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  • order your Economic equity now! Yard signs

    Folks — EEN! yard signs are now available!

    We've got three different designs—

    𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡: Emphasizes that UW-Richland didn't need to close, that our downtowns don't need to be vacant and that our small family farms should be thriving instead of being sold off. Those things didn't need to happen and the sign emphasizes the link between the lack of a fair tax code and our crumbling communities.

    𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗧: Emphasizes that we lost UW-Richland, thriving downtowns and small family farms because of inequities in the tax code.

    𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗘: Emphasizes that we will lose more if a fair tax code isn't enacted. They took UW-Richland from us, they've taken small family farms and businesses from us, and they're likely coming for UW-Baraboo Sauk County next.

    All signs include a call to action to be a vote and to advocate for taxing the ultra rich in order to tip the scales back in favor of community needs being met.

    Versions of these yard signs will start appearing as billboards around Richland County in September and October.

    Only a limited amount available! 18" H x 24" W, double sided, with 30" stand.

    Request yard signs

Hear from our leaders

  • "This organization provides me with the opportunity to move effectively and collaboratively to encourage citizen engagement in strengthening our rural community and producing an economy that works for all of us. Fostering the reality that citizens have the power to make positive change is energizing and empowering."

    — Beverly Pestel

  • "I love being part of a nonpartisan, nation-wide project that can bring both sides together regarding a common important cause. As a retired Air Force nurse I SO believe in holistic wellness and I feel there is nothing more holistic for our country's wellness than this wonderful effort regarding making our economy work for all of us. We're all in this together sport fans!"

    — Sherry Hillesheim

  • "Rural Wisconsin deserves to have its needs recognized and met. The priorities of the Great Economy Project provide the means for us to spread the message of the policies our representative need to champion to make our communities stronger and more resilient."

    — Dale Schulz

  • "An invitation to attend a “Patriotic Millionaires” meeting caught my attention. It advocated taxing those fortunate few in a more equitable way and I got hooked on what this program advocated. We are a nonpartisan group searching for fair-minded politicians who will support the needed programs and projects that we all depend on in our daily lives. I’m sold and have committed to pursuing the work of this non-partizan group."

    — Lee D. Van Landuyt