WELCOME, FRIEND. WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE. WHETHER IT’S YOUR FIRST TIME ADVOCATING WITH DRESSEMBER OR YOU’RE A SEASONED DRESS-OR-TIE WEARING VETERAN, WE’RE HERE TO HELP YOU FUNDRAISE FOR YOUR DRESSEMBER CAMPAIGN FROM THIS MOMENT UNTIL YOU PUT YOUR JEANS BACK ON (AND THEN SOME).
Download our Pitch Deck before December 1st for everything you need to get started. Feeling good and want to lead a team? Check out our Team Leader Guide. There are so many creative ways to fundraise, like dedicating your birthday or showing the world you can do anything in a dress with Dressember’s bingo card—check out our downloadable Advocate Resources for all of our fundraising guides!We love to see the innovative ways that advocates engage with folks both on and offline. Now, let’s get to work!
It’s time to let your community know that you’re advocating for Dressember and that the door is wide open for them to join you! Use the Recruitment Graphics in our downloadable Advocate Resources to announce your participation in the style challenge and guide folks through the process of joining your Dressember team.
Educate your community and raise awareness during the month of December with our intersectional stats on human trafficking. We even wrote captions that you can post alongside the stat graphics for all 31 days of Dressember! Share Dressember’s impact with your friends and followers and keep them updated on your Dressember goal! We have both square graphics + graphics formatted for IG stories available to download. Find all this and more in our downloadable Advocate Resources.
The Fundraising Toolkit has several email templates for you to share with your community throughout the month.
If you’re looking to hear directly from survivors about the injustices of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation, tune into our new podcast, Things Survivors Wish You Knew. Our blog is another great resource for learning how Dressember approaches intersectional issues and gaining more insight into how to campaign for your season of life. Our team is here to help equip you with tools and resources to make your campaign a success. We are constantly learning and growing together and will be with you every step of the way!
How to advocate as a young person
How to advocate in college
An advocate’s guide to team building (though some aspects of team building may need to be adjusted to observe social distancing)
How to advocate with a busy schedule
How to talk to your kids about trafficking and get them involved in your advocacy
How to fundraise without social media
Advocacy resources for educators
