18 members of the “Kelser Krew” team participated in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Bushnell Park in Hartford. Over 1,300 walkers participated in the event, raising over $180,000 for the cause. The walk supports the Alzheimer’s association, who is committed to eliminating Alzheimer’s disease through research, care, support and awareness.

The Kelser Foundation set a new record for funds raised and total golfers in attendance at their annual golf Charity Challenge held in September at the Indian Hill Country Club.

Hartford, CT - On September 10, 2014 Cisco Cloud Specialist Ed McGetrick and Kelser's Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Stone presented a summary of Cisco’s UCS Director. IT professionals gathered for lunch at Kelser’s East Hartford Demo Center to learn how the software unifies and automates end-to-end IT converged infrastructure management processes.

Hartford, CT: The current phenomenon sweeping the country is the Ice Bucket Challenge, a social-media driven grassroots charity campaign with tremendous results and effect. The campaign has raised over $40 million dollars for the ALS Association and heightened awareness on a grand scale for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), often referred to as "Lou Gehrig's Disease".

The Kelser culture abides by six core values: Innovation, Teamwork, Excellence, Integrity, Agility and last but certainly not least, Community. At Kelser, we believe in giving back and paying forward. We could not find a more fitting way to live out this principle than by participating in the everyday fight against cancer.

East Hartford, CT - Kelser’s customers demand knowledge and understanding of today’s best technology solutions. To share this knowledge, Kelser hosts a continuing series of educational seminars, two of which happened just recently, coinciding with the Travelers Championship. Attendees were rewarded with tickets to Kelser’s hospitality skybox at the tournament.

Not so common are those willing to swim through icy water, scale 12 foot high walls, plow through a field full of live electrical wires and belly-crawl through the mud under barbed wire, all for an organization that supports wounded warriors. 13 members of the”Kelser Krew” completed the physical challenge of a lifetime together on May 31st, in the New England Tough Mudder.

Employees and family members of Kelser Corporation climbed 731 stairs to the top of Cityplace I, Connecticut’s tallest building, to raise funds and spread awareness for the American Lung Association in their annual Fight for Air Climb. The information technology solutions provider, through their philanthropic Foundation, is an annual participant in the climb and a longtime supporter of the ALA. 15 members of the “Kelser Krew” made the climb, raising over $3,600 for the cause.