Event Framework

TPUSA RISE City Chapters host events that strengthen families, reclaim culture, and empower communities to live out moral courage and unapologetic truth.

Approved Event Types (2026)

For event details Click HERE or view below in the pdf viewer for detailed outlines for every event listed below.

1. RISE Community Social – Bring the neighborhood together with food, music, and family activities that build relationships and introduce RISE to the community.  

2. RISE Cleanup or Beautification Project – Lead volunteers in restoring pride in local spaces through litter removal, landscaping, or park improvements.

3. RISE Educational Training – Host a course or workshop on topics like financial literacy, entrepreneurship, or civic education that empower local residents.

4. RISE School Board or Local Government Meetup – Organize or attend gatherings where parents and citizens learn how to engage in local decision-making.

5. RISE Bible Study or Faith Study Group – Hold a small-group Bible study or discussion centered on faith, family, and moral courage.  

6. RISE Monthly Meeting w/ Guest Speaker – Gather members for updates, recognition, and an inspiring local speaker or panel on topics that shape culture, family, or faith.

7. RISE Hand-Up Holiday Drive – Organize seasonal events that teach responsibility and empowerment (e.g., resume help with toy drives, budgeting tips with food baskets).  

8. RISE for Youth Day – Partner with schools, youth groups, or sports leagues to host mentorship activities focused on leadership and purpose.

9. RISE Arts & Culture Showcase – Highlight local talent through art, music, poetry, or film that uplifts faith, family, and freedom while redefining cultural expression within minority America.

10. RISE Entrepreneurship & Career Expo – Feature local business owners, job opportunities, and workshops that inspire economic independence.
    

Event Planning Process

1. Submit Grant Request Form (GRF) for event approval and funding.

2. Wait for GRF approval.

3. Submit Payment Request Form (PRF) after GRF approval.

4. Receive funds within 4–6 weeks of PRF submission.

5. Execute the event and collect photos and videos.

6. Submit event recap, receipts, and metrics within one week.

Grant Process & Funding

Only City Chairs and Events Coordinators may submit grant requests. All expenses — including food, supplies, and travel — should be included upfront. Travel should be listed as “Travel Expenses” (not broken down by hotel or flight).

Grant Request Example

“TPUSA RISE FL is hosting a RISE Cleanup or Beautification Project in an effort to connect with the local community and share RISE resources. We are requesting funds for cleanup materials (rakes, gloves, trash bags, etc.), food for volunteers, and travel-related expenses. We also need funds to purchase a fold-up table to use for community tabling during the event and to serve food afterward.”

After the event, chapters must submit a recap form that includes:

• 10 photos (including 1 group shot)

• 1 short video of event activity or participants

• Receipts and Event Metrics

Failure to submit documentation can result in chapter probation.