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FrogFunding Campaign Submission Form

FrogFunding applications are reviewed by a committee of TCU University Advancement staff members. We welcome any unit or organization associated with TCU to apply for a crowdfunding project. To launch your campaign, it must align with our fundraising priorities and meet some basic criteria. For more information on how to launch a project, please reach out to Chuck Harris, assistant director digital philanthropy, at c.w.harris@tcu.edu.

* First Name

* Last Name

* Email

* Campaign or Project NameName of your campaign or project. This is what donors will see on top of the page.

Phone Number

* What is your TCU Affiliation?

* What TCU unit does this project benefit?

If you are a student, what is the name of the faculty or staff member sponsoring your project?

Contact Information for Sponsoring TCU Staff/FacultyList phone and email

* Which TCU department, unit or program do you represent?

* Have you discussed your desire to crowdfund for this project with your Dean's Office (academic unit) or the head of your division (administrative unit)? If so, who?First and Last Name

* Department Head Email

* Have you spoken with a TCU University Advancement employee about FrogFunding?

* Tell us about your project.Include information on the goal of the project, how you plan to use the funds raised, who you plan to solicit to support your project, etc.

* Please provide a timeline for your project. When are you fundraising? When will you be spending the funds? What other important milestones are along the way?

* Fundraising GoalMost Frogfunding campaigns target around $5,000. While goals up to $10,000 are allowed, we may recommend a lower goal to help set you up for success.

Please provide a breakdown of your budget. How will you be using the funds donated?

What TCU gift fund will be accepting the gifts?

You will need to spend about three hours each week for eight weeks (four weeks prior to the campaign and four weeks during the campaign) working on fundraising. Can you commit this amount of time to the project?

How many volunteers will you have working on your project?

The Office of Loyalty Giving WILL NOT promote your individual project or do your fundraising for you. Are you willing to ask your network of friends, family and others for gifts?

Who do you plan to ask to support your project?

Are you and your volunteers willing to send emails to personally thank your donors?