Every dollar
has a destination
No ambiguity. Every tier maps to a real mission cost, from visa processing and field transit for the August mission window to the permanent Caribbean Space and Quantum Education Fund. Every gift is credited to a Mas Camp, never to a person.
+5The more the camps raise, the more of the Caribbean delegation travels to New Delhi in August, and the more stays behind as curriculum.
Every tier maps to a real mission cost. Pick one, or set your own.
Any amount, any camp. Give what the moment is worth to you.
Fundraising is organised by country. Your gift is credited to the camp you pick, never to an individual cadet. Give to the pooled fund and it goes where it is needed most.
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Three things, in this order
The mission window comes first because it has a date. The regional work comes next because it is the reason the mission matters. The endowment is what is still standing in 2030.
Travel, visas, field logistics and lab access for the Caribbean delegation, 23 to 31 August 2026 in New Delhi, working alongside Space Kidz India on assembly and integration of a lunar CubeSat.
Space technology and satellite data pointed at the problems we actually have: climate resilience, ocean monitoring and disaster preparedness across SIDS.
The permanent part: quantum literacy programmes, CanSat and satellite building kits, and secondary-school STEM workshops across participating territories through 2027 and beyond.
Transparency is
infrastructure, not a courtesy
From the first dollar received to the final disbursement report, every contribution is managed with the same rigour we bring to the mission itself.
Every gift is recorded against the Mas Camp it was given to and the mission line it funds. No gift is credited to an individual cadet.
Funds are released against pre-approved expenditures: travel logistics, accommodation, training materials and mission-window costs. Each disbursement is documented.
Total raised, amounts disbursed and remaining balances are published monthly, by camp, on the Road March standings.
No. The fund is pooled and credited to Mas Camps. It pays for the delegation as a whole: cadets, Territory Ambassadors and the training that surrounds them.
The Futures Forum Inc, a registered 501(c)(3) public charity, doing business as the Caribbean Space Society. The delegation is convened under the Institute of Caribbean Studies in Washington, DC.
Yes, for US taxpayers, to the extent allowed by law. The Futures Forum Inc is a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 46-3744617. Stripe emails your receipt the moment the payment clears.
It still works at home. Camps on the ground track run hackathons, CanSat kits and workshops, and your gift stays credited to that camp’s programme.
Gifts are made to The Futures Forum Inc, a registered 501(c)(3) public charity, doing business as the Caribbean Space Society. Contributions are tax deductible for US taxpayers to the extent allowed by law. The Caribbean delegation is convened under the Institute of Caribbean Studies, Washington, DC. President: Claire A. Nelson. 1889 F St NW, Suite 227, Washington, DC 20006. futuresforum.org
Back a Mas Camp.
Move the whole delegation.
Flights, visas, training and on-the-ground support all depend on what each camp can raise. When you back one camp, you help move more Caribbean talent through the mission pipeline.
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