How It Works, Official Rules & Transparency Policy

This page explains how Student Debt Rebellion works, including our eligibility rules, donation policies, and prize-based financial assistance programs. We believe transparency builds trust, and we’re committed to being clear and accountable at every step.

Last Updated: 12/19/2025

1. About Student Debt Rebellion

Student Debt Rebellion (“Student Debt Rebellion,” “SDR,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is a United States–based nonprofit organization recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Student Debt Rebellion exists to help reduce the burden of student loan debt through transparent, community-powered financial assistance programs, public accountability, and education.

SDR is mission-driven and operated in accordance with applicable federal and state laws.

2. What Student Debt Rebellion Is — and Is Not

Student Debt Rebellion is:

·       A nonprofit organization focused on student loan debt relief

·       Committed to transparency, accountability, and ethical fundraising

·       Designed to operate structured, prize-based financial assistance programs

Student Debt Rebellion is not:

·       A lender, bank, or financial institution

·       A debt consolidation or refinancing service

·       A financial advisory service

·       A guarantee of debt forgiveness or financial assistance

3. Joining Student Debt Rebellion

Joining Student Debt Rebellion means you have opted in to receive updates, announcements, and educational communications from SDR.

·       There is no cost to join

·       There is no obligation to donate

·       Joining does not guarantee receipt of financial assistance or prizes

·       You may unsubscribe at any time

4. Donations & Support

Donations to Student Debt Rebellion are voluntary and do not increase the chances of receiving financial assistance or prizes.

International Donations:

Student Debt Rebellion welcomes international supporters; however, donations from outside the United States are not tax-deductible in the donor’s home country, and SDR cannot issue foreign tax receipts.

5. Prize-Based Financial Assistance Programs (Sweepstakes)

Student Debt Rebellion operates structured, prize-based programs designed to provide direct financial assistance toward student loan debt.

6. No Purchase or Donation Necessary

NO PURCHASE, PAYMENT, OR DONATION OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE OR WIN. A PURCHASE, PAYMENT, OR DONATION WILL NOT INCREASE THE CHANCES OF RECEIVING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OR PRIZES.

7. Eligibility & Financial Hardship

Participation is limited to legal residents of the United States who are 18 years of age or older unless otherwise stated.

Eligibility. Student Debt Rebellion (“SDR”) provides charitable assistance intended to support individuals experiencing financial hardship related to student loan debt. Eligibility to receive assistance is based on participant self-attestation of financial hardship.

Financial Hardship. For purposes of this program, financial hardship is self-determined by the participant. Financial hardship may include, but is not limited to, difficulty making student loan payments, balancing loan obligations with living expenses, or experiencing financial stress or limitation due to student loan debt.

No Documentation Required. SDR does not require documentation or proof of financial hardship to enter or participate.

Good-Faith Participation. By entering, participants affirm that the information provided is accurate to the best of their knowledge and provided in good faith.

Final Eligibility Determination. SDR reserves the right to determine final eligibility prior to the distribution of charitable assistance and to disqualify entries determined to be submitted in bad faith.

8. Winner Selection & Odds

Recipients are selected through random drawings or other disclosed selection methods. Odds depend on the number of eligible participants.

9. No Guarantee of Benefit

Participation does not guarantee receipt of financial assistance, prizes, or student loan debt reduction.

10. Taxes & Reporting

Recipients may be responsible for applicable federal, state, or local taxes related to financial assistance or prizes received.

11. Transparency Commitment

Student Debt Rebellion commits to publishing participation and financial metrics publicly, including funds raised, funds distributed, and administrative costs.

12. Void Where Prohibited

Participation is void where prohibited by law.

13. Changes to These Terms

These terms may be updated as Student Debt Rebellion evolves. Any changes will be posted publicly, and continued participation constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

14. Sponsor & Contact Information

Student Debt Rebellion

STUDENT DEBT REBELLION

41-2961312

United States

StudentDebtRebellion@gmail.com