The NFPA Education & Technology Foundation is pleased to announce that a Fluid Power Challenge Grant for new hosts of the event has been launched. The grant application is easy to complete and the NFPA Foundation will cover the cost of the fluid power challenge kits for your event for up to twenty teams.
Click here for the grant application and information.
The NFPA Fluid Power Challenge encourages students in a diversity of skills including teamwork and problem-solving, it actively engages students in hands-on learning about STEM and it creates a learning environment where all of these things are fun!
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This is a great opportunity to start a Fluid Power Challenge at your school! • (PDF brochure)
Please contact Lynn Beyer at (414) 778-3364 or lbeyer@nfpa.com if you have any questions.
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