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Unique Fundraising Concepts
While visiting my local hardware store recently, I stumbled upon a pull-along leaf/lawn debris catcher that's intended to be dragged behind a tractor for fall clean-up. That got me thinking...
Imagine using a FIRST robot to drag that thing along and accepting donations in response... Imagine making that robot fully autonomous... Imagine adding a mowing attachment or fertilizer/spreader... I think that there's a BIG market for such a fundraising activity. Furthermore, I'll bet that you'd learn a LOT about making autonomous, durable robots in the process. Any other interesting fundraising concepts that maybe give you a chance to flex some robotic muscle? Russ 
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