Million Frog March
Email Templates
Ready to spread the word about the Million Frog March? Email is a simple way to help promote the event to relevant organizations.
Use these email templates to reach environmental groups, democracy advocates, and community organizations. Each template is ready to customize and send. Just personalize it, add your details, and hit send!
If your prefer social media, check out our Million Frog March social media templates.

Art from the 2015 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest by Cheung Wing Sum of the Hong Kong School Of Creativity.
Email Templates
Template 1: Short & Direct
Use this for quick outreach when you want to keep things simple and straightforward.
Template 2: Detailed with Context
Use this when you want to explain why this matters and make a compelling case for sharing.
Template 3: Partnership/Co-Promotion
Use this when approaching organizations you’d like as partners or co-sponsors.
Template 4: For Regional/Local Organizations
Use this to encourage local groups to organize their own Million Frog March events in their communities.
Template 5: For Universities
Use this to encourage university professors and staff to inform their students of the Million Frog March.
Subject Line Options
Pick the subject line that best matches your email and audience. A good subject line increases the chance your email will be read.
- Million Frog March – November 15th in Washington DC
- Defend Democracy & Environment on Nov 15: Million Frog March
- Partnership Opportunity: Million Frog March
- Invite Your Community to the Million Frog March
- November 15: A Historic Gathering for Environment & Democracy
- Organize a Million Frog March Event in Your City
- Frogs, Freedom & Democracy: Join Us on November 15
Tips for Sending
- Personalize each email – Use the actual organization name and research their mission so you can reference it in your outreach.
- Always include the event URL https://savethefrogs.com/million so recipients have easy access to full details and can register.
- Send to the right contact – Find the director, communications person, or appropriate contact. Generic emails are less likely to be acted on.
- Follow up after one week – If you don’t get a response, send a friendly follow-up. Many emails get missed or buried.
- Keep first emails concise – You can provide more details if they ask.
- Provide your contact info – Include your phone number and email so they can easily reach you with questions, or ask them to contact: march@savethefrogs.com
- Be genuine and enthusiastic – Your passion for the cause matters and comes through in your writing.
- Offer to provide additional materials – Let them know you’re happy to send graphics, social media templates, or other resources.
- Thank them if they reply – Whether they say yes or no, thank them for considering.
Follow-Up Email (If No Response in 1 Week)
Key Points to Remember
- Always include https://savethefrogs.com/million in your emails
- Personalize – research the organization before sending
- Keep it short on first contact – they can ask for more details
- Be authentic – let your passion shine through
- Follow up if you don’t hear back – one friendly follow-up is appropriate
- Thank them – acknowledge their time and consideration
- Offer to help – let them know you’re available for questions
- This is grassroots – we’re building a movement together
Questions? Email march@savethefrogs.org
More Ways To Help With The Million Frog March
Thank you for your dedication to the frogs and to protecting democracy!
Please also check out our Million Frog March social media templates; the Million Frog March Volunteer Action Plan; and our list of Million Frog March Volunteer Roles.

Art from the 2015 SAVE THE FROGS! Art Contest by Anastasiya Shalolashvili, Ukraine, Age 15.







