Charity Arcade Project - building arcade cabinets to raise money for local causes
The project will require people with a range of skills.
We are developing a project that involves building arcade cabinets.
The arcade cabinets will be fitted and programmed to play retro games with a coin mechanism to raise money for local causes.
We will need students that are interested in physically building cabinets, programming Raspberry Pi units and Jamma Boards.
Other aspects of the project will include developing relationships with local businesses to locate units, partnering with local charities to make money for local causes, advertising and marketing the project and managing finances.
We are looking for students with a wide variety of skills that could be beneficial to the project.
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