Fresno PALPAL
Robotics.
Fresno PAL donated LEGO robotics kits to two local elementary schools — getting younger kids excited about building, coding, and competing. Now we’re raising funds to bring it to more classrooms across the city.
Get kids excited about learning
PAL has always been about showing up for Fresno’s kids — on the mat, the field, and the court. Robotics extends that into the classroom, reaching younger students with hands-on STEM long before high school.
Kids work in teams to build and program LEGO robots, then put them to the test in friendly competition. It’s problem-solving, teamwork, and confidence — disguised as play.
From kit to competition
PAL donates LEGO robotics sets to a partnering elementary school.
Students work in small teams to assemble and code their robots.
Teams take on friendly challenges that test their designs.
The kits stay at the school for the next class of builders.
Two schools, dozens of builders
Our first robotics donations reached Pinedale and Tarpey Elementary, introducing dozens of younger students to building and coding for the first time. The response made one thing clear: kids want more of this — and we want to give it to them.
Build the next generation
Put a robotics kit in a Fresno classroom this year.