Project Green Room, also known as PGR, will live tweet clues via its Twitter account to the location of the envelope.
The clues will tie into Project Green Room’s message, stressing that the winning student would need to have 150 more checks similar to the one they’d win in order to pay their share of the federal debt as a taxpayer.
Jeff Feiwell in a press release announcing the campaign said the $1,000 is only part of the debt students owe as Washington, D.C., politicians have accumulated $17.6 trillion in debt.
Tweets and a Facebook post with a video describing the competition will be posted at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Students must follow @projectgrnroom on Twitter and retweet the announcement in order to qualify for the prize.
Project Green Room expects thousands of students to participate in finding the $1,000 prize.
At the end of the day on April 15, the group will plan to organize a social gathering for students to learn more about organization and the issues.
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