Definition: Fundraising is the solicitation of money or other items of value by an officially recognized club or organization of the University. Funds raised must be collected for a specific project, which has been clearly articulated and approved before the initiation of the fundraising activity.
Participation: Only officially recognized clubs, organizations, teams and departments of the University may participate in fundraising.
Procedures: A written application must be routed through the office of the Dean of Students in the Student Success office. Action on the application (approval/denial) will be made by the Dean of Students.
Facilities Use: If you are using University facilities (i.e. the Field House) for an event, your Advisor/Coach should reserve the space through the EMS system.
Publicity: Follow University guidelines for posting and advertising. Any external communication must be co-signed by your Advisor/Coach.
Criteria: Activities will be limited to a maximum of three weeks duration for on-campus events. Applications must be received not less than 7 working days before the activity is to begin. If a date conflict exists between competing projects and if two or more groups submit the same/identical project, preference will be given to the group with the earliest application date.
Applications will be approved using the following criteria:
- Project will benefit the club, organization, or department – not individuals within the unit
- Project fits within the mission of the University.
Funding: If the organization requests a W9, please contact the Office of Advancement. Funding could be processed in two different ways:
- 1) Project’s income supports the club, organization, or department at the University. The check should be made payable to CUW Foundation and either mailed or brought to the Office of Advancement for processing. The account to receive the funds should be indicated in an email or included with the check paperwork.
- 2) Project’s income supports organization outside of the University. The check should be made payable to Concordia University, Inc. and either mailed or brought to the Office of Student Success for processing. Funds to be sent to the outside organization can be requested using the Accounts Payable processes.
Office of Advancement / Student Success
Concordia University Wisconsin
12800 North Lake Shore Drive
Mequon, WI 53097
Failure to Comply: Clubs, organizations, or departments which fail to comply with the above will have their application denied or revoked. Also, they must return all collected money or items to the donating individuals (where this is impossible the money will become the property of the Student Government Association or the Division of Student Success), and the group/team will be placed on probationary status.