Kinetic Knights hold successful button drive, planning bottle drive

The Kinetic Knights Robotics FRC Team 781 of Kincardine held a successful button drive Saturday, April 4, raising more than $4,500.
 

Jed Gonzales (L) and Lana Splettstoesser of the Kinetic Knights collect donations at Canadian Tire, Kincardine, during the button drive, Saturday, April 4, to help the robotics team attend the FIRST world championships in St. Louis, Missouri, April 23-25;
photo by David Dadson

   

The Kinetic Knights are holding a second fund-raiser - a bottle drive - Saturday, April 18. If you want to support this event, please leave all bottles and cans at the end of your driveway or on your porch before 7:30 a.m.
 

Those who wish to watch Team 781 compete at the worlds April 23-25, can do so on-line at watchfirstnow.com or thebluealliance.com

Gregory Dadson (L) and William Fengler of the Kinetic Knights participate in the button drive, Saturday, April 4, in downtown Kincardine