MoE HPDE Teen Aviation Track Day Charity

This is a donation to the Teen Aviation NJ organization, in return you will get 1 track day in 2023

When you purchase this event, the full registration fee, minus the %5 MSR fee, will be donated to Teen Aviation NJ. https://www.teenaviationnj.com/about-us

Your purchase will get you one MoE HPDE Event, to choose at your lesuire, with no late fees. This event must be used in the 2023 season

Once purchased you can choose your event at any time simply by emailing us. There will be no late fee, so you can choose your event at any time as long as it's in 2023

This day cannot be cancelled or moved to 2024, it must be used in 2023 or it is forfeit - No refunds or credits will be issued for this donation

This is limited to 10 participants, so don't wait!

From Teen Aviation NJ:

Joy To The Child, Inc. DBA Teen Aviation of New Jersey established the Aircraft Build Program at the Flying W Airport in Medford New Jersey in the fall of 2021. Joy To The Child, Inc. is a New Jersey registered non-profit charitable organization and is listed with the Internal Revenue Service under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

The Aircraft Build Program is an after-school activity for students in need who have a sincere interest in aviation. The program is designed to augment their traditional education and give them a better chance at succeeding in life. The program is funded entirely by charitable donations, and participation in the program is at no cost to the students or their families. All program staff and mentors are volunteers, and all donations to the program go directly to the cost of the aircraft builds, student activities, overhead, and administrative expenses.

The purpose of the Aircraft Build Program is to encourage high school students to gain greater knowledge in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), and aviation-related career fields. The objective of the program is to introduce the students to career possibilities in a variety of STEM and aviation-related fields they may not be aware of, or that may seem beyond their reach. The target demographic for the program is high school students ages 13 through 18 who would benefit from participating in the program.

The program is centered around the students building an actual, flying two seat experimental aircraft under the supervision and mentoring of our program mentors, with the basic philosophy being mentors teach, students build. Build sessions are limited to 12 students, and are conducted weekly at the Flying W Airport in Medford, New Jersey. The program is designed to be an ongoing activity, with the construction of each aircraft taking a year or longer to complete. After an aircraft is completed, it is sold to provide funds for a subsequent aircraft build, allowing the program to continue year after year.