Quinnipiac University’s annual Bobcat Challenge raised more than $1.5 million for its athletic programs, surpassing its $1.25 million fundraising goal and bringing in contributions for more than 2,500 alumni, parents and friends.
The challenge, which took place Oct. 21 through Oct. 22, encourages members of the Quinnipiac community to donate to the Division I athletic programs.This year’s campaign attracted 2,567 donors, which exceeded its goal of 2,500 supporters.
Director of Athletics Development Kelli McCombs helps support the athletic teams year round, ensuring that all students receive support through funded and non funded events.
“This year’s Bobcat Challenge was our most ambitious yet, and the Quinnipiac community responded in a remarkable way,” McCombs wrote to The Chronicle. “The incredible generosity of our Bobcat family continues to demonstrate the passion and commitment our supporters have for providing an exceptional student-athlete experience.”
The fundraising campaign supports Quinnipiac Division I athletic programs by providing resources for training, travel, equipment and technology. The additional funding can help teams improve athletic and personal development op...