2 hours left for TCU Gives Day!!! Please donate any amount.

[Ryann Zeller]

1,250 donors and counting! We're halfway to our goal to secure $100,000 for TCU! #LeadOnTCU

Give here:
https://tcugivesday.tcu.edu/?ref=152109


If you've already made a gift, THANK YOU! If you haven't yet, head over to tcugivesday.tcu.edu to help us reach our goal. #LeadOnTCU

 

[Flip Frog]

So does this mean I can stop screening calls in 2 hours?

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

So does this mean I can stop screening calls in 2 hours?

That depends. How are you fixed for an extended warranty on your car?

 

[audiofrog]

Just my .02. No way the Chancellor should announce another tuition hike right before giving day. Seems very disingenuous. "We are upping tuition again but please donate money to us"

 

[Big Frog II]

Just my .02. No way the Chancellor should announce another tuition hike right before giving day. Seems very disingenuous. "We are upping tuition again but please donate money to us"

Bad timing

 

[East Coast]

Bad timing

It’s called arrogance. I’m still contemplating how much TCU gets this year.

 

[Peacefrog]

It’s called arrogance. I’m still contemplating how much TCU gets this year.

$2,764,143

 

[froginmn]

I gotta say that this was handled in a very classy way. Less than 24 hours after I gave a very modest amount, I received an email with a link to a video from a current student thanking me for that gift.

While it could have been a "form letter" type video, it mentioned me by name, mentioned TCU gives day, and the gift by the area to which it was directed, so it seemed personalized.

I feel as though TCU handles things better than other orgs do, and appreciate the work they put in to fundraising.

Go Frogs!

 

[froglash88]

Just my .02. No way the Chancellor should announce another tuition hike right before giving day. Seems very disingenuous. "We are upping tuition again but please donate money to us"

If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone, somewhere is making a penny.

 

[HFrog1999]

IMO, if a University provides a education which is a good value, then alumni should have careers which would allow them to afford to send their children there.

Since I and most of the fellow graduates I know can’t come close to affording TCU, I think it’s incredibly over priced. I don’t see myself ever donating more than I need to for my tickets.

 

[Peacefrog]

IMO, if a University provides a education which is a good value, then alumni should have careers which would allow them to afford to send their children there.

Since I and most of the fellow graduates I know can’t come close to affording TCU, I think it’s incredibly over priced. I don’t see myself ever donating more than I need to for my tickets.

But if enough other people donate and the endowment starts ensuring students can afford to attend (like Stanford) I assume you then would be willing to take advantage of the new system?

 

[HFrog1999]

But if enough other people donate and the endowment starts ensuring students can afford to attend (like Stanford) I assume you then would be willing to take advantage of the new system?

Yeah right, fat chance of that. TCU prefers to spend money on luxury dorms and football suites.

 

[Peacefrog]

Yeah right, fat chance of that. TCU prefers to spend money on luxury dorms and football suites.

TCU doesn’t spend money on football suites.

 

[HFrog1999]

TCU doesn’t spend money on football suites.

Lol, okay Deep

 

[Peacefrog]

Lol, okay Deep

You can believe what you want. And be wrong. It’s ok to be wrong.

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Coaching staff doesn't give a [ Finebaum ] and neither do I.

 

[HFrog1999]

You can believe what you want. And be wrong. It’s ok to be wrong.

Get back to me when TCU uses donations to reduce tuition instead of building luxury dorms and football suites

 

[flyfishingfrog]

IMO, if a University provides a education which is a good value, then alumni should have careers which would allow them to afford to send their children there.

Since I and most of the fellow graduates I know can’t come close to affording TCU, I think it’s incredibly over priced. I don’t see myself ever donating more than I need to for my tickets.

Unless you are younger than early 30’s - you should probably get a better job then

 

[flyfishingfrog]

Get back to me when TCU uses donations to reduce tuition instead of building luxury dorms and football suites

It’s callled endowment - since you obviously have no idea what that is or how it operates, research it and get back to me on how any of that money goes to capital projects

 

[HFrog1999]

Unless you are younger than early 30’s - you should probably get a better job then

Unfortunately, I have a degree from TCU