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Men's Rugby
By Men's Rugby at WSU
Support the Men's Rugby team in their journey to tournaments around the country and to help keep their equipment safe and updated
Support the Men's Rugby team in their journey to tournaments around the country and to help keep their equipment safe and updated Men's Rugby at WSU We are excited to kick off the Spring 2026 men's rugby season! We compete at the D1AA level in the Northwest College Rugby Conference (NCRC) and are governed by National Collegiate Rugby (NCR). Our conference is stacked with some of the top schools in the nation, including Washington, Oregon, Oregon State, Boise State, and Western Washington, making every season a battle worth fighting.
In recent years, we've been extremely successful at the regional level, winning our conference division for the past 2 years, but taking the next step to the national stage has been a challenge. As one of just four NCR-sanctioned schools in the NCRC (others are sanctioned by College Rugby Association of America) - and the only one at the D1AA level - we face unique obstacles. Every D1AA National Qualifier tournament in recent history has been held in the Midwest or East Coast, which means sending our squad of 25 racks up hefty travel costs.
Our goal each and every year has been to finally make that next step and compete on the national stage in hopes of bringing a National Championship back to Pullman, but in order to do that, we need your help to ensure we have the resources necessary to compete at our best. With your support, we can break through these barriers and show the nation what Cougar Rugby is all about!
<strong>What We Need:</strong><ul><li><strong>Travel Support: </strong>Competing in national qualifier tournaments often means traveling to locations like Minneapolis, Houston, and Maryland. Your donations will help us cover expenses such as flights, hotels, and transportation for our team.</li><li><strong>New Jersey: </strong>Representing WSU with pride means looking our best. Due to the nature of rugby, jerseys often get torn, and replacements are critical for our games.</li><li><strong>Essential Equipment: </strong>From cameras to record and stream games, to branded rugby balls and banners for home matches, your support help us take the team to the next level.</li></ul>
Your contribution will enable us to train, compete, and represent Washington State University with the determination and spirit we are known for. Every donation, no matter the size, helps us pursue our goals and ensures we can proudly don the Crimson and Gray on the field.
Be sure to keep up with us on social media!
<strong>Instagram: </strong>@wsu_rugby
Go Cougs!
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WSU Men's Ice Hockey
By Men's Ice Hockey at WSU
Help the Men's Ice Hockey Team keep up with travel costs, rent ice time, and ensure their equipment is up to date!
Help the Men's Ice Hockey Team keep up with travel costs, rent ice time, and ensure their equipment is up to date! Men's Ice Hockey at WSU WSU Ice Hockey is raising funds to support increased travel and ice costs as our program continues to expand. Conference play requires significant travel, and growing access to hockey has increased ice expenses. Your support helps keep our program inclusive, competitive, and accessible while empowering student-athletes to represent WSU.
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Maker 3D Easter Egg Hunt
By Maker 3D
Support our 3D printing club as we design and host a community Easter egg hunt with custom 3D-printed eggs, prizes, and hands-on fun for families and students.
Support our 3D printing club as we design and host a community Easter egg hunt with custom 3D-printed eggs, prizes, and hands-on fun for families and students. Maker 3D Our 3D Printing Club is raising funds to design and host a community Easter egg hunt that combines creativity, technology, and outreach into a fun community event. Using our printers, we will produce custom 3D-printed eggs, tokens, and themed items that make the event unique while keeping it affordable and reusable for future events.
Funds raised will go directly toward essential materials and operations, including filament, printer maintenance, and extended print time needed to produce hundreds of durable eggs and prizes. A portion of the funding will also support a high-quality first-place prize to make the event exciting and rewarding for participants of all ages.
This project allows our club to apply engineering, design and creative skills in a real-world setting while giving back to the community. By supporting this effort, donors help create a fun, inclusive event and enable students to showcase how 3D printing can be used for positive community impact.
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Aging Club & Artful Connections: Dementia-Friendly Communities
By The Aging Club
The aging club brings research-based art programming to homes of people living with dementia in the Palouse through the Opening Minds through Art (OMA) program.
The aging club brings research-based art programming to homes of people living with dementia in the Palouse through the Opening Minds through Art (OMA) program. The Aging Club The aging club brings research-based art programming to homes of people living with dementia in the Palouse through the Opening Minds through Art (OMA) program.
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Send Phi Delta Chi Brothers to Grand Council
By Phi Delta Chi - PDC Gamma Psi
Help support our brothers of Phi Delta Chi as they attend the national convention, Grand Council
Help support our brothers of Phi Delta Chi as they attend the national convention, Grand Council Phi Delta Chi - PDC Gamma Psi Help us send members of our professional pharmacy fraternity attend our national Grand Council Conference in Louisville, Kentucky! Pharmacists and pharmacy students from across the nation gather at this event for a week full of improvement workshops, leadership development, networking, and most importantly, strengthening our brotherhood connections!
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Empowering Future STEM Leaders and Innovators
By STEM Leaders & Innovators
Support student-led workshops and professional development for STEM leaders at WSU
Support student-led workshops and professional development for STEM leaders at WSU STEM Leaders & Innovators The STEM Leaders and Innovators Association (SLIA) is a registered student organization at Washington State University dedicated to empowering students to explore, lead, and innovate within STEM fields. Our mission is to create inclusive, supportive spaces where students can build confidence, develop leadership skills, and engage in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences.
Funds raised through CougStarter will directly support student-centered workshops, networking events, and interactive activities designed to help students prepare for their competitive futures in STEM. These experiences focus on professional development and interdisciplinary collaboration to ensure WSU students gain skills while building a strong sense of community.Your support allows SLIA to grow and improve the events we already offer. A perfect example of this is our event, STEM Futures, where students hear from speakers across science, technology, engineering, and math about their career journeys. By donating, you help make these experiences more accessible to students across campus. Your support directly helps students build confidence, plan for their futures, and grow into the next generation of STEM leaders and innovators.
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WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2027 Junior Revue
By CVM Class of 2027
This gala marks the completion of three didactic years and celebrates the transition into our final year of clinical training.
This gala marks the completion of three didactic years and celebrates the transition into our final year of clinical training. CVM Class of 2027 Since 1949, the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine third-year classes have organized a special event called the Junior Revue. This gala marks the completion of our three didactic years and the transition into our final year of clinical training. It is a celebration not only of the long nights, countless exams, and thousands of hours devoted to training and community service, but also of the perseverance that carried us through. More importantly, it is a time to honor the friends who became family, the resilience built in the face of challenges, and the shared passion for healing that unites us as future veterinarians. We would be honored to have you join us in making this milestone a reality. With an expected 300 attendees from veterinary students, faculty, family, and friends, your support will help us provide a meaningful evening filled with food, entertainment, and words of wisdom and inspiration through our special guests and keynote speaker. It is only through the generosity of sponsors like you that we are able to bring this historic tradition to life and celebrate the past, present, and futures of WSU's next cohort of veterinarians.
We are grateful for donations in any amount to help us reach our goal. We have also provided tiers that each come with a special thanks.
Thank you so much for your support, and Go Cougs!
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Washington State Collegiate 4-H
By Washington State Collegiate 4H
Your donation to Washington State Collegiate 4-H directly supports student engagement, leadership development, and community involvement.
Your donation to Washington State Collegiate 4-H directly supports student engagement, leadership development, and community involvement. Washington State Collegiate 4H Washington State Collegiate 4-H is a student-led organization dedicated to leadership development, service, and hands-on learning through agriculture, animal science, and community engagement. Our club provides college students with opportunities to build professional skills, connect with youth programs, and grow as leaders through meetings, service projects, and educational experiences. We strive to create an inclusive, supportive environment where members can learn, lead, and serve.
As our club continues to grow, so do the opportunities we hope to offer our members. We host meetings, social events, and outreach activities that help students build connections and stay engaged, while also supporting members in attending conferences across Washington State. In addition, we aim to expand the number and variety of community projects that reflect our members’ interests and passions, allowing them to make a meaningful impact in their local communities. Funds raised through this project will help cover event costs, conference registration and travel, and supplies needed for community service projects, so more students can participate.
Your donation to Washington State Collegiate 4-H directly supports student engagement, leadership development, and community involvement. By contributing, you are helping us host meaningful events, expand service opportunities, and reduce financial barriers to conference participation. Thank you for investing in the growth and success of our members and our club!
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Echoes of Mother Tongues: Celebrating Linguistic Diversity
By ABSS at WSU
Echoes of Mother Tongues: Celebrating Linguistic Diversity & Multiculturalism is a cultural initiative that honors the richness of languages and identities
Echoes of Mother Tongues: Celebrating Linguistic Diversity & Multiculturalism is a cultural initiative that honors the richness of languages and identities ABSS at WSU The <strong>Association for Bangladeshi Students & Scholars (ABSS) at Washington State University</strong> is a non-political, non-profit registered student organization that serves Bangladeshi students, scholars, and alumni at WSU. Since its establishment, ABSS has played a vital role in fostering connection among WSU’s multiethnic and multicultural communities. Its commitment to cultural engagement and student leadership has been recognized through several prestigious honors, including the <strong>WSU chancellor’s award for leadership 2025, GPSA</strong><strong> RSO Excellence Award (2022–2023)</strong>, the <strong>President’s LEAD Award (2016)</strong>, and the <strong>GPSA RSO Excellence Award (Fall 2015)</strong>.
<strong>Echoes of Mother Tongues</strong> is centered on the annual observance of <strong>International Mother Language Day (IMLD)</strong>, a globally recognized event commemorating the sacrifice of civilians during the 1952 Language Movement in Bangladesh (then East Pakistan). Proclaimed by <strong>UNESCO in 1999</strong> and formally recognized by the United Nations in 2002, International Mother Language Day is observed worldwide to promote the preservation and protection of all languages used by peoples of the world. The day underscores the importance of linguistic diversity in strengthening inclusive education, fostering intercultural cooperation, preserving cultural heritage, and supporting sustainable development.
Through this project, ABSS at WSU aims to create an inclusive platform that celebrates linguistic diversity and multiculturalism. The event promotes intercultural understanding through cultural performances representing diverse languages, nations, and traditions. It also serves as an educational opportunity by conveying the historical significance of the 1952 Language Movement and its lasting global impact.
<strong>Project Goals and Impact</strong>
❖ <strong>Promotion of Linguistic Heritage and Cultural Inclusion</strong><ul><li>Advance the preservation of linguistic diversity and equity in education.</li><li>Create opportunities for <strong>international students and multicultural communities</strong> to share and celebrate their mother tongues.</li><li>Foster cross-cultural understanding through performances representing diverse languages, cultures, and nations.</li></ul>
❖ <strong>Community Engagement</strong><ul><li>Engage students, scholars, families, and members of the wider community.</li><li>Strengthen relationships between international students and local communities.</li><li>Support local vendors by featuring authentic Bangladeshi cuisine.</li></ul>
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Hương Mùa Xuân (HMX)
By Vietnamese Student Association
Join us for a fun night of games, dance performances, and food as we celebrate and learn more about Vietnamese culture!
Join us for a fun night of games, dance performances, and food as we celebrate and learn more about Vietnamese culture! Vietnamese Student Association Join us in funding our annual culture event where the Vietnamese Student Association showcases our culture to the community at Washington State University. Through food, dance, games, and atmosphere we transform the CUB Senior Ballroom to become a place for everyone to gather and celebrate the Lunar New Year with VSA.
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Crimson Robotics Beetleweight Program
By Crimson Robotics
Our Beetleweight program allows teams to design, build, and battle their own 3-pound robots at our semesterly Crimson Bot Brawl
Our Beetleweight program allows teams to design, build, and battle their own 3-pound robots at our semesterly Crimson Bot Brawl Crimson Robotics Crimson Robotics is Washington State University’s combat robotics club. Teams in Crimson Robotics design, manufacture, and compete with 3-pound “Beetleweight” robots. Twice a year, the club hosts and livestreams a combat robotics tournament called the Crimson Bot Brawl that is held on the Washington State University campus. The competition features competitors from Crimson Robotics, as well as fighters from all over the Pacific-Northwest.
Crimson Robotics’ mission is to create open access combat robotics, as the field that can be intimidating and expensive to enter into otherwise. Our club provides the education and resources necessary to create and compete with combat robots to all Washington State University students at absolutely no cost, regardless of experience or choice of major.
Members of Crimson Robotics learn practical engineering skills such as CAD, technical drawings, designing for manufacturing, and much more. In addition, they gain valuable communication and leadership skills through working in interdisciplinary teams for all club projects. Members can work at their own pace and prioritize which skills they would like to focus on building. The skills that Crimson Robotics members learn while creating robots directly leads to success in finding internships and industry jobs.
A donation towards Crimson Robotics helps ensure that the club can continue to offer practical engineering experience to all Washington State University students at no personal cost. The money will go towards the material and manufacturing costs that go into creating robots. Between electronics, metals, and machine time, even small robots can pose a significant financial challenge, and Crimson Robotics produces a few dozen each year. A donation will also help fund the Crimson Bot Brawl, which, as a means of furthering our goal of open access to combat robotics, has no cost to compete, and is open to the public to spectate for free both online and in person.
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Crimson Game Jam 2026
By Game Development Club at WSU
The Crimson Game Jam is a 48-hour event where students of any and all disciplines work together and challenge themselves to make a video game!
The Crimson Game Jam is a 48-hour event where students of any and all disciplines work together and challenge themselves to make a video game! Game Development Club at WSU The Crimson Game Jam is a 48-hour event where students compete to create a game based on a given theme. While it is a competition, students of all backgrounds and experience levels in game development are encouraged to participate, as hands-on creation is one of the most effective ways to learn.
This year will be our fourth time hosting the event, and we aim to make it better than ever. Last year, 120 participants submitted 39 games. Through participation, students gain experience with the full game development process and create a finished project they can include in resumes and portfolios. With your support, we can continue to provide students with hands-on experience in teamwork, design, problem-solving, iteration, and producing a complete game they can be proud of.
Last year, we were able to secure The Spark on campus at WSU for the full duration of the event; however, we were unable to provide Crimson Game Jam merchandise to participants at no cost. This year, we aim to change that. Funding will allow us to provide food, drinks, merchandise, and prizes to support participants throughout the event.
Help us support WSU game developers by contributing to this year’s Crimson Game Jam.
Try out submissions from the previous Crimson Game Jams:
<a href="https://itch.io/jam/crimson-game-jam/entries">Submissions to Crimson Game Jam 2023</a>
<a href="https://itch.io/jam/crimson-game-jam-fall-2024/entries">Submissions to Crimson Game Jam 2024</a>
<a href="https://itch.io/jam/crimson-game-jam-fall-2025/entries">Submissions to Crimson Game Jam 2025</a>
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NSBE 2026 Annual Convention
By NSBE at WSU
Support the National Society of Black Engineers in their journey to the NSBE 2026 Annual Convention in Baltimore, MD!
Support the National Society of Black Engineers in their journey to the NSBE 2026 Annual Convention in Baltimore, MD! NSBE at WSU National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a premier professional organization dedicated to empowering Black engineering students. Our mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. To support this mission, NSBE fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment where members are encouraged to grow, network, and thrive.
As a professional society, NSBE emphasizes the importance of networking and professional development. Our members are taught the value of building meaningful relationships with peers, industry professionals, and corporate partners. These skills, combined with NSBE’s core values of diversity, inclusion, and cultural competency, are actively developed through participation in the NSBE Annual Convention one of the most impactful professional experiences available to our students.
The NSBE 2026 Annual National Convention represents the culmination of a year’s work by NSBE chapters across the nation. The convention features research presentations, professional development workshops, leadership training, and one of the largest career fairs in the country, with over 400 corporate exhibitors. The convention is expected to host over 20,000 attendees, bringing together students, professionals, and industry leaders for an unparalleled networking experience.
The objective of our trip to the NSBE 2026 National Convention is to strengthen students’ professional skills, expand their understanding of industry expectations, and create direct networking opportunities with recruiters that may lead to internships and full-time employment offers.
Your donation toward the NSBE 2026 National Convention helps reduce the financial burden for students who are eager to attend but may otherwise be unable to do so. By supporting this effort, you are investing in the professional growth, career readiness, and future success of aspiring Black engineers. Thank you for helping us empower the next generation of engineering leaders.
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NCWA National Championship Travel Fund for WSU Wrestlers
By WSU Wrestling
WSU Men & Women’s Wrestling Club is seeking funding to ensure that every Cougar wrestler that qualifies for NCWA National Championships can travel and compete
WSU Men & Women’s Wrestling Club is seeking funding to ensure that every Cougar wrestler that qualifies for NCWA National Championships can travel and compete WSU Wrestling WSU Varsity Men & Women’s Wrestling Club is seeking essential funding to ensure that every man and woman Cougar wrestler that qualifies for NCWA National Championships in Louisiana is able to travel and compete. We are an inclusive men and women’s wrestling program, supporting over 70 +student-athletes (50 men and 25 women), with one of the fastest growing women’s wrestling program! Our women’s team took 4th place last year at NCWA National Championships out of 52 teams (4 points from 1st Place) and our men’s team took 5th out of 86 teams.
Our mission is to ensure that no qualified wrestler is denied the opportunity to compete at the highest level due to financial barriers. Our wrestlers have trained hard all season to earn a spot to compete on the biggest stage at NCWA National Championships. WSU Wrestling is also driven to defend their 2x College Cup Championship and 2x Women’s Academic Team Championship while pursuing new National Championship titles. We anticipate over 30 qualified wrestlers (15+ men and 15+ women). Your support ensures that every Cougar who qualifies is able to represent WSU. Donations of any size will directly fund a Cougar wrestler’s ability to fulfill their dream to travel, compete and represent WSU proudly at NCWA National Championships!
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Empower Future Veterinarians at the ACVIM Forum
By WSU ACVIM Student Chapter
Support students to go to The 2026 ACVIM Forum, a conference where students can explore the latest research in veterinary internal & specialty medicine.
Support students to go to The 2026 ACVIM Forum, a conference where students can explore the latest research in veterinary internal & specialty medicine. WSU ACVIM Student Chapter <strong>WHO</strong>: The WSU CVM Internal Medicine Club (ACVIM) supports veterinary students interested in small and large animal specialty medicine. Our goals are to not only foster an appreciation for specialty medicine, but also establish critical skills needed even as a general practitioner. We learn how to analyze and read research papers through our monthly journal clubs. Additionally, our lecturers provide interactive, case-based presentations that encourage students to think like clinicians by developing differentials, diagnostics, and treatment plans.
<strong>WHAT</strong>: ACVIM is the world’s largest veterinary specialty organization that holds an ACVIM Forum annually, where veterinary professionals of all sectors come together to learn about the newest developments in specialty medicine. At this event, students can attend lectures from 13 specialty veterinary groups and network with board-certified veterinarians and industry partners from all over the country.
<strong>WHEN</strong>: June 11-13th, 2026
<strong>WHERE</strong>: This year, the conference is held in Seattle, which is the perfect opportunity for WSU students to attend!
<strong>WHY</strong>: The ACVIM Forum isn't just a conference where students attend lectures-- it's a place where future veterinarians begin building a professional community and forming relationships they will rely on throughout their careers. Students from across the nation come together to share ideas, discuss career goals, and learn directly from leaders in specialty medicine. The Forum also provides hands-on opportunities to develop critical clinical skills through workshops, labs, and team-based discussions. Here are just a few examples of sessions students can participate in:<ul><li>Coaching teams through adverse medical events </li><li>Tracheal and urethral stenting techniques </li><li>Collaborative approaches to antimicrobial resistance </li><li>Cardiac monitoring in equine athletes</li></ul>
<strong>COST</strong>: Due to the long travel time and multi-day event, we will need support to provide registration, housing, and travel expenses. This is a unique opportunity for students to meet and learn from some of the nation’s leading veterinarians, and any financial support is greatly appreciated! <ul><li>$50/student for registration </li><li>$140/student for housing for 3 nights </li><li>$40/student for gas from Pullman to Seattle</li><li>Total: $230 </li><li>Sponsor 20 students: $4,600</li></ul>
<strong>Donate today to invest in the next generation of veterinary leaders and specialists! </strong>
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Send Tennis Club to Colorado Springs!
By WSU Tennis Club
WSU Tennis Club has been competing regionally for many years. Help us take this opportunity to compete on a national level!
WSU Tennis Club has been competing regionally for many years. Help us take this opportunity to compete on a national level! WSU Tennis Club Historically, our club has only competed within the Pacific Northwest, primarily at Sectionals and the OSU Winter Invitational. While we have built a strong reputation for high-level play, exceptional sportsmanship, and Cougar spirit within Washington and Oregon, we are ready to make a name for the Cougs outside of the PNW. University of Colorado in Colorado Springs has invited us to their annual Mountain Lion Invitational, and this trip would mark the first time in club history that we would compete beyond our region.
We are sending eight dedicated athletes who embody what it means to be a Coug. These students balance being a member of our traveling tennis team with full-time academics and part-time jobs. While we've been working hard to plan and fundraise for this opportunity, your support would help take financial stress off of our student-athletes. Donations would go directly towards travel, boarding, and registration fees.
Your contribution, whether you donate or simply spread the word, would give us the push to give these athletes lasting memories and take the WSU Tennis Club farther than ever before. Thank you and Go Cougs!!
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Ethiopian Student Organization
By Ethiopian Student Organization
Support ESO's effort to bring Ethiopian culture and connections to the Palouse!
Support ESO's effort to bring Ethiopian culture and connections to the Palouse! Ethiopian Student Organization The Ethiopian Student Organization (ESO) at Washington State University is dedicated to building community, celebrating culture, and creating a welcoming space for students on campus.
Your support will help us host cultural events, community gatherings, and educational programs that share Ethiopian traditions, food, music, and history with the WSU community. Donations will also help fund our annual cultural showcase, student engagement events, and opportunities that support connection, leadership, and cultural awareness.
Every contribution helps us create a stronger community and allows us to continue sharing Ethiopian culture while supporting students at WSU.
Thank you for supporting ESO and helping us make an impact on campus!
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WSU Agricultural Education Professional Development 2026
By Agriculture Education Club
Support the Agriculture Education Club as we provide hands on learning experiences, leadership opportunities, and outreach that prepare future ag educators.
Support the Agriculture Education Club as we provide hands on learning experiences, leadership opportunities, and outreach that prepare future ag educators. Agriculture Education Club WSU Ag Ed Club is geared toward better preparing Ag Ed Students to become Agricultural Educators, and support agricultural education and FFA events throughout the state. Any WSU student can join the club! Our club helps prepare our members for success teaching in the classroom, advising FFA chapters, and supervising Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs). We benefit our members by helping them network with current ag teachers, giving them a head start on implementing and coaching competitive events, developing their knowledge of agricultural industries and issues impacting the state and nation, as well as team bonding with their classmates and future colleagues. Our club supports the community by hosting FFA contests for Washington FFA groups across the state, providing judges for contests and workshops for students, and hosting the Washington State FFA Convention each year. We also advocate for our members to volunteer at fairs, local schools and chapters, and other FFA events around the state.
Our club members are always eager to learn more about agriculture and education. This year we are planning several professional developments events and industry tours to further our members' knowledge before they reach the classroom. Some of these events include visiting various farms, a meat packing plant, aluminum boat factory, and setting up workshops to learn more about FFA contests. Additionally some of our members are going to the <a href="https://ovata.org/">National Association of</a><a href="https://ovata.org/"> Agr</a><a href="https://ovata.org/">iculture Educators Western Region Conference </a>, which is in Hawaii this year!!! Students will engage in professional development workshops with ag teachers from across the west and attend special sessions for pre-service ag teachers.
Your donation to Ag Ed Club will help keep these events possible and free to our club members. It will also increase the number and diversity of opportunities we can provide and help cover costs for students who are attending the NAAE conference. You’re also making an investment in the future of agricultural educators and future leaders in the agricultural industry. You will see a return on investment as these future teachers begin inspiring a passion for agriculture and learning in their future students. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
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Detachment 905 SHBC
By Air Force ROTC Detachment 905
Sierra Hotel Booster Club funds opportunities for the professional development of cadets by investing in training opportunities inside the detachment.
Sierra Hotel Booster Club funds opportunities for the professional development of cadets by investing in training opportunities inside the detachment. Air Force ROTC Detachment 905 SHBC (Sierra Hotel Booster Club) is a club whose mission is to support cadet-led clubs and morale events held at Detachment 905. Within the last year alone, we have provided over $3,000 to the detachment and its clubs!
The clubs we support are:<ul><li><strong>SWC (Special Warfare Challenge),</strong> where cadets get to train and improve their physical and mental strength as well as water confidence with pool sessions and land sessions. SWC cadets get the opportunity to compete against other AFROTC detachments and show their Cougar Pride!</li><li><strong>SERE (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape),</strong> where cadets learn and put their survvival skill to the test while trying to survive in harsh climates with few resources. </li><li><strong>I5 (Space Force),</strong> where our Space Force cadets get to train and understand the space and cyber domains in preparation for the future. Now with recently funded VR systems from SHBC!</li><li><strong>Aviation Club</strong> Where cadets interested in the field of aviation or aspiring pilots can come to experience unique learning opportunities, build real knowledge and skills on our FAA certified flight simulators, and learn about the wide world of active duty all kinds of rated USAF professionals.</li><li><strong>Hangar Hours</strong> is an all-in-one event planner for detachment-wide morale, with events like video games, board games, movies, sports, mentorship opportunities, etc.</li><li><strong>Arnold Air Society</strong> is a professional organization, named after Air Force General Henry "Hap" Arnold, dedicated to enhancing the quality of cadets and producing members of society committed to their communities.</li><li><strong>Honor Guard</strong> is a dedicated club of cadets who specialize in drill and ceremonies. These cadets are responsible for the presentation of colors at ceremonies and events, such as Cougar Football games. Det 905's Honor Guard also assists in high school JROTC Drill Competitions.</li></ul>
All of the clubs bring new leadership opportunities to up-and-coming cadets and ets, allowing them to build their leadership qualities now so that when they are commissioned into the Air Force as a 2nd Lieutenant, they are ready to effectively lead and serve the United States of America!
Donations made will go directly into all of these clubs, bringing greater training values to our future armed servicemen and women!
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Wazzu Racing to Competition 2026
By Wazzu Racing
Wazzu Racing is a student-run club at WSU, paired with Formula Society of Automotive Engineers. Our members apply classroom education to real-world scenarios.
Wazzu Racing is a student-run club at WSU, paired with Formula Society of Automotive Engineers. Our members apply classroom education to real-world scenarios. Wazzu Racing <strong>About Us</strong>
<strong>Wazzu Racing </strong>represents Washington State University every year at a FSAE (Formula Society of Automotive Engineers) ran competition that has hundreds of other universities from across the world. <strong><em>This competition is based on a formula racecar that students have the opportunity to design and build. By competing, students are challenged to apply classroom knowledge to real-world problems which, in turn, bolsters their ability to communicate and work in teams.</em></strong> The program is made up of over sixty students from various majors and class standings. As such, the leadership roles in the team further demand an ever-improving capacity to manage projects and cross-functional teams.
<strong>Our Cause </strong>
This year, Wazzu Racing has secured our ticket to compete in the annual competition, and with that comes the cost of traveling, housing, and food for our team. Every donation helps with the cost associated with the competition, and will help our team showcase our design and manufacturing of this year's car, giving us the opportunity to win an international Championship.
<strong>Cost Breakdown </strong>
<strong>Registration: </strong>$2,900
<strong>Truck Rental & Gas: </strong>$4,000
<strong>Two Van Rental & Gas:</strong> $3,750
<strong>Hotels For 21 Members</strong><strong>:</strong> $5,000
<strong>Total</strong><strong>:</strong> $15,650
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$40K for 40 years of Cable 8
By Cable 8 Productions
To honor 40 years of Cable 8 Productions, we are raising money to support the best hands-on learning experiences to prepare for real-world media production!
To honor 40 years of Cable 8 Productions, we are raising money to support the best hands-on learning experiences to prepare for real-world media production! Cable 8 Productions WSU's student run production company, Cable 8 Productions, is celebrating 40 years of making TV shows, short films, documentaries, and more while giving students on-hand experience to prepare them for the real world of content creation and production! We're looking to raise $40,000 to keep students up to date with new cameras, microphones, lights, and more!
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