Impact
A portion of profits. Tied to the campus.
We don’t invent a percentage to look finished. The model is real. The published share is still X% of profits until we lock the number.
The line we’ll print
X% of profits from every bag goes to that school’s local collective.
How a bag becomes a gift
01
We stock the campus aisle
Potato chips in gas stations and grocery stores around Power 4 universities. First: BYU and the University of Utah.
02
You grab the bag you were already buying
Same ritual. Better reason. The sale is tied to the school nearest that store — not a distant national pot.
03
X% of profits goes local
A portion of profits from that bag goes to that school’s local collective. When X is final, we’ll put it on the site and the bag.
What we mean by “collective”
A local collective is the campus-community group already doing the work around that school — students, neighbors, organizers. We’ll name partners as they’re confirmed. We will not invent them.
SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC: same rule everywhere. The bag sold near your campus funds your campus collective.