MIT SEVT | OUR SPONSORS

PLATINUM (Our Largest Constellations)

GOLD (Our Brightest Supernovas)

SILVER (Our Morning Sunrise)

BRONZE (Our Neighboring Galaxies)

DONORS (Our Stars in the Night Sky)

Our Largest Constellations.

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A stellar thank you goes to our Platinum Sponsors. With your help, we can establish long lasting infrastructure for the team, the effects of which will last over many years. We can fund our biggest operations, allowing us to develop the best vehicle we can in pursuit of our goals. Without your assistance, this project would not be able to reach the same great heights. Thank you to our largest constellations, whose effects are felt far and wide by our team, every single day.

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Our Biggest Supernovas.

A huge thank you goes to our Gold Sponsors. With your help, we can acquire materials for our demanding projects, use software for our engineering analyses, find internship opportunities for our team members, have an incredible space to work in, and receive support and advice during high-stakes time periods.

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Our Morning Sunrise.

A huge thank you goes out to our Silver Sponsors, who support our major operations. Without you we wouldn't be able to design and test effectively, and we wouldn't be able to fund the construction of our solar cars. Thank you to our morning sunrise for being there each day at solar car.

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Our Neighboring Galaxies.

A very big thank you goes out to our Bronze Sponsors, whose miscellaneous contributions to our team help keep us going strong. In this vast universe, we are a small galaxy of students, but we cannot thank the neighboring galaxies enough, as they help us, surround us, and propel us forward every day.

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Our Stars in the Night Sky.

And last, but certainly not least, a thank you to all of our Donors that help with the small things. You are so important to us because these small things are essential. Because the small things make up the big things. So thank you to the little twinkling lights of hope that we don't always see, but always know are right there supporting us.