Beginning in 2022, Amazon and the Amazon Future Engineer program has worked with the RECF to bring computer science and STEM Education through Robotics Competitions to underserved Indigenous tribes across the United States.

Since 2014, Chevron has partnered with the REC Foundation through providing support to the California State Championships allowing these events to be more affordable, closer, and impact more students.

Beginning in 2023, Eaton has invested in the Factory Automation Competition, Event Partner and Team Grants both Domestic and Internationally.

General Dynamics IT supports the REC Foundation by providing returning team grants focused in Kentucky, Louisiana, New York, Texas, Missouri, Colorado, Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

Beginning in 2016, Google has become an essential partner through supporting robotics growth, drone team growth, and partnering with the RECF to create the Girl Powered Initiative and the Google Mentorship program.

Kettering University began their partnership with the RECF in 2021, hosting competitions, Event Partner Summits, and becoming a World Championship Sponsor

For over a decade, NASA and the RECF have worked together promoting STEM interest and workforce connections by growing robotics competitions at the high school level while supporting professional development for coaches.

In 2022, Robolink began a joint effort with the RECF to support and sustain the Aerial Drone Competition through designing drones and educator resources.

In 2018, Tesla partnered with the RECF to provide team support, Coach training, teacher stipends, and mentorship funding in Nevada, as well as continuing education credits through a one-of-a-kind externship program.

Beginning in 2013, TI has partnered with the RECF in sponsoring the World Championship, provided funding for Girl Powered Workshops at their Headquarters and funded team equipment grants for TX.