Campaign Ideas

Raise money in your neighborhood to restore a local park.
Organize a boycott against a company that only begins once enough people join to cost that company more in lost sales than what it would cost to change policy.
Raise the funds to get something big that everyone wants but no one thinks will happen, like a public transit expansion in your city
Form a collective with 10 people in your neighborhood and negotiate a group rate for lawn mowing.
If you’re mad at a company, coordinate a group of people to do something obnoxious and inconveniencing (but legal!), like taking a month’s supply of napkins from the coffee shop until they do what you want.
Reward the first company to make a pro-consumer policy shift (like getting rid of termination fees for cellphone contracts!) by getting people to promise to give them business.
Bribe a friend by raising a pot of money that they can only collect if they do something outrageous or eat something disgusting.
Organize a flash mob to do some fun public stunt (ex: 100 person pillow fight, 300 people freeze in place, etc.
Offer to give a workshop, class or service but only if enough people sign up in advance.
Throw a party or concert but only if enough people say they’ll come.
Coordinate 50 letters to the editor at the same time to make it likely a paper will print something that raises awareness about your cause.
Raise funds to pay for a billboard or a radio advertisement that raises awareness about your cause.

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