Keiser University Fundraising
Join us in raising funds for our new aquatic center! For nearly 50 years, service to our students, our communities, and Florida has been at the heart of our mission at Keiser University. We are proud to continue our commitment to Florida through the development of this aquatic center. This new facility will become the home for our NAIA Championship swim teams and further enhance Florida’s sports tourism industry through the hosting of regional, national, and international swimming events. The aquatic center will also provide a venue for Olympians to gather, train, and mentor Olympic hopefuls from across Florida, and of course, become a place to offer life-saving swim lessons to children and families in our community.
Your tax-deductible donation will support the development of the Keiser University Aquatic Center. We value your generous support and are thankful for your commitment to our university, students, and community! Go Seahawks!
Bricks are a great way to celebrate your time in college, to commemorate friendships and memories made, to honor your favorite faculty or staff member, or to memorialize a loved one. But more than that, by making a donation to the brick campaign you are contributing to the success of your alma mater and ensuring the Keiser difference for generations to come.
You can personalize a brick with your name, message and Seahawk logo and it will be placed on our Flagship Campus in West Palm Beach outside of the Student Life Center or the Aquatic Center.
Created to foster chiropractic research, Dr. Cox announced a $100,000 matching funds campaign in which he will match dollar-for-dollar any donation to the Cox® Fund up to $100,000. The proceeds will provide the KUCCM’s Research Department the opportunity to complete both current and new clinical and experimental research studies for conditions, such as spinal stenosis, for which chiropractic care shows promise in non-surgical management.
Keiser University’s College of Chiropractic Medicine (KUCCM) thanks Dr. James M. Cox for his $100,000 matching funds campaign challenge.