The SkyHub has no financial incentive and is supported completely by volunteers. There are a few ways you can help out.
New Donation Platform
We have moved our online donations to Zeffy. Unlike many fundraising platforms, Zeffy does not charge transaction or platform fees to nonprofit organizations, allowing 100% of your donation to support our projects. During checkout, Zeffy may ask if you would like to leave them a tip. This tip is optional and can be reduced to $0 if you choose.
2026 Infrastructure Fundraiser
We are raising funds to complete two major SkyHub infrastructure projects: a new repeater installation on Colorado’s 2,000-foot Hoyt Tower and the restoration of our Sandia Crest repeater in New Mexico with upgraded RF filtering. The repeater equipment has already been acquired; remaining funds will cover hardline, installation hardware, and a high-isolation duplexer. Our goal is $1,873, with $300 already donated, leaving $1,573 to complete the projects. Every contribution helps expand and improve reliable wide-area communications.
For checks, please contact w0sky@skyhublink.com for the proper address
SkyHub is federally recognized as a 501(c)3 charitable organization. All donations may be tax deductible.
Equipment Donation
- We can always use more gear to expand the system. Any amateur radio related equipment including radios, cabling, antennas or tools is highly appreciated.
Time
- Building repeaters, maintenance, and other projects all take time. If you want to gain some experience and help out with the expansion of the SkyHub, please follow the link under contact information.
Monetary Donation
- To purchase new equipment, keep things maintained, and deal with operating costs, anything is appreciated. Please see above for the new platform, Zeffy
Repeater Sites
- If you have access to some space on a communications site, we are always looking at expanding, and would greatly appreciate anything. We are willing to trade RF engineering expertise, maintenance, and will keep any site in a very cleanly order for a very small rack and antenna space at a new site.