To assist registered Say What! groups in their tobacco prevention efforts, Say What! provides
Mini-Grant Kits completely free of charge! These “projects-in-a-box” include well-designed, tobacco prevention-focused materials that also connect each group’s local efforts to the broader statewide Say What! initiative.
The project must be youth-led, though youth must be working with at least one adult partner. Each
Mini-Grant Kit may be used for any upcoming Say What! project that occurs between October 1st and July 31st each year. Read about the types of
Mini-Grant Kits available, and scroll down further to see which kits are currently in stock!
* To request a Mini-Grant Kit you must be a Say What! member. If you are not already a member, click here to register!
Advocacy
Trying to change a policy or ordinance in your school or community? Looking for ways to encourage business owners or local decision makers to promote tobacco-free environments? These kits offer some terrific resources to help you start the conversation.
Educational
If you’re looking for something to help you educate people on the harmful effects of tobacco or social norms, then these kits should do the trick!
Environmental
Most people don’t realize the negative impact that tobacco use has on the environment. Check out these kits to see how you can help make the world a cleaner, safer, healthier place
for everyone!
Healthy Lifestyle
What does living a healthy, tobacco-free lifestyle look like? It’s a ton of fun, that’s for sure! Use these kits to encourage people to get involved and live tobacco-free!
Digital
Digital kits are downloadable projects with everything you need to implement tobacco prevention activities in your school or community! These kits can be downloaded at any time to help your efforts in promoting a healthy, tobacco-free life!
We are currently out of stock for the Spring.
Please check back in the Fall for the
2023-2024 Mini-Grant Kits!
Texas Tobacco-Free Kids Day (TTFKD) is about empowering youth to expose and combat Big Tobacco’s powerful marketing strategies aimed at youth, and this kit has everything your group needs to help you host a Don’t Get Burned by Tobacco awareness project filled with fun, educational activities to help inform your school or community on the importance of living tobacco, nicotine, and vape-free.
So, if you want to educate your peers and community members about how dangerous the tobacco industry is, request this kit and join hundreds of Texas youth on March 31st as they host activities to raise awareness about the dangers of the industry and all tobacco products.
Don’t forget to download and print the Digital Photobooth Kit to use with your project!
Tobacco products aren’t only dangerous for people, but the environment and wildlife, too. Littered tobacco products like cigarette butts, vapes, and dip cans are some of the most littered items that are poisoning our planet.
This kit features a tobacco litter log to track all of the cleanup’s your group hosts, what was collected, and how much. Afterwards, your group can use that information to speak with local business owners or decision makers to promote tobacco and vape-free establishments and parks. This kit also features a vape waste container that a school or community-based organization can use to store collected vapes found on the property until they can be safely disposed of.
150 Wristbands
100 Vinyl Stickers
100 Sticker Sheets
100 Sunscreen/Chapstick
25 Cessation Cards
15 Beach Balls
6 Zip ties
5 Promotional Posters
2 Sharpie Markers
1 Banner
100 Drawstring Bags
100 Hand Sanitizer
50 Gloves
50 Cigarette Litter Bags
25 Vape Waste Container Bags
20 Vape Litter Bags
1 Vape Waste Container
1 Tobacco Litter Log
Help recruit new people to become involved in your organization and tobacco prevention efforts by requesting the recruiting kit. This kit features a variety of Say What! branded materials including t-shirts, sunglasses, wristband keychains, stickers, and pencils to help promote a vision free of commercialized tobacco. You can also use the recruiting posters to promote your group’s next meeting or event.
Request this kit to start recruiting new members today!
Red Ribbon Week is the perfect opportunity to empower your peers in your school and community to not only live life drug-free, but celebrate their tobacco, vape, and nicotine-free life! This kit includes everything your group needs to host their own Red Ribbon Week project. Items include a pledge banner and celebrate life cards to sign and display throughout the school or community as well as exclusive Say What! merchandise to help spread the tobacco-free message.
Request this kit to help make your Red Ribbon Week efforts a success!
Do you already have Red Ribbon Week planned and only need a pledge banner and a few additional items to hand out? This kit is perfect for your group!
Request this kit to encourage others to celebrate their life by pledging to be tobacco-free!
By educating your peers about the dangers of vaping, you not only empower them to live their lives tobacco-free, but you are taking a stand against the tobacco industry and sharing the truth about their products!
This kit includes a variety of educational items such as a trivia wheel to help inform others in a fun way. This kit also features a variety of prizes that focus on positive mental health. Request this kit today to help spread the word and to help create the first tobacco-free generation!
Red Ribbon Week is an important time each year to raise awareness about the dangers of commercialized tobacco use. This downloadable kit features a Red Ribbon Week themed presentation and PowerPoint template, social media downloads, and tips on how you can educate your peers on the negative effects of vaping and commercialized tobacco!
Download this kit for your Red Ribbon Week project today!
Red Ribbon Week Social Media Downloads
Red Ribbon Week PowerPoint Presentation
Red Ribbon Week PowerPoint Template
Red Ribbon Week Guides
Red Ribbon Week Message Cards Template
This downloadable kit has a variety of project ideas and downloadable resources to implement safe, physically distanced activities to educate your community members about the dangers of vaping and encourage those who do vape to quit! Download this kit to get started on your community project today!
1 Vaping Prevention Community Project Guide & Templates
Increasing awareness about the dangers of vaping is an important step in creating a nicotine-free generation. This kit contains all the materials you’ll need to not only educate your peers, but to implement a social norms roll-out campaign to encourage your school to #BeVapeFree!
This digital kit has everything you need to host your own escape room! Participants must escape the clutches of tobacco industry executives in under 30 minutes to avoid being the next guinea pig for new tobacco products! Download this kit to get started on your escape room today!
4 Stickers Templates
2 Temporary Tattoo Templates
1 E-Cigarette Flyer
1 Cessation Card
2 Button Templates
1 Window Cling Template
1 Vape-Free Campus Poster
1 Vaping Facts Poster
1 Roll-Out Poster
3 Roll-Out Poster Add On’s
1 Kit Facilitator Guide
1 Facilitator Guide
1 Event Preparation Guide
1 Prepare and Reset the
Room Guide
1 Sequence of Events Guide
1 Scripts and Examples Guide
1 Set of Escape Room Materials
Download Kit
This digital kit has everything you need to create your own tobacco-free photobooth! The interactive display includes props, tobacco-free signs, and everything you need to engage people at your next event. Download this kit to get started on your photobooth today!
1 Tobacco-Free Photobooth Facilitator Guide
Environmental
Healthy Lifestyle
Advocacy
Educational
Digital
Phone
Toll Free: 877.304.2727
Local: 512.245.8082
Mailing Address
Texas School Safety Center
ATTN: Say What Program
Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666
Say What! was created and designed by young people from across Texas and connects students interested in eliminating tobacco from their schools and communities. The Say What! movement is funded by the Texas Department of State Health Services through a contract with the Texas School Safety Center at Texas State University.