> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/students/verticals/clubs.md).

# Clubs & Campus Events

The Clubs & Campus Events vertical helps student organisations, Greek life, sports teams, and small campus groups fill events, recruit members, thank donors, and celebrate wins - with copy that stays inclusive and campus-appropriate. Pick it when you sign in and choose your workspace focus, then generate straight from the modes below.

### Who it's for

You run or help run a student club, chapter, society, team, or campus event. You need social posts, story copy, flyer headlines, tabling pitches, recruitment DMs, fundraiser asks, and recap content - fast, on-brand, and safe to put an advisor's or sponsor's name near. Every draft is written to sound natural for a college audience while still being credible enough to show a club advisor, campus partner, or sponsor.

### Modes

Each mode produces ready-to-post copy across the platforms your club actually uses. Costs are in credits - see [Plans & Credits](/thecontentforge-docs/students/plans-and-credits.md) for how your monthly allowance works.

| Mode                   | Credits | What you get                                                                                                                                                                              |
| ---------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Event Promo Pack**   | 2       | An Instagram post, an X post, a story copy line, and a flyer headline for one event. Your date, time, and venue stay exact - if any are missing, they're flagged so you can fill them in. |
| **Recruitment Pack**   | 2       | A read-aloud tabling pitch, three social posts (Instagram, X, LinkedIn), and two DM templates (a cold and a warm variant). Written without pressure tactics or exclusionary language.     |
| **Member Spotlight**   | 1       | A spotlight on one member across Instagram, LinkedIn, and X - who they are, what they contribute, and what makes them stand out.                                                          |
| **Fundraiser Post**    | 2       | Three posts covering the launch ask, donor recognition, and a mid-campaign progress update. Specific to your cause, with no invented dollar amounts or donor names.                       |
| **Event Recap**        | 3       | A thank-you post, a 30-second highlight-reel script (shot list plus voiceover), and five carousel slide captions to close out an event.                                                   |
| **Event Campaign Kit** | 10      | A full campaign for one event: tease, official announcement, day-of, and recap posts, plus invite, reminder, and follow-up DM/email templates.                                            |

Need short-form video for your event? Clubs also get an **Event recap pack** and a **Recruitment pack** inside Video Forge, filtered to your clip length. See [Verticals & Generation Types](/thecontentforge-docs/students/verticals.md) for how the video packs fit alongside these modes.

### A note on voice

Clubs content is written to campus norms by default. Drafts stay inclusive and welcoming, avoid hazing language, keep promotion away from alcohol as the main draw, and never lean on pressure-based or exclusionary recruitment. Calls to action are clear and concrete, and the names of your club, events, dates, and venues are kept exactly as you enter them - nothing is invented.

Sponsor and partner content is written to be sponsor-safe, and any paid or sponsored post carries a clear disclosure. You remain responsible for your school's and campus's own event, conduct, and partnership policies, and for reviewing every draft before it goes live. See [Verticals & Generation Types](/thecontentforge-docs/students/verticals.md) for the wider safety approach across all student modes.


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