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Building a legacy of excellence.
Giving, in all forms, makes a powerful impact at Northeast College of Health Sciences. All gifts support our dedication to academic excellence, leadership and professional best practices.
We are forever grateful to each of YOU – our generous alumni and friends – who allow us to succeed in our mission as an academic leader in the education of integrated healthcare professionals. Our expert faculty empower motivated students who consistently excel on national board exams and successfully become healthcare leaders. Thank you so much for helping us support the future of health and transform lives.

Annual Giving
No gift will make a more immediate impact on our students than a gift to the Annual Fund.

Tributes
Northeast College of Health Sciences is privileged to accept gifts in honor or in memory of alumni, friends and loved ones.

President's Council
Northeast College of Health Sciences is privileged to accept gifts in honor or in memory of alumni, friends and loved ones.

Refer a Student
The referral of a student to Northeast College of Health Sciences is perhaps the richest gift a supporter of the College can provide.

Heritage Society
An opportunity to shape the history - and create the future - of Northeast College.

Corporate Sponsorship
A unique opportunity for the business sector to support and promote Northeast College.

Anatomical Gift Program
The donation of one's body after death is a unique and priceless gift that provides the source of knowledge that is the foundation of natural healthcare education and research.

True Blue Club
Members of the True Blue Club play a vital role in the life and well-being of Northeast College of Health Sciences.
Support Our Students
In January of 2023, our students will lobby national legislators at this event, encouraging them to support and vote for legislation that will strengthen the chiropractic profession. Financial support is needed to make this trip possible.
We Are Grateful For Your Support.


We Are Grateful For Your Support.
