safra and Jean Doumanian

CATALYST HERO Armen Avanessians Larry and Tami Cohen Tudor Investment Johnson Research and Development Corporation Becton Dickinson J.P. Morgan United Therapeutics Donald and Susan Bossi Royalty Pharma ENTHUSIAST Corporation Amy Binder Scott McKay James and Nancy Utaski Citco Karl Sprules and Allen Weinberg Carol Cone Switch Errol Yudelman Adam Salem The Coca-Cola Company Judy and Josh Weston Cherrie Fleisher-Strauss TE Connectivity Dr. Laurie Leshin Thompson Coburn LLP

2020 Annual Impact Report 37 FIRST SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

We partner with colleges, universities, technical schools, and other organizations that make available scholarship opportunities specifically for FIRST participants and alumni. In FY2020, more than 200 FIRST Scholarship Providers made available over 3,000 opportunities totaling over $80 million. Learn more at www.firstinspires.org/scholarships.

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS FOR SUPPORTING FIRST ALUMNI IN CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATIONS: PLATINUM PROVIDER ($500,000+) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Missouri University of Science Rutgers University Grand Canyon University South Dakota School of Mines Bahcesehir University University – FL & Technology Saginaw Valley State University Green Girls STEM Foundation and Technology Bahcesehir University George Washington University  National Fluid Power Association Saint Martin’s University Indiana University – Purdue Southeast Missouri State University  College of Medicine Hampshire College New England College Texas Tech University University (IUPUI) Southwestern Michigan College Boston University Hudson Valley Community College Northwest Nazarene University University of – Anchorage Iowa State University Sweet Briar College Capitol Technology University Indiana University Bloomington Pacific University University of Maryland College Park Itasca Community College Tallo  Clarkson University Jacksonville University Raytheon Company University of Massachusetts Kansas State University Triangle Education Foundation  Florida Institute of Technology Kenzie Academy Inc. Rice University Lowell Engineering Lake Superior State University University of Akron  Illinois Institute of Technology McMaster University Roanoke College  University of New Hampshire Louisiana State University University of Central Missouri Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo Merrimack College St. Clair College Manchester Maryville University University of Connecticut de México (ITAM) Michigan Technological University Seattle Pacific University University of North Alabama Mercer University University of Dayton Johnson & Wales University North Central College SUNY Polytechnic Institute University of Tennessee Knoxville Mineral Area College University of Illinois at Kettering University Northeastern University Technology de Monterrey Vermont Technical College Minerva Schools at KGI  Urbana – Champaign Lawrence Technological University Quinnipiac University University of Detroit Mercy Whitworth University Minnesota State College Southeast University of Kansas Massachusetts Institute of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology University of Hartford Xavier University Molloy College University of Massachusetts Amherst Technology (MIT) Trine University University of Minnesota Twin Cities Murray State University University of Mississippi Milwaukee School of Engineering University of Cincinnati University of New Orleans BRASS PROVIDER (UP TO $19,999) New Horizons Computer University of Missouri Olin College of Engineering Anoka Technical College Learning Centers University of Nevada Las Vegas (Franklin W.) University of Evansville University of Northern Iowa University of Missouri – Kansas City University of Portland Bethany Lutheran College New York Institute of Technology University of Ontario Institute Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Technology (UOIT) Commonwealth University of Southern California Boise State University North Carolina Agricultural and Rochester Institute of Technology Technical University University of Southern Maine University (VCU) University of Texas at Austin State University Stevens Institute of Technology North Carolina State University University of Texas Arlington Western New England University  The College of St. Scholastica Syracuse University Valparaiso University Colorado Mesa University  NYU Tandon School of Engineering University of Texas at Tulane University  SILVER PROVIDER ($40,000 – $99,999) Columbia University The Ohio State University University of Waterloo Universidad Panamericana BRONZE PROVIDER ($20,000 – $39,999) Arizona State University DePaul University Oral Roberts University University of Windsor University of Advancing Technology Adelphi University ASME Auxiliary Inc. East Carolina University Institute of Technology University of Wisconsin, Madison University of Rochester Campbell University BAE Systems Eastern Michigan University Pace University University of Wisconsin Platteville Webb Institute Canadore College Bay Atlantic University  Elbit Systems State University Viterbo University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Dunwoody College of Technology Bradley University Electronic Components Industry Phil Clancy Memorial Scholarship Weber State University Yale University Fairfield University  Association (ECIA) Plymouth State University Western Carolina University Bosch Florida Power & Light Company Ferris State University Queen’s University Western Michigan University  Case Western Reserve University Hofstra University GOLD PROVIDER ($100,000 – $499,999)  College for Creative Studies FIRST Alumni and Mentors Network The Rainbow STEM Alliance Western Technical College Make School  Bucknell University at Michigan (FAMNM) Robert Morris University Western University Grand Valley State University  Central Michigan University  Microchip Technology, Inc. FIRST Chesapeake Hallmark University St. Louis Community College Winona State University College of the Atlantic Nipissing University FIRST NH Hanover College  ServoCity York University Dr. Bart Kamen Memorial Northwestern University FIRST Robotics Canada  Harvey Mudd College SME Education Foundation FIRST Scholarship Fund Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs Gates Corporation Macquarie University Foundation Society for the Advancement of ECPI University George Fox University Young Scientists (SAY) Marquette University Ohio State University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Georgia Institute of Technology Society of Women Engineers (SWE) University – AZ McKendree University Oklahoma State University  New Provider

“After we became a Scholarship Provider, a group of FIRST alumni formed a new student club on campus – FIRST at Rice. The club is looking to build on the university’s longstanding commitment to EDI by focusing their activities on equitable engagement of students from traditionally marginalized identities. We look forward to our continued partnership with FIRST to create pathways for more students from diverse backgrounds to pursue STEM degrees and careers.” –Yvette E. Pearson, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Engineering, Rice University

38 2020 Annual Impact Report ALBANIA CANADA CYPRUS GERMANY EDUAct  EDUAct   HANDS on TECHNOLOGY ALBERTA PROGRAM e.V.   FIRST Robotics Society     ALGERIA CZECH REPUBLIC BRITISH COLUMBIA DELIVERY Robot Éducatif Algérie*  Sdružení pracovníku° GHANA FIRST Robotics DDM v CR  CODERINA  British Columbia     PARTNERS ANDORRA Fundación Scientia  NEW BRUNSWICK DENMARK GREECE Rothesay Netherwood School  FIRST is the vehicle by which FIRST Scandinavia   EDUAct   young people of all backgrounds ARGENTINA NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Playbots S.A.*  FIRST Robotics Newfoundland DOMINICAN GUATEMALA and Labrador   * can discover a love of learning, REPUBLIC Computation Avanzada S.A.   hone their creativity, and unlock AUSTRALIA NOVA SCOTIA Fundación para el Desarollo  de las Ciencias y la Macquarie University     Acadia University HONDURAS Tecnología   their full, amazing potential. Our Honduras STEM Foundation*  ONTARIO FIRST Robotics Canada     Program Delivery Partners work AUSTRIA ECUADOR HANDS on TECHNOLOGY * HONG KONG, CHINA QUÉBEC Centro Campus   tirelessly to bring programs that e.V.   Semia Limited    Robotique FIRST Québec    keep STEM exciting and accessible AZERBAIJAN EGYPT HUNGARY Techno Future Egypt    to communities and classrooms Mars Academy*   CHILE HANDS on TECHNOLOGY Fundación SparkTalents   around the world. The following e.V.   BELGIUM ESTONIA key organizations in the field MTÜ Robootika   Stichting Techniekpromotie   CHINA ICELAND Semia Limited  implement FIRST programs in FIRST LEGO League á Íslandi  CUYRA  BOTSWANA ESWATINI their respective regions. Tshwane University of Tshwane University of Technology/FIRST INDIA Technology/FIRST CHINESE TAIPEI InfinityX  South Africa   South Africa  Kids Kingdom, Inc.     INDIA – NORTH India STEM Foundation   BRAZIL COLOMBIA FAROE ISLANDS FIRST Scandinavia   Positivo  Uniminuto   INDIA – SOUTH Edutech India Private Ltd.   SESI   FINLAND COSTA RICA INDIA – WEST Robotiikka  Fundación STEAM   Duck Learning  

CROATIA FRANCE INDONESIA West Side Robot Lab  Zavod Super Glavce  PT Edukasi Kreatifitas Anak/ Educabot  CK Education  

*Local Partner Representative  FIRST LEGO League Explore  FIRST LEGO League Challenge  FIRST Tech Challenge  FIRST Robotics Competition 2020 Annual Impact Report 39 IRELAND LESOTHO NIGERIA REPUBLIC OF The Institution of Engineering Tshwane University of CODERINA    NORTHERN and Technology (The IET)   Technology/FIRST  MACEDONIA FIRST Tech Challenge UK  South Africa NORWAY EDUAct   FIRST Scandinavia   ISRAEL LITHUANIA   ROMANIA FIRST Israel & Technion     Robotikos Akademija OMAN CRESTEM   ATLAB  Natie Prin Educatie ITALY LUXEMBOURG Association  Fondazione Museo Civico Stichting Techniekpromotie   di Rovereto   PAKISTAN STARfALL Foundation   RUSSIA MALAYSIA Robotics Laboratory “Future JAMAICA Sasbadi Sdn Bhd   Engineers”    Jamaica College Foundation  PARAGUAY Espacios de Ser S.A.*  THANK YOU, FIRST MÉXICO SAUDI ARABIA VOLUNTEERS! JAPAN RobotiX   ATLAB    FIRST Japan   Explora, Descubre y PERU For over 30 years, FIRST volunteers have united to Wernher Von Braun IEP SA  Crea, A.C.   build tomorrow by encouraging millions of young Educabot  SINGAPORE people to embrace innovation and collaboration. Our JORDAN Duck Learning   hundreds of thousands of volunteers are part of an Jubilee Center for Excellence MOLDOVA international support system we’ve built to inspire in Education   MTÜ Robootika   PHILIPPINES a generation of global citizens to create a strong, FELTA Multi-Media, Inc.   SLOVAKIA FIRST LEGO League sustainable “force for change.” KAZAKHSTAN MONGOLIA Slovensko, o.z.  We are proud to honor the 2020 FIRST USTEM Robotics Mongolia Robot Education POLAND Volunteer of the Year Award recipients: Kazakhstan/Central Asia Association  ALE Nauczanie Foundation   Robotics Development SLOVENIA   FIRST LEGO LEAGUE EXPLORE Foundation*    Zavod Super Glavce Cindy Nader Brian Boyer MONTENEGRO PORTUGAL Milford, MI Chichester, NH Young Inventors of Evoluir21   KENYA Montenegro  SOUTH AFRICA Tshwane University of FIRST LEGO LEAGUE CHALLENGE CODERINA   QATAR Technology/FIRST Desh Bagley Sam Last ATLAB   South Africa    Riverview, FL Cary, NC MOROCCO LATVIA Play Academy   MTÜ Robootika   FIRST TECH CHALLENGE REPUBLIC OF KOREA SPAIN Phil Malone Kevin Thorp NETHERLANDS FEST (Federation for Education Fundación Scientia    McHenry, MD North Charleston, SC LEBANON Stichting Techniekpromotie   of Creative Science and Education and Technology Technology)    STEAMUp  SWEDEN FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION Center   FIRST Scandinavia   Sarah Plemmons Laurie Shimizu Orlando, FL , MN NEW ZEALAND FIRST New Zealand Trust  

*Local Partner Representative 40 2020 Annual Impact Report  FIRST LEGO League Explore  FIRST LEGO League Challenge  FIRST Tech Challenge  FIRST Robotics Competition SWITZERLAND UNITED STATES DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA KANSAS – CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI – NORTH FIRST Chesapeake   Oklahoma Science and Robotics Alliance of MOREA – Mount Olive Robotics HANDS on TECHNOLOGY ADVENTIST ROBOTICS LEAGUE       Engineering Foundation Mississippi Education Association e.V.   Adventist Robotics League   James Madison University (OKSEF)    Center for Mathematics and USRA NEW JERSEY – SOUTH ALABAMA Science Education/The KANSAS – KANSAS CITY REGION Rowan University   THAILAND FIRST in Alabama    FLORIDA University of Mississippi  KC STEM Alliance   GAMMACO    Tampa Bay Robotics NEW MEXICO  ALASKA MISSOURI The Prince Royal’s College KANSAS – SOUTHWEST Land of Enchantment Juneau Economic FLORIDA – CENTRAL Michael Lucido  Mid-America Air Museum/ Robotics          Development Council Renaissance Jax, Inc.   Tom McGovern City of Liberal FIRST in Texas  TRINIDAD AND FIRST Washington  Laura Roth  FLORIDA – NORTHEAST TOBAGO KENTUCKY Renaissance Jax, Inc.   NEW YORK – EXCELSIOR NIHERST  ARIZONA Northern Kentucky MISSOURI – CENTRAL SUNY Poly Office of Continuing Arizona State University   University   Camdenton R-III School FLORIDA – NORTHWEST Professional Education   District   Coconuts Robotics DEFENSEWERX Inc.   FTC in Kentucky, Inc.  TUNISIA NEW YORK – FINGER LAKES   Edurobot Tunisia ARKANSAS MISSOURI – EAST   FLORIDA – SOUTH LOUISIANA University of Rochester St. Louis Community College Science and Technology Green Mouse Academy   FIRST Louisiana-   Group Inc.       – Florissant Valley NEW YORK – LONG ISLAND TURKEY Mississippi FLORIDA – WEST COAST School-Business Partnership Bilim Kahramanlari MONTANA CALIFORNIA – CENTRAL Hillsborough Community MAINE of Long Island, Inc.    Bulusuyor (BKD)   College of Engineering, Clovis Unified School College   Robotics Institute of Maine    District   Montana State University NEW YORK – MID-HUDSON VALLEY Fikret Yüksel Foundation NE FIRST  GEORGIA Ed Huth  Hudson Valley FIRST CALIFORNIA – LOS ANGELES   GeorgiaFIRST    MARYLAND LEGO League Alt-NEXT  NATIONAL SOCIETY OF UKRAINE FIRST Chesapeake   Georgia Institute of BLACK ENGINEERS Innovative Education LA Robotics  NEW YORK – NEW YORK CITY Technology  University of Maryland Solutions   National Society of Black NYC FIRST    Baltimore County    CALIFORNIA – NORTHERN Engineers GUAM    USRA   NEW YORK – POTSDAM Playing at Learning SIFA   UNITED ARAB NEBRASKA Clarkson University  CALIFORNIA – SAN DIEGO MASSACHUSETTS University of Nebraska EMIRATES HAWAII  NE FIRST   – Lincoln 4-H Youth NORTH CAROLINA ATLAB   Matt Nilsen Hawaii FIRST Robotics    Development   North Carolina A&T State  WPI Robotics Resource ATLAB and AUS CALIFORNIA – SOUTHERN University   IDAHO Center  NEVADA Southern California    FIRST North Carolina Regents of the University MIT Lincoln Laboratory    Robotics League   FIRST Nevada UNITED KINGDOM of Idaho    NORTH DAKOTA The Institution of Engineering MICHIGAN NEW HAMPSHIRE COLORADO      Bismarck Career Academy   ILLINOIS FIRST in Michigan     and Technology (The IET) Colorado FIRST    NE FIRST Illinois FIRST Robotics    University of North Dakota, FIRST Tech Challenge UK  MINNESOTA School of Engineering CONNECTICUT NEW JERSEY    INDIANA High Tech Kids        Vince Frascella & Mines NE FIRST Indiana FIRST, Inc.    Pat Frascella   OHIO Purdue Fort Wayne (PFW) FIRST Mid-Atlantic  WPAFB Educational Delaware State University   IOWA Outreach     First State Robotics Iowa State University    FIRST Mid-Atlantic University of Iowa 

*Local Partner Representative  FIRST LEGO League Explore  FIRST LEGO League Challenge  FIRST Tech Challenge  FIRST Robotics Competition 2020 Annual Impact Report 41 OKLAHOMA SOUTH CAROLINA TEXAS – PANHANDLE URUGUAY   Oklahoma Science and South Carolina FIRST LEGO FIRST in Texas Plan Ceibal   Engineering Foundation League and Robotics (OKSEF)   Education, Inc.   TEXAS – SOUTH    Southwest Oklahoma South Carolina Robotics FIRST in Texas VIETNAM State University  Education Foundation  Viet Tinh Anh JSC   TEXAS – WEST The University of Texas OREGON SOUTH DAKOTA at El Paso – College Oregon Robotics Tournament EmBe   ZIMBABWE of Engineering   & Outreach Program    Tshwane University of TENNESSEE FIRST in Texas  Technology/FIRST FIRST Washington  Tennessee FIRST  South Africa  UTAH PENNSYLVANIA TENNESSEE – CHATTANOOGA Weber State University, Pennsylvania FIRST  (NORTH GEORGIA) College of Applied Science Greater Chattanooga    PENNSYLVANIA – CENTRAL and Technology Robotics   Appalachia Intermediate VERMONT Unit 8   TENNESSEE – EAST NE FIRST  Tennessee Tech University   PENNSYLVANIA – EAST Norwich University  FIRST Mid-Atlantic   TENNESSEE – WEST University of Vermont  Capital Intermediate Unit 15  University of Memphis and Herff College of VIRGINIA   EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA Engineering  FIRST Chesapeake FIRST Mid-Atlantic  The Children’s Museum James Madison University   of Memphis  PENNSYLVANIA – NORTHWEST WASHINGTON Penn State Erie, The     TEXAS FIRST Washington Behrend College  FIRST in Texas  WEST VIRGINIA PENNSYLVANIA – SOUTHWEST    TEXAS – CENTRAL Fairmont State University BrainSTEM Learning   FIRST in Texas   WISCONSIN PUERTO RICO TEXAS – EAST BadgerBOTS Robotics   Eureka STEM   FIRST in Texas   Corporation

RHODE ISLAND San Jacinto College  Milwaukee School of  NE FIRST  Engineering TEXAS – NORTH New England Institute DFW Technology and WYOMING of Technology  Education Council  Natrona County School Rhode Island School District    Perot Museum  of the Future   FIRST in Texas   University of Texas at Dallas 

*Local Partner Representative 42 2020 Annual Impact Report  FIRST LEGO League Explore  FIRST LEGO League Challenge  FIRST Tech Challenge  FIRST Robotics Competition “FIRST is not just a competition. FIRST students don’t just make robots. You are proof that it is a movement of inspiration. It is growing leaders and collaborators every day.” — Dean Kamen, FIRST Founder

2020 Annual Impact Report 43 FINANCIALS Before the COVID-19 pandemic, FIRST was on track for STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES JUNE 30, 2020 JUNE 30, 2019 another year of programmatic growth and financial stability. Revenues and other support: While we did serve more participants than ever before in fiscal year 2020, the pandemic caused the suspension of Program registration fees 15,091,513 32,718,347 our season and cancellation of FIRST Championship, which Contributions and grants 11,896,431 18,469,938 significantly decreased our revenues, leading to an operating Other income 1,017,589 2,154,040 deficit for the first time in over 17 years. Special event income, net of expenses of $406,309 in 2020 and $396,560 in 2019 424,959 496,506 In the spring, we decreased expenses significantly and many Net assets released from restrictions 39,856,978 30,951,062 FIRST contributors released funds from restrictions, helping Total revenues (losses) and other support $ 68,287,470 $ 84,789,893 to mitigate some of the financial impacts of the pandemic. However, we expect even greater financial challenges in fiscal Expenses: year 2021 and look forward to a recovery afterward. FIRST Program Expenses 57,950,115 71,557,755 Net cost of building space occupied by unrelated not-for-profit organizations 320,651 295,730 General, administrative, and supporting services 8,330,803 8,990,597 12% Fundraising and Development 2,400,224 2,387,833 Total expenses $ 69,001,793 $ 83,231,915 3% Operating surplus (deficit) (714,323) 1,557,978

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2020 JUNE 30, 2019 Assets: Cash and cash equivalents* 42,609,063 27,748,958 85% Short-term investments* 8,250,000 12,000,000 Pledges, receivables, program supply inventory, and other assets 15,932,819 15,498,863

■ TEAM SERVICES & GROWTH OF PROGRAMS Net property, plant, and equipment 5,221,972 5,176,264 ■ GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES Total assets, end of year $ 72,013,854 $ 60,424,085 ■ FUNDRAISING COSTS

As noted in the pie chart above, and in keeping with long- Liabilities and net assets: time practices, FIRST continues to apply the maximum Total liabilities, end of year $ 9,133,142 $ 7,653,948 percentage of funds possible to directly benefit FIRST Net assets: participants. Within the modest G&A expenses are ongoing Unrestricted 28,677,577 29,391,900 investments in our Youth Protection Program, Program Temporarily restricted 34,203,135 23,378,237 Evaluations, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Program, and Total net assets, end of year $ 62,880,712 $ 52,770,137 Education Initiative. Total liabilities and net assets, end of year $ 72,013,854 $ 60,424,085 FIRST achieved its 15th consecutive four-star rating from Charity Navigator, For each of the two fiscal years summarized above, FIRST received unmodified (unqualified) opinions from its independent auditor, BerryDunn. certifying our continued commitment to *NOTE: The cash and short-term investments are comprised of both unrestricted funds and donor temporarily restricted funds. The increase in restricted funds includes pre-payments of future restricted sponsorships from certain grantors. The total liquid assets balance available to FIRST, for operating purposes, at June 30, accountability, transparency, and sound fiscal management. 2020, is equivalent to approximately seven months of FIRST operating expenses. This consecutive rating places FIRST in the top 1% of the The financial information presented here is condensed and does not include the value of all donated services and materials. Audited Financial Statements (AFS) are U.S. charities annually evaluated by Charity Navigator. readily available on our website at www.firstinspires.org under “About/Annual Report & Financials.”

44 2020 Annual Impact Report LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Blake Moret The Honorable Jeanne Shaheen James E. Heppelmann Chairman & Chief Executive Officer United States Senator President & Chief Executive Officer Robert K. Ortberg CO-CHAIR Special Advisor to the Office of the CEO Rockwell Automation, Inc. New Hampshire PTC Raytheon Technologies Dennis A. Muilenburg Josh S. Weston Marc Hodosh Former President & Chief Executive Officer Honorary Chairman Co-Host & Founder Robert M. Tuttle CO-CHAIR General Partner The Boeing Company Automatic Data Processing, Inc. LIFE ITSELF 1848 Associates David Siegel Kent H. Hughes Co-Chairman Public Policy Scholar Dr. Laurie Leshin VICE CHAIR EXECUTIVE ADVISORY BOARD Two Sigma Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars President Dr. Woodie Flowers (1943-2019) Worcester Polytechnic Institute Raj Subramaniam EAB CHAIR EMERITUS & DISTINGUISHED ADVISOR Esben Stærk Jørgensen President & Chief Operating Officer President Dr. Vincent Wilczynski TREASURER Kevin Ross CO-CHAIR FedEx Corporation LEGO® Education Deputy Dean, Yale School of Engineering & Applied Founder Science & James S. Tyler Director of the Center for FIRST Washington David Lavery Engineering Innovation & Design HONORARY DIRECTORS Program Executive for Solar System Exploration Heidi Sipe CO-CHAIR Yale University NASA J.T. Battenberg III Superintendent Lawrence Cohen SECRETARY Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Retired Umatilla Public Schools Paul Lazarus President President Delphi Corporation Charlie Ackerman FIRST ® White Dwarf Productions François J. Castaing Senior Vice President – Human Resources North Dean Kamen FOUNDER Executive Vice President, Retired America Susie Mathieu President Chrysler Corporation Robert Bosch LLC Partner DEKA Research & Development Corporation Spirit Hockey, LLC L. John Doerr III Ray Almgren John E. Abele Chairman Chief Operating Officer Ceci Neumann Founding Chairman, Retired Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Swift Sensors, Inc. Independent Law Practice Professional Boston Scientific Corporation Gary L. Tooker Gail Alpert Cate Prescott Ursula Burns Chairman of the Board, Retired President Global Vice President of Human Resources Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Retired Motorola, Inc. FIRST in Michigan NI Xerox James R. Utaski FIRST CHAIRMAN: 2000-2002 Susie Armstrong Nancy Quan Dr. Robin N. Coger Corporate Mergers & Acquisitions Officer, Retired Senior Vice President of Engineering Senior Vice President & Chief Technical Officer Dean, College of Engineering Johnson & Johnson Qualcomm The Coca-Cola Company North Carolina A&T State University Mark Breadner Dr. Melissa Smith, Ph.D. Walter P. Havenstein SENIOR ADVISORS President Senior User Experience Researcher Chief Executive Officer, Retired FIRST Robotics Canada Google Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson President Cosema (Connie) Crawford, P.E. Karen Horting Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Director of P3 Rail FIRST LEADERSHIP TEAM Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer Itinera Infrastructures and Concessions Society of Women Engineers Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen Lawrence Cohen Deputy Chairman of the Board Michael Dubno President Dr. Paul E. Jacobs Head of Global Markets & Research Technology, Retired LEGO Foundation & KIRKBI A/S Erica Fessia Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Bank of America Merrill Lynch XCOM Labs, Inc. Dr. William P. Murphy, Jr. Vice President, Global Field Operations Greg Hale Founder Mark Giordono Lonnie Johnson Vice President & Chief Safety Officer Cordis Corporation Vice President, Development President & Founder Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Johnson Research & Development Corporation Steve Sanghi Danielle Pliska Luan Heimlich Chairman of the Board, President Vice President, Finance Scott McKay & Chief Executive Officer Manager, Technology-based Outreach, Former Executive Vice President Microchip Technology, Inc. Dept. of Engineering Chris Rake of Business & Product Strategy Macquarie University Vice President, Programs Genworth Financial

Listing current as of October 1, 2020 2020 Annual Impact Report 45 FIRST ® IS A ROBOTICS COMMUNITY PREPARING YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE.

VISION MISSION IMPACT

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