2010-11 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The momentum around TCU athletics is defined in the TCU Frog Club and its incredible network of volunteers. The 2010-11 fiscal year saw the Frog Club top $5 million in donations and 5,000 members for the first time, just two of many records set. The Frog Club’s emphasis is on the student-athlete and raising Scholarships for Champions. The growth of the Frog Club has mirrored that of TCU’s athletics programs. Now in its 71st year, the Frog Club is positioned to help take TCU to the next level. •
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In 2010-11, the TCU Frog Club reached an all-time high in revenue with $5,077,542 in support of Scholarships for Champions. With 1,480 new members this year, the Frog Club saw a 21 percent increase in membership with an all-time high 5,272 donors. Gifts to endowed athletics scholarship funds totaled $1,368,725. The Frog Club’s 80-member, allvolunteer membership sales team raised a record $1,646,509, marking its fifth consecutive year of topping $1 million. The Frog Club staff secured 3,300 down payments for the 2,500 available club seats in the renovated Amon G. Carter Stadium. The 2010 Horned Frog Classic at Colonial Country Club generated a record $250,000 in scholarship support for the TCU men’s and women’s golf programs, representing a 22 percent increase from the previous year. The Coody Classic, named in honor of former TCU standout and 1971 Masters Champion Charles Coody, had a record 200 players participate. The Frog Club moved into new offices inside Daniel-Meyer Coliseum, adjacent to the ticket office, to better serve its constituents. The official Frog Club website, www. tcufrogclub.com, was upgraded to enable more than $1.7 million in gifts to be made online.
2010-11 TCU ATHLETICS ANNUAL REPORT
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