Become a Walgreens Red Nose Day in School Ambassador

Since 2015, Walgreens has been instrumental in furthering the Red Nose Day mission to end child poverty.

Walgreens team members have been our community champions since Day 1. Your combined enthusiasm is unparalleled and inspiring. Last year Walgreens team members made a huge impact by bringing Red Nose Day into local schools across the country, and you can help us make an even bigger splash this year!

Help us spread understanding, kindness and compassion by sharing the Red Nose Day in School program — let’s inspire students to buy red noses and fundraise for Red Nose Day!

Here’s everything you need to share Red Nose Day in School Everyday Heroes Classroom materials with an elementary school near you.

1. Send an email

Customize our email template and share it with an elementary school teacher, administrator, PTA member, or a parent with a child in grades 2 - 5.

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Subject line: Have you heard about Red Nose Day in School?

Hi [Name],

I wanted to reach out about Red Nose Day. As you may know, Walgreens is the retailer of the Red Nose, and as team members we are passionate about raising awareness for this amazing cause. If you haven’t heard of it, Red Nose Day is on a mission to end child poverty — one nose at a time. Through the power of entertainment, the Red Nose Day campaign raises money and awareness to ensure children who need our help the most are safe, healthy and educated.

I thought you might be interested in Red Nose Day in School, a free educational program designed to teach elementary school students about the issue of child poverty, help them develop empathy, and inspire them to create positive change.

This year's program, created in collaboration with Scholastic and NBC Learn, centers around the new Everyday Hero noses that will be available for purchase at Walgreens starting April 22. The activities are fun, flexible, and easy-to-use, and will help your kids build empathy all year while practicing core ELA and math skills.

I hope you’ll consider introducing these activities into your classroom and inspire your kids to be Everyday Heroes too. Just head to RedNoseDayinSchool.org to get started.

I’d be happy to help your class or school get in on the Red Nose Day fun by bringing the new Everyday Heroes noses straight to you, or by working with you to plan a fundraiser. Let me know if that might be of interest!

Noses On!

[Your Name]

2. Spread the word on social media

Publish a post on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or your other favorite social platform, and encourage your social media followers to share!

Click here to see sample posts and download a photo.

Check out #RedNoseDayinSchool classroom resources to help students understand the issue of child poverty, develop empathy, and inspire them to create 👏 positive 👏 change 👏 — one nose at a time. Learn more at RedNoseDayinSchool.org @RedNoseDayUSA

Calling all teachers/parents of kids in grades 2-5, PTA superstars, admins! #RedNoseDayinSchool has classroom materials to teach your students about the power of empathy and inspire them to become #EverydayHeroes to end child poverty 🔴 Learn more at RedNoseDayinSchool.org

#RedNoseDayinSchool is back! Check out their classroom resources to help build empathy, and be sure to buy your Red Nose @Walgreens! RedNoseDayinSchool.org

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3. Explore Red Nose Day in School

Red Nose Day in School materials are all about teaching students (grades 2- 5) about the issue of child poverty, fostering empathy, and inspiring them to make a difference for children in need.

You can also help schools get their Noses On by encouraging teachers and staff members to purchase Everyday Heroes noses and fundraise for Red Nose Day. 

You can explore all of our resources here: