Ways to Engage - Use our Flu Educational Resources in Your School or Community

Mission: To save lives and reduce hospitalizations by protecting children, families, and communities against influenza.

Promote Awareness

Share FFF family stories on social media (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn) or during relevant conversations with others
Distribute FFF materials (see below)
Set up an FFF fundraiser on Facebook or in-person event
Use FFF Amazon Smile when making online purchases
Contact your local TV and radio station(s) and ask them to run a story on the impacts of flu and the importance of flu prevention (such as FFF family stories) and/or highlight FFF’s video resources
Get involved with your local immunization coalition to highlight flu awareness and prevention
Connect with your local legislator(s) to discuss the importance of flu awareness and prevention and appropriate public health policies
Volunteer to facilitate a vaccination clinic (school, community center, employer site, etc.)

Fundraise for FFF

Hold a community or live event: Some examples include bowling, ice skating, or rollerblading, talent show, fashion show, carnival, bake sale, garage sale, karaoke party, pancake breakfast, lemonade stand, and concert. Charge people to attend or have them buy an item and donate the proceeds to FFF.
Hold a school event: Some examples include offering a casual day with donations if students usually wear a uniform, a pajama or funny hat day with a donation, and a donation ‘bucket’ in classes for FFF (during flu season).
Hold a workplace event: Some examples include a chili cook-off, bake sale, themed office lunch party, and steps challenge (get people to pledge to walk a certain amount per day in exchange for donations).
Hold a partner event: Restaurants such as Chipotle, Bertucci’s, California Pizza Kitchen, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Panda Express, Panera Bread, Red Robin, TGI Friday’s, Uno Pizzeria, and Buffalo Wild Wings offer partner charity events. When you help promote patrons to come to their restaurant on a certain day, they will donate a certain amount or percentage of the sales to charity.

Distribute Materials

Share FFF materials with healthcare professionals such as:
- School nurses
- Pediatric offices
- Adult internal/family medicine offices
- OB/GYN offices
- Geriatrician offices
- Local children’s hospitals
- County, city, or state public health departments

Offer FFF materials to be displayed at community locations such as:
- Office buildings (local government offices, town halls)
- Employer workspaces
- Coffee shops
- Libraries
- Churches, synagogues, and mosques
- Fire stations
- Boutique stores
- Sports leagues and facilities
- YMCA and JCC
- Dance, martial arts, gymnastics, and art studios
- Daycares
- Schools

Get Your Kids Involved

Educate your child on hygiene that they can teach to their peers
Ask your children’s schools to have a funny hat day or pajama day where the students pay $1 to wear that item to school and donate all proceeds to FFF
Have your child ask for donations in lieu of birthday presents on their birthday party invitations
Have a car wash at a local business
Have a lemonade stand to raise money for FFF
Have your child tell a flu story at a school assembly or PTA/PTO meeting
Wear an FFF bracelet or other promotional merchandise
Pass out FFF stickers or bookmarks
Give an FFF store item as a gift

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