SANTA'S LITTLE HACKERS
Making fun accessible for all.
Join us in impacting our world
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Become a Sponsor for Santa’s Little Hackers
Support our event and make a significant impact! Your sponsorship helps provide toys and support to individuals with disabilities around the world. Each level of sponsorship plays a crucial role in our mission:
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$250 Sponsorship: Provides 5 toys with Banana Pie Accessible Switches, covering supplies and shipping. Your support is recognized on our website and social media, with a thank-you note and event acknowledgment.
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$500 Sponsorship: Funds 10 toys with Banana Pie Accessible Switches, including supplies and shipping. Enjoy online promotion and visibility at the event, reaching over 300 attendees.
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$1,000 Sponsorship: Supports 20 toys with Banana Pie Accessible Switches, with all $500 benefits plus media mentions in our event communications.
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$2,500 Sponsorship: Provides 50 toys with Banana Pie Accessible Switches. Includes all $1,000 benefits, with prominent logo placement on event banners and special acknowledgment during the event.
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$5,000 Sponsorship: Funds 100 toys with Banana Pie Accessible Switches. Includes all $2,500 benefits, with exclusive online features and a personalized thank-you during and after the event.
Additional opportunities are available for sponsoring toys, supplies, logistics, food at events, or services, each contributing to our mission in unique ways.
Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact us at contact@maxmods.org to learn more and make a difference!
As a nonprofit corporation with 501(c)3 determination, we will provide a donation letter of appreciation to sponsors for their records.
Our Impact
DEMOGRAPHICS
Santa's Little Hackers engages two distinct demographic groups in different ways.
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Disability Community: Over 7.3 million students with disabilities in the U.S., including 4.28 million needing augmentative communication, benefit from our adapted toys.
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Maker Movement: Independent inventors and tinkerers contribute their skills, directly impacting lives by adapting toys to be accessible.
In the United States, approximately 1.3% of the population uses augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and assistive technology. This translates to about 4.28 million individuals, including children and adults, who benefit from these technologies to assist with communication and daily activities.
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Children with Disabilities: According to various estimates and research, around 15% of students in U.S. public schools have disabilities, many of whom may use AAC devices or assistive technologies.
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Adults with Disabilities: The percentage of adults who use assistive technologies or AAC is also significant, though exact numbers can vary based on the source.
These tools play a crucial role in enabling individuals with physical or communication impairments to interact, learn, and engage more fully in their communities.
Because of the generous support of our donors and volunteers, each year we continue to reach a growing number of families across the world with adapted toys and engage hundreds of volunteers with interests in technology, the "Maker Movement", and utilizing their skills to help mankind.
ABOUT SANTA'S LITTLE HACKERS
Making fun accessible for all.
Santa's Little Hackers is the seasonal toy drive that provides switch-adapted toys to children and adults living with disabilities.
With your help, we have supplied thousands of adapted toys and accessible switches to children and adults living with disabilities around the globe. Santa's Little Hackers has provided over 10,000 toys and Banana Pie Accessible switches in the course of our 10 years in service.
Our mission continues to reach people all over the world each year and we are able to make FUN Accessible to ALL because of the support of our donors.
ABOUT MAXMODS
Making the world accessible for all.
Santa's Little Hackers is a annual event put on by MaxMods. MaxMods is a 501(c)3 not for profit corporation chartered to 'make the world accessible for all' by identifying adaptations and modifications to make our world work for individuals living with disabilities. MaxMods was founded as a corporation in 2014 in Colorado and achieved 501(c)3 designation the same year.
MaxMods operates 100% on volunteer efforts and donations.