Thread: Should Sponsors ask to be recognized?
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Re: Donations/Sponsorship - Good or Bad
Well, first of all, I think sponsors should be recognized. Here's why.

Sponsors are responsible for your FIRST experience. Without them there would be no robot. You would not be in this wonderful program (I think we can all agree with that). Without being in this program, you wouldn't have a chance to be inspired daily by the likes of Dean Kamen, Woodie Flowers, Dave Lavery, JVN, Karthik Kanagasabapathy, Andy Baker, and all people like that. Without FIRST, you probably wouldn't know who these people are. Without FIRST, your life might not change the way it is now.

Following that chain (which I hope is logical), sponsors lead to life-changing. So, you owe them. You wouldn't know about FIRST, so what's a little sticker on the robot going to do?
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