The Chainlink Community Grant Program aims to facilitate the development of a more functional Chainlink Network by providing financial resources to development teams and researchers. Protofire, a recognized development workshop for decentralized protocols, received a grant to create a new testnet token faucet, now operational on several blockchains such as Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, and xDai. This initiative enhances the infrastructure available to developers participating in the Chainlink Virtual Hackathon, enabling them to test smart contracts on multiple blockchain testnets before mainnet deployment. Protofire developed key components for the faucet, including an EVM-compatible testnet token faucet with a Solidity smart contract and a user-friendly interface for acquiring mock Chainlink tokens. Known for their expertise in blockchain technology, Protofire has previously contributed to numerous blockchain projects and integrated Chainlink oracles into various networks. The grant program continues to support the Chainlink ecosystem's growth by empowering teams to develop tools that advance the deployment of smart contracts and secure oracle networks.