Your donation doubled: Tito’s CHEERS program matches your gifts before December 31!
Tito’s CHEERS has issued an exciting challenge grant to our organization: they will match new donor gifts up to $1 million to help us enable scientific exploration, economic development, and the protection of Earth from asteroid impacts.
Throughout human history, exploration has been the key to opening new frontiers. The Asteroid Institute and Tito’s have joined forces to fund computational astronomy to explore and map the next frontier: our solar system.
Tito’s Handmade Vodka developed CHEERS (Creating Hope + Elevating Emerging Research + Science) to discover and fund promising research in healthcare, sustainability, and advanced technologies.
Our engineers and scientists at the Asteroid Institute are building the Asteroid Discovery Analysis and Mapping platform (ADAM), to map our solar system. A comprehensive map of the solar system will allow scientific exploration, economic development, and the protection of our planet from asteroid impacts.
Our global community of donors and citizens like you are essential for us to build ADAM.
What will your funds support?
Donations at all levels are critical for us to recruit skilled engineering talent needed to achieve our product goals. More than 80% of your funds will go towards the program of which the majority goes to building the Asteroid Discovery Analysis and Mapping (ADAM) platform. We will also continue to build upon our education and advocacy efforts by staffing a team that brings our message, the problems we are solving, and evangelization for our unique technology to an engaged, cross-disciplinary, international community.
Donate today to invest in the development of the ADAM platform.
*All new donor’s gifts will be matched as part of Tito’s Handmade Vodka challenge grant.
CHEERS (Creating Hope + Elevating Emerging Research + Science) was developed as a way for Tito’s Handmade Vodka to discover and fund promising research in healthcare, sustainability, advanced technologies, and other fields as they work to solve some of the world’s most urgent problems.