Candidate/Team Member Sample Post Copy
Parent Sample Post Copy
Utilize the photo of your child holding up the Signing Up to Save Lives sign or the graphics below.
I’m proud to share that my child, [child’s name], is taking part in [TAG @Blood Cancer United]’s Student Visionaries of the Year [insert campaign year] campaign.
Over the next seven weeks beginning [kickoff date], they’ll be joining other young leaders in a leadership program that encourages high school students to imagine a better future, challenge the status quo, and take meaningful action for people affected by blood cancer. Student Visionaries of the Year gives these kids a chance to step up, bring their communities together, and contribute to work that supports families facing a blood cancer diagnosis.
[Insert your personal connection/why here]
Support [child’s name]and their efforts by donating through their campaign page here 👉 [insert link] #BloodCancerUnitedVisionaries
SAMPLE GRAPHICS
On desktop, right click “save image as” or on mobile, press & hold until a prompt pops up and save image on your camera roll.
POSTING ABOUT: LEGACY TEAMS
Share your legacy. If you are a part of a legacy team, say it loud and proud! We encourage you to share your legacy team's photo. Create a carousel post sharing photos of your team how it has evolved. In the caption, tell your audience what it means to you to be a part of this team, and what you hope to achieve and carry on the legacy.
POSTING ABOUT: HONORED HEROES
Ask your local LLS Staff member to keep you up to date on your local honored hero. We recommend sharing his/her/their story on your social media to highlight special occasions and milestones such as celebrating your local hero’s birthday, end of treatment, etc.
SOCIAL MEDIA DO'S AND DONT'S
Thank you for participating in Student Visionaries of the Year! These guidelines were created to help you generate awareness and maximize the impact of your campaign. We look forward to working together.
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