Sponsor Charlie Kirk 101

Campus argument and the young right · taught by Dr. Alan Hale

The folding table, the microphone, and the queue of students waiting to disagree. What Kirk built on American campuses, why the format spread, and what it is good and bad at.

$48 per student · 6 live meetings

How should your gift be used?

Sponsor whole seatsPays the full price of a seat for a family who applies for aid. The clearest impact.Lower the price for everyoneTakes the same amount off each of the next seats until your gift runs out.Add to this class’s aidGoes only to families with verified need, so every dollar goes furthest.

Seats

Your gift stays with Charlie Kirk 101 across every section of it, and is spent only the way you chose: on whole seats or class aid for families with verified need, or on lowering the price for the next seats. If the class is retired and a successor replaces it, your gift follows and we tell you. If sixty days pass with no section of the class meeting or scheduled, whatever is unused moves to the Lyceum’s general aid fund, which pays for need-based scholarships; we tell you that too. A change of instructor changes nothing, because the gift is to the class. The teacher is paid in full for every sponsored seat; the Lyceum keeps its usual 30% only when your gift pays for a seat. Families who receive help are never named to you, the class or the teacher.