An NC State student-run organization, The Helping Hand Project, started a GoFundMe with a goal of $2,000. The funds would help them continue their mission of using 3-D printing to provide recreational prosthetic devices to those in need. “
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A general prosthetic might cost between $10,000-20,000, and a kid grows out of that in six months,” Helping Hand Project President Griffin Drye said. “Each device we print costs between $50-100 to actually produce,” Drye said.
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Helping Hand Project NCSU chapter started in 2015 with about 15 people. The original organization was launched in 2014 at UNC Chapel Hill. To read more, click here .
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