What do Collegiate Changemakers do?

Tony's Collegiate Changemakers network within their communities to share our chocolate, create strong, direct relationships with choco fans and raise awareness about issues within the cocoa industry. Some responsibilities Collegiate Changemakers have include:

• Finding the best places and times to share our chocolate. Finals week snack in the library, anyone?
• Knowing Tony's story inside and out so that they can answer questions about Tony's anytime and anywhere. Speaking of which, yes, Tony is a real guy!
• Creating unforgettable, awareness raising events with loads of tasty choco. Whether that's by organizing a world premier movie night of a new documentary, one-on-one learning opportunity with industry experts, or a hybrid digital-physical egg hunt, the world is their oyster!

Why the Collegiate Changemaker program?

Collegiate Changemakers help us to achieve our mission of 100% slave-free chocolate worldwide, and we help to empower future leaders and entrepreneurs.

The way to change the chocolate industry from within is by sharing our chocolate and our story. To spread both our chocolate and our story far and wide, we need help. And that's where Collegiate Changemakers come in! 

It's our goal to create a strong and engaged cohort of innovative, driven students who want to change the world. In order to create a fairer world, we need more than just fair chocolate. These future leaders and changemakers will shape the world we live in, and we want to give them the tools and experience to change the world for the better.

Where can you find Tony's Collegiate Changemakers?

Currently, our Collegiate Changemaker program spans across a set of 4 diverse universities nationwide:

• Arizona State University
• UC Berkeley
• Spelman College
• Columbia University

Wanna join in?

Stay tuned for our fall recruitment cycle beginning in July of 2021 to become a Collegiate Changemaker. Wanna get involved now? Reach out to a Collegiate Changemaker on your campus to see how you can volunteer to be part of the movement.