Your debt doesn’t define your future
Student Debt Rebellion fights for your freedom. We pay off student loans through sweepstakes and donations, one person at a time.
February Sweepstakes
• Entries close: February 28th, 2026 at 12:00 PM
• Recipient selected and notified: February 28th, 2026
• No purchase or donation required
Debt erased. Lives Changed. Movement Growing.
$500
Current Prize Target
*Multiple $500 winners may be selected depending on available funding*
$500
Total Donations
1
February Participants
10
Total People Donated
1/10
Current Odds of Winning
*Updates Daily Until Prize is anounced.*
$0.00
Total Debt Paid off
First Payout coming soon!!
Fully funded prizes, always.
Each award includes the full prize amount plus estimated taxes.
Unused funds roll forward to the next drawing.
Questions
How does the sweepstakes work?
You enter once, and your name is added to our pool. Each month, we randomly select winner(s) to receive a one-time prize payment applied toward their student loan balance.
No purchase necessary. No hidden fees. Just a fair shot at relief.
Is this actually legal?
Absolutely. We operate under all applicable federal and state regulations. Our sweepstakes is registered and transparent. You can verify everything on our About Us page.
What happens if I win?
We contact you directly and begin the process of paying off your loans. You'll work with our team to verify your debt, and we pay the service provider for you. It's that simple.
Can I donate to help?
Yes. Every donation goes directly toward paying off student loans. We keep our overhead minimal so your contribution has maximum impact. Donations are tax-deductible.
How are winners selected?
Winners are chosen randomly through a certified drawing process. Each entry has an equal chance. We announce winners monthly and share their stories with permission.
How are prizes funded?
Student Debt Rebellion uses a fully funded prize model.
Each advertised prize amount is applied directly to the winner’s student loan. We also set aside estimated taxes and required reporting costs so winners are not surprised later.
Prizes are awarded only when the full funding threshold is met. If a drawing does not reach that threshold, contributions roll forward to the next drawing.
What counts as Financial Hardship?
Student Debt Rebellion relies on self-attestation. Financial hardship may include difficulty making student loan payments, balancing loan obligations with living expenses, or experiencing stress or limitation due to student loan debt. Documentation is not required.
Need more help?
Reach out to our team for anything we didn’t cover.