Aadi is five. He builds rockets, explains the solar system at breakfast, and once designed
a machine out of Lego to clear broken satellites out of orbit. The Rocket Fund keeps that
going.
What the fund pays for
- 🚀 Rocket kits, launch-day trips, and the parts to build again after one does not work.
- 🏗️ Engineering and construction sets, from simple gear trains to the fiddly 150 piece ones.
- 🔬 Science experiments and the materials they quietly consume.
- 📚 Books about space, planets, machines, and how things actually work.
- 🔭 Museums, planetariums and science centres.
Pick an amount
Every contribution goes to the same place. Payments are handled by
Stripe, and Aadi Brand
never sees or stores your card details.
Who runs it. Aadi's Rocket Fund is run by Aadi's parents, who decide what
it is spent on and keep the receipts.
Tax. The fund is not a registered charity, and contributions are
not tax deductible. Please treat a contribution as a gift toward a
child's projects rather than a charitable donation.
Questions. If you would like to know what the fund has paid for lately,
or you are organising an event, email
hello@aadibrand.com and a person will answer.
Why it exists
Every child is born curious. Keeping that alive turns out to be a practical problem as
much as a philosophical one: it needs kits, batteries, glue, tickets and replacement parts.
The fund exists so that "let's find out" is never answered with "not this month". If you
have ever watched a five year old rebuild a tower for the fourth time, you already
understand the business case.
You can follow what he is building on the blog, or read the
letters his dad writes him in Messages from Dad.