Georgians for the Fair Tax

EASY ways to promote the FairTax

Make a donation to the FairTax. Donations are used to support the efforts of FairTax volunteers with advertising, support staff, promotional materials, entrance fees to trade shows, county fairs, conventions and more. If you can't give a lot of your time your financial support is invaluable.

Sign the online petition and encourage your friends and family to do the same

OR, Print the petition and take with you to work, church, the ball park, your neighborhood, etc. and encourage others to help pass the FairTax by signing the petition to Congress. Encourage legible email addresses so they can receive email updates on the progress of the FairTax. Send a copy of the petition to your district director and mail or fax a copy to the address on the petition to FairTax HQ.

www.congress.org. This site has the e-mail of all available congressmen and women and any other methods of contact. They also allow you to sign up for a weekly e-letter that informs you of upcoming bills and what each congressman and woman have voted for or against. Another portion of the website is dedicated to the "soap box". This would be a fantastic way to reach even more people about the fair tax. A posting to the soap box would then be available to any interested persons. -- Michelle Jones

www.artisticlabels.com I placed an order for labels that say:
www.FairTax.org
No more IRS / Income tax
1-800-FairTax
Support H.R 25 / S.R. 1025

300 on a roll is about $8.00. I now slap one on every peice of mail or anything for that matter. -- Ashford Schwall

I bought a copy of "Three Billion New Capitalists", "The FairTax", and "China, Inc." I labeled them as "OFFICE COPY" and placed them in the break room in my office. By the end of the day they were all gone. I put a little note inside each book saying that it could be taken home as long as they bought the book back when they finished it.
- Brandon Sedgwick, Georgia CD-04

Join the FairTax "Tea Party." Get a teabag (the cheap ones work fine). Tape, paste or somehow stick on a label. Write "FairTax" somewhere on the label then address it to Johnny Isakson, David Scott or any of the other Georgia politicians that need to know just how dedicated Georgians are to FairTax. Apply 49 cents postage on the label and drop it in a mailbox. Repeat until you're out of teabags. Then go buy some more. - Larry Whittington, Georgia CD-06

FairTax "Teabag" postcards are also available for printing to send in the same way as the real teabag. - Joseph Gullett, Georgia CD-09

I have made it a rule to inform all donation seekers from my political party (contacting me by telephone or mail) that I will not give them another red cent until they pass the FairTax. - Russell Stumpf, Georgia

Mail back the political surveys with FairTax information. - Angela Bean, Georgia CD-08

You can easily send a FairTax email to your congressmen, Secretary Snow, and President Bush. www.fairtaxrevolution.com. - Joseph Gullett, Georgia CD-09

Wear a FairTax name badge everywhere you go. (Name Badge PDF) The name badge will spark conversations. Make sure you have a pocket full of FairTax Pocket Cards.
- Conrad Quagliaroli, Georgia CD-06

Hang a poster in your office or business. (Poster PDF) - Jessica Crane, Orlando, FL

I place my Fair Tax labels on all of my mail and paper money. Also, I never throw away a "postage paid mailer" that I receive in the mail. Always place Fair Tax promotional material inside and your "Fair Tax labels" on the outside and return to sender -- postage paid.

If you are computer literate you can design and print your own lables. If not... an easy way to get labels printed at very little cost is to watch the "Mailers" that you receive in the mail advertising "printed return address labels." You can print anything you want on these labels, up to five lines, 28 spaces per line, all for under $5.00 including postage, handling, etc. You can also find these cheap labels in your Sunday newspapers.

If you want to create labels with a variety of pictures, go to www.vistaprint.com. Get on their mailing list. Then wait for one of their sales. When you see the sale, you can sometimes get up to 200 labels for the cost of postage. First, get on their e-mail subscription list, then watch and shop the sales. But be sure to explore their website; they have a large variety of pictures that you can put on your labels. Their sales are super. - Bob Holtzclaw, Georgia CD-13

Leave a trail of FairTax info sheets wherever you go. Drop off FairTax literature at your doctor’s office, stores, restaurants, etc.

Include a FairTax quote or link to a FairTax site in your email signature. You can get ideas from other FairTax supporters and their email signatures.

8 Things Georgia Volunteers Can Do
(PDF) This single sheet flyer gives contact info for the Georgia Reps in Congress who have not signed on to the FairTax. These legislators should be called, sent emails and faxed to encourage them to consider the FairTax bill.

If you have an "easy" idea that you would like to share, please send us an email.