Next Week: Spark STEM Learning

WyoGives logo with Cyber city Lego model in the background

Brick by Brick:

Support STEM, Name a School, and Bring Cybersecurity to Life with LEGOs

WyoGives Day is just around the corner on July 16!

This year, your donation to CyberWyoming Alliance can do more to support education. It can put a LEGO-powered cybersecurity lab permanently in a Wyoming classroom, school, district, or library of your choice. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or supporter of STEM education, this is your chance to help build Wyoming’s future brick by brick.

Here’s how it works:

The Top 8 Wyoming organizations (classroom, school, district, or library) with the highest total donations in their name will each receive a permanent LEGO Attack & Defense Model kit.

These are not your average LEGO sets. They’re equipped with:

  • A Raspberry Pi mini-computer

  • Lights, sensors, breadboards, routers, and more

  • Fully integrated cybersecurity and coding scenarios

  • Programming exercises (including Python!)

  • Real-world applications in networking and digital defense

Teachers use them to spark curiosity, introduce digital concepts, and inspire the next generation of Wyoming tech leaders.

“The kids didn’t want to stop hacking! I came in extra days to work on it with the kids as they were having so much fun!” –  LaGrange Elementary

Want Your School or Classroom to Be Named?

When you or your supporters donate, you can enter the name of a specific classroom, school, library, or district. Those donations will be counted toward that organization’s total.

Teachers: Want to Get the Word Out?

We’ve got a FREE Promo Toolkit for you! If you want to advocate for your classroom or school to receive a LEGO kit, send us a message through our Contact Us page, and we’ll send it right over.

Let’s Build the Future Together

This WyoGives Day, every dollar builds something bigger:
Knowledge. Confidence. Opportunity.

So on July 16, make your donation to CyberWyoming Alliance, name your favorite classroom or school, and watch your support help shape Wyoming’s tech future brick by brick.

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