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HIGH-ACCOUNTABILITY ROLE:

BECOME A RED ALERT PARTNER

Partners are the women who build Red Alert with us. Not lending a name. Not tagging a post. Actually showing up.

We're capping partners at 6 for 2026 because this role only works when it's small, tight, and committed.

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what you're signing up for:​

  • No meetings, no calls unless we need one.

  • Just short weekly emails so we stay aligned.

  • One kickoff phone call with Cas. Quick, warm, so we know what's up on day one.

  • Option A: 1-3 pop-up info booth shifts. Two to three hours each, at Toronto events and markets throughout August. This will help us connect with the real world, in real time, and build real relationships. You'll represent Red Alert and your own brand (bring your business cards). We pair partners up whenever possible, so you're rarely solo.

  • OPTION B: Package delivery. After packing day (which you don't need to attend), you'll pick up a batch of boxes and deliver them to one of our partner agencies.

  • All hands on deck at our note-writing brunch in August (likely the 16th). You're helping with setup, greeting, registrations and clean up.

 

what you'll get:

  • Featured logo on the Red Alert 2026 campaign page

  • Acknowledgment at The Gathering and across all event materials

  • Media inclusion in campaign coverage

  • A dedicated recap feature at the close of the campaign

  • First look at Red Alert 2027 and future collaborations

  • The satisfaction of building something real, with a small crew of women who care as much as you do

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who this is for:

  • Women who run their own business, brand, or creative practice.

  • Women who can commit to being present August through mid-September.

 

Applications reviewed on a rolling basis until all 6 spots are filled.​

FAQs

Q: How are donations collected?​

A: All donations are collected through our Amazon Wishlist. The Amazon Wishlist ensures transparency through direct product donation.

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Q: What if someone I know wants to donate money?

A: As long as they don't need a charitable tax receipt, that's fine. We can use the money to purchase goodies that go in the boxes. Just keep track of their name/company name so we can acknowledge them on the website and socials.

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Q: How will the supplies be distributed?

We partner with local agencies, schools, and community centres who help identify teens in need.

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Q: What if I don't know the answer to a question from my followers?

A: No problem! You're not expected to be an expert on all aspects of the campaign. You can:

  1. Direct them to our official Instagram page (@ohsodope.co)

  2. Email their question to holla@ohsodope.co

  3. Share our webpage link

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Q: What if someone wants to donate in person rather than through Amazon?

A: For sure! Ideally, we prefer the Amazon Wishlist link to help with tracking and product continuity HOWEVER if you're open to meeting with the person/business to collect the physical donations, that's completely up to you! 

 

Q: What if I can't do any of the Pop Up Info Booths or the Product Deliveries?

A: You don't have to do both (you absolutely can, if you have the capacity). If you can't do either, the ambassador/homegirl role would be better. 

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Q: What if someone wants to volunteer their time instead of donating?

A: Currently, our volunteer needs are limited to package deliveries. If someone expresses interest in volunteering:

  1. Thank them for their support

  2. Direct them to email holla@ohsodope.co with "Red Alert Volunteer" in the subject line

 

Q: How should I handle negative comments about the campaign?

A: While rare, some people may have questions or concerns about the campaign:

  1. Remain positive and educational - many people don't understand period poverty

  2. Focus on the impact: "This campaign directly helps teens in our community"

  3. Avoid getting into arguments; invite constructive dialogue

  4. Remember it's okay to delete and block

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Q: Can I create my own content instead of using provided assets?

A: Absolutely! We encourage creative interpretation of the campaign. Just ensure you:

  1. Maintain the core messaging about period poverty

  2. Include the correct donation link/information

  3. Tag @ohsodope.co

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Q: How often should I post about the campaign?

A: For Partners: 3-5 posts (stories and/or grid posts) per week during the campaign period. For Ambassadors/Homegirls: At least 1 post per week. But remember, quality engagement matters more than quantity. We'd rather have one thoughtful post (with the donation link) that generates donations than multiple posts with little impact.

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Q: How do people know the supplies actually reach teens in need?

A: Transparency is important to us! We'll provide:

  1. Documentation of our agency partnerships

  2. Photos from our packing day (with appropriate privacy measures)

  3. Distribution confirmation from our agency partners

  4. Impact statistics in our final report

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Q: What happens if we exceed our donation goals?

A: That would be amazing! If we exceed our goals:

  1. We'll first increase the number of teens supported beyond our target

  2. Any additional supplies will be donated directly to shelters and youth agencies

  3. We'll document all additional donations in our impact report

  4. The success will help us set even more ambitious goals for next year!

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Q: How will we know the campaign's results?

A: All partners and ambassadors will receive a comprehensive impact report 4 weeks after the project wraps up, which will include:

  1. Total number of products donated

  2. Number of teens supported

  3. Estimated value of donations

  4. Photos from the packing and distribution process

  5. Recognition of all partners and ambassadors

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