FLORIDA SWIMS FUNDRAISER WITH EVERY CHILD A SWIMMER
The Florida Swims Foundation, in partnership with Every Child A Swimmer and the International Swimming Hall of Fame, is hosting a special fundraising event to support life‑saving swim education for children across Florida. This evening of community, connection, and charitable impact will take place at TopGolf Tampa on June 19, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
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EVENT DETAILS
- Florida Swims Fundraiser
- Date: June 19, 2026
- Time: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
- Location: TopGolf – Tampa
- Tickets: $99 individual • $375 foursome
- Includes: Food, open bar, golf play, and fundraising activities
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Supporters can amplify their impact through four sponsorship tiers, each offering recognition and visibility across event promotions, onsite signage, and Florida Pool Pro℠.
- Eagle Donor – $10,000 — 8 tickets, 1/4‑page ad, premium logo placement, social recognition, swag opportunity
- Birdie Donor – $5,000 — 4 tickets, logo placement, social recognition, swag opportunity
- Par Donor – $3,000 — 2 tickets, logo placement, social recognition, swag opportunity
- Bogey Donor – $1,500 — 1 ticket, logo placement, social recognition, swag opportunity
WHY IT MATTERS
The Florida Swims Foundation’s mission is simple and urgent: “We can’t teach kids to Swim for Life without you.”
Every ticket and sponsorship directly supports swim‑safety initiatives that help protect children from preventable drowning incidents.
Join industry leaders, community partners, and supporters for an unforgettable night of fun and philanthropy.
WHAT IS EVERY CHILD A SWIMMER (ECAS)?
Every Child A Swimmer is a national nonprofit program under the International Swimming Hall of Fame that funds swim lessons for children from underserved communities. The goal is to eliminate financial barriers and save lives through water safety education and swimming instruction.
WHAT ECAS SCHOLARSHIPS ACCOMPLISH
Prevents Drownings
Reduces the #1 cause of preventable death in toddlers
Access Inequality
Gives kids from low-income families access to professional swim instruction
Water Safety
Teaches kids to swim and exit the water unassisted