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Free Student Activism Kits to Help End Cronyism
Free Student Activism Kits to Help End Cronyism
Mar 13, 2026 2:31 AM

Crony Chronicles, an online resource about crony capitalism, wants to help college students and/or campus groups interested in exposing and eradicating corporate welfare. They are offering free kits for anyone interested.

These kits will contain:

100 informational flyers on corporate welfare to give to students after they sign a postcard100 post cards addressed to a senator telling them you want to end corporate welfare, and so should theyStamps100 hilarious bumper stickers100 candy coins to give out

And great resources to help you make the most out of your event!

The event must be held between March 5-7, to ensure that the postcards from all the campus groups participating will be delivered to the senator around the same time to have the most impact.

So, what are you waiting for? Just fill out this short form to request a FREE kit today. The deadline to apply for a kit is February 20th!

For more information about these kits, check out their page here.

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