SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussions 2023
Thanks to all who attended! The recordings are below.
You Are Invited…
SAVE THE FROGS! Grants are awarded to dedicated amphibian conservationists each year to assist in their environmental protection efforts.
You are invited to our SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussions, online event during which SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger and team provide you and other amphibian enthusiasts with answers and advice on any topic related to
– SAVE THE FROGS! Grants;
– Fundraising for environmental causes; and
– Developing and implementing your environmental conservation projects
To assist you with the application process, we will be holding SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussions on January 30th and February 13th, 2023. On April 3rd we will hold a final meeting, during which we will announce the winners and provide our thoughts on the applications we received. All events take place at 8:30am Los Angeles time.
SAVE THE FROGS! awarded over $120,000 in grants between 2009 and 2022.
Register For The Event!
These events are free to attend. We will email you the login details once you register.
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About The Event
The best way to increase your chance of success with your grant application is to thoroughly review the grant instructions and to ask us any questions you may have before you prepare your application. These events are your best chance to get your questions answered! Dr. Kriger will be available to answer your questions and provide you with advice based on his 17 years of real world amphibian conservation experience.
The discussions are led by SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger, with input from SAVE THE FROGS! Board Members Mike Horton and John Bohrman.
If you seek grant writing knowledge and frog saving inspiration, SAVE THE FROGS! Grants Discussions are for you! Please take advantage of the offerings and share this page with your friends who love frogs.
The SAVE THE FROGS! Grant Application period runs from February 1st to March 1st annually.
Q: Would my proposed project be too small?
A: We don’t judge grant applications on whether the project is large or small. We look at the benefits, relevance, usage of requested funds, and ability of the applicant to complete the project and deliver a well-written final report.
SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger
SAVE THE FROGS! Board Member Mike Horton
SAVE THE FROGS! Board Member John Bohrman
Watch The Event Recordings
Here is the February 13th, 2023 Grants Discussion…
