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Revision as of 18:30, 6 December 2021

Pikes Peak Makerspace is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We can provide a receipt for any donations you make for your tax purposes.

Additionally, we will acknowledge your generosity on our (small but growing) social media platforms.

It's possible that we may have missed your donation in our list below. If that's the case, please contact us and we will be sure that you get the credit you deserve for helping out the Makerspace.

Donation Coordinator (Proposed new position)

In general, the Donation Coordinator will encourage, accept and recognize donations to Pikes Peak Makerspace (PPM):

Define what donations we can/cannot use (e.g. no CRTs)

Stay familiar with what is on our Wish List

Stay in contact with donors that are "on the fence"

Meet and greet donors when they drop stuff off, if possible

Coordinate a tour of the space, or promote our Tour Video

Send/give tax receipts to those who want them

Coordinate pick up of donations if necessary

Sort/photograph donations

Post photos and descriptions here on Donations Received

Distribute items into appropriate areas with help of Area Captains

Store other items

Photograph items that go into service, post to our wiki

Rinse and repeat

(also watch Craigslist for free stuff?)

The Donation Coordinator will not be responsible for repairing items, or pursuing grants, but is welcome to help in these areas, of course!

A Work In Progress

We are actively combing our old records and still adding to all parts of this list, including the following:

MotoMinded -- Chris Vestal

TITAN ROBOTICS -- Clay and Maddie Guillory

3DDelaney team, Don, Tima, Warren, Clay
3DDelaney team, Don, Tima, Warren, Clay (May 2016)

Other current (and former) PPM members

Other generous donors in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area

Please contact us and we will be sure that you get the credit you deserve for helping out the Makerspace.

2021 Donations

O-rings and springs donation 11/28/21 O-rings and springs, very carefully labeled, from Chris Vestal / MotoMinded

Nov 2021, Jim Kueck 2 tubs of various project wood for lathe (some walnut)

Sept 2021, Brenden Wilson Titanium Plasma Cutter donation

July 2021, Jim Kueck (Cracked Pot Bowls) POWERMATIC Bandsaw, POWERMATIC Table saw, POWERMATIC Lathe

Nov 2021, Nick Rader 3D printers and Raspberry Pi Zeros, IMPULSE SEALER

Oct 2021, Colin (SRAM) DROs, 80/20 Aluminum, pneumatic stuff, actuator arms, lots of switches, controls, indicator lights, PLCs

Sept 2021, Dave Lith-ion battery

Apr 2021, Make4COVID PETG sheets (4' x 8',.03")

Apr 2021, Dennis Halley with Epson Projectors, smart boards, iMac G4

June 2021, David Wasmer Lathe Tools, sharpening station, 3M glue gun

Aug 2021, Ryan Taft loads of electronics components

July 2021, Les Frischmann Table Saw (Sold for $75!), sliding compound miter saw



Date donated by A2P Design Services (Adam Gleason)
Protek DC POWER SUPPLY 3006B

(Dates vary) multiple donations by PARADIGM SYSTEMS (James Gravert)

GRAPHTEC Vinyl Cutter

HAKKO soldering stations (2x)

solder reflow oven

Rotary Cutter

PEPSI soda machine

large projector screen

hp 5500 large format printer

wide format printer supplies and paper rolls

computers

laminator

air compressor

anonymous donors

2020 and Earlier

Dec 2020, Bentley Systems $2,000 grant

Aug 2020, Gordon Beecher 25" Planer, 15" Chop Saw, JessEm Router Table

May 2020, Colorado Enterprise Fund $11,752 COVID recovery grant

Apr 2020, US Treasury $1,465 PPP Loan followed by forgiveness grant

anonymous donors

2016 Donations

July 30, 2016 - $15,000 (!) grant for CNC router table and Squink (pick and place machine)

from DOWNTOWN COLORADO SPRINGS PARTNERSHIP:

Grant check
Grant check presentation
Susan J. Edmondson to Chris Vestal,
PPM Founder


Equipment donated throughout 2016

UPS system with new batteries, computer monitors and stands

(David Wasmer Sr, donation to 3DDelaney project)

Ryobi woodworking equipment, 4 pieces, from Smokebrush

Juki industrial sewing machine

HP plotter 750C Plus

HP 13x19 inkjet, from e11

Windows PC, from e11


If we missed your donations, please contact us and we will be sure that you get the credit you deserve for helping out the Makerspace.