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Your spending is political whether you want it to be or not. Buckoff shows you which companies fund what you're fighting, helps you take your money elsewhere, and connects you with enough people to make the pressure real.
Annual US consumer spending in 20241
Days of the Montgomery Bus Boycott (Dec 5, 1955 – Dec 20, 1956)2
Success rate of nonviolent campaigns vs 26% for violent ones3
Start with what matters most to you. Pick the cause that keeps you up at night.
See which companies are funding what you're fighting. Every claim is sourced. Do your own research.
Pledge to withdraw your support. Switch providers, cancel subscriptions, buy alternatives.
Share it with three people. When enough people act together, companies feel it. That's how this works.
Protest, create, organize. Share your story, join events, and go further with your cause.
You don't have to pick just one.
Anti-authoritarian action, voting rights, protecting public institutions.
Reproductive freedom, equal pay, gender justice.
Worker solidarity, union rights, fair wages and bargaining power.
Environmental pressure, fossil-fuel divestment, corporate accountability.
Immigration justice, refugee support, civil liberties.
Mutual aid, local campaigns, housing justice, bail reform.
Drug pricing, insurance reform, vaccine policy, mental health access.
Student debt, book bans, DEI, public school funding, academic freedom.
Every government has pillars of support: the corporations and organizations that keep it operating. When enough people know and vote with their dollars, companies feel it. And when companies feel the pressure, things change.
The techniques Gandhi used against the British Empire were economic. The Montgomery Bus Boycott lasted 382 days, and it worked because organized people stopped spending money where their dignity wasn't welcome.
In Serbia, the student movement Otpor brought down Milošević using coordinated economic pressure. Researchers have documented the same pattern across dozens of successful nonviolent campaigns around the world.
The pattern is always the same. When enough people withdraw their economic participation, the pillars that hold up unjust systems begin to crack. Companies feel financial pressure before governments feel political pressure.
Do your own research, make your own choices. That's the whole idea.
Buckoff Recon helps nonprofits and campaign organizations research and plan boycott targets. It's faster and cheaper than doing it by hand.
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