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Fastenal Partners with FIRST to Provide Robotics Teams with Hardware and Technical Mentorship

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Fastenal and the non-profit organization FIRST® have entered into a partnership to increase accessibility for students participating in robotics competitions. The collaboration focuses on providing teams with essential hardware, resources, and logistical support to lower the financial and operational barriers often associated with competitive robotics programs.

The initiative provides participating teams with direct access to Fastenal’s supply chain network, allowing students to source necessary components and materials more efficiently. By integrating these industrial resources into the FIRST® ecosystem, the partnership aims to standardize the availability of parts for teams across various regions. This arrangement also includes educational outreach efforts, where Fastenal employees provide technical guidance and mentorship to students as they design and build their robots. The program intends to support both established teams and those in underserved communities, ensuring that participants have the tools required to compete in the organization’s annual robotics challenges.

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Date: June 9, 2026

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