Date: March 2004
Recipient: WJOTA Scouting ARC (ME)
Award: $1,500
Purpose: To purchase an Icom 746 Pro and a start-up inventory of training materials (to be sold) in support of the club's year round efforts to introduce Amateur Radio at Camp Hinds BSA in Raymond, ME, including the digital taping of the 6-week course which will run on local cable television channels in Maine.
Date: March 2004
Recipient: Berkshire Amateur Radio Club, N1TU (MA)
Award: $400
Purpose: to support the club's licensing instruction of disabled veterans and residents at Greater Grace Manor, a residential facility.
Date: January 2004
Recipient: Metro Area Repeater Association
Award: $1,000
Purpose: to fund the addition of three nodes to the statewide emergency packet radio network to support the Minnesota Division of Emergency Management and a number of disaster and relief agencies such as the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and Amateur Radio Emergency Services, serving the Twin Cities, St. Cloud, Eau Claire and Brainerd.
Date: October 2003
Recipient: Southern Appalachian Radio Museum (NC)
Award: $1,000
Purpose: for the purchase of radio related equipment such as display cases, bookcases, a new antenna or radios to promote Amateur Radio at the museum.
Date: October 2003
Recipient: ARRL Education & Technology Program
Award: $5,500
Purpose: to fund a pilot project to add a suite of fundamental electronic test equipment and an electronic activity circuit board to the equipment, curriculum and resource library provided to 15 schools participating in the Education & Technology Program.
Date: July 2003
Recipient: BSA Venture Crew DX 510, NE1C (MA)
Award: $1,000
Purpose: to complete the creation of a "demo box" of modern radios and support equipment that Venture Crew DX members will use to demonstrate Amateur Radio to scouts and other youth groups.
Date: July 2003
Recipient: Redd School (TX)
Award: $ 1,000
Purpose: to fund the Redd School LABRATS (Learning About Research and Technology through Science) Project, an extracurricular program developed to improve students' research and technology skills, using real life issues to develop scientific literacy and interest in the sciences.
Date: January 2001
Recipient: Hall of Science ARC (NY)
Award: $3,500
Purpose: to purchase computer equipment to upgrade the Amateur Radio station, WB2JSM, and Amateur Radio public display at the New York Hall of Science Museum, a hands-on science and technology museum that attracts nearly 300,000 visitors each year.