Our BFG Ambassadors are a valuable extension of our voice. They are our entrusted messengers who share our mission, educational resources, and national initiatives with families in their state.

We created the BFG Spotlight to show our appreciation for our ambassadors’ hard work and accomplishments.

Click here to download our BFG Ambassador Agreement. Submit your completed form to Rachael Bischel at rachael@victoriasvoicefoundation.com.

Beauty For Good

Ambassador Resource Center

As a BFG Ambassador, you have agreed to represent our brand with a full understanding of our mission, values, and resources. We encourage you to use our website to access the most up-to-date information on all of our educational resources and initiatives.

Communicating what you have accomplished is an especially important aspect of being a BFG Ambassador:

1. It allows us to showcase the success and impact of the BFG Ambassador program.
2. It gives us a way to celebrate and thank you for your hard work and dedication.

Please report all of your BFG Ambassador activities to Rachael at rachael@victoriasvoicefoundation.com. Be sure to include:

1. A short summary of your event, role, and results
2. Pictures, if available

State pageant donations and any funds raised as a BFG Ambassador must be submitted using our donation form.

Please email your completed form to Rachael at rachael@victoriasvoicefoundation.com. Please also include a printed copy of the donation form with your check.

All checks must be mailed directly to the Victoria’s Voice office:

Attn: Maria Santiago
Victoria’s Voice Foundation
2801 Old Winter Garden Road
Ocoee, FL 34761

Our BFG Ambassadors amplify our voice by spreading our lifesaving mission within their circles of influence.

1. Social Media Handles
   • Instagram – @victoriasvoicefoundation
   • Facebook – Victoria’s Voice Foundation
   • X – @VictoriasVoice_
   • LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/victoria-s-voice-foundation/

2. Tags to Use
   • #victoriasvoice
   • #beautyforgood
   • #beautyforgoodambassador
   • #GetGiveSave

3. What to Share
   • What it means to be a BFG Ambassador
     • You are an ambassador for Victoria’s Voice through the Mrs. America pageant system.
     • As an ambassador, you are committed to advocating on behalf of Victoria’s Voice and spreading awareness about the opioid epidemic.
     • You share our prevention education and national initiatives with schools and caregivers in your community.
   • Who Victoria’s Voice is and what we do
     • Victoria’s story – why Victoria’s Voice Foundation was created
     • Our mission and vision
     • Our programs – Save Our Kids Prevention Education, VITAL SIGNS, One Step Away, Get. Give. Save., National Naloxone Awareness Day

Save Our Kids Prevention Education
https://victoriasvoice.foundation/programs/save-our-kids

Our dynamic school speaker program—a powerful collaboration launched in 2019 with our education partner, Steered Straight—has positively impacted more than 1.5 million students, parents, and educators across the United States and in Canada.

1. Partner with Michael DeLeon, Founder of Steered Straight and Director of Youth Outreach at Victoria’s Voice, to bring our live assemblies to schools in your state.
   • Introduce school officials to our prevention education.
   • Help get an assembly scheduled.
   • Join Michael on stage.
   • Attend as our brand ambassador.

2. Share information on our Fentanyl: Fake & Fatal standardized classroom curriculum with your school leadership.

VITAL SIGNS for Parents and Caregivers
https://victoriasvoice.foundation/programs/vital-signs

VITAL SIGNS, available online for individual administration or via live group facilitation, empowers parents and caregivers with the tools to identify and address the early signs of behavioral health issues and substance use in their children. Each session focuses on one of several risk factors, from low self-esteem, bullying, sexual behavior, and mental health issues to experimentation with alcohol, vaping, marijuana, and drugs.

1. Share information on our FREE VITAL SIGNS course in your community. VITAL SIGNS Overview/Handout
2. Share the link for creating a free Victoria’s Voice education account on your social media (for access to VITAL SIGNS and all of our free online programming). https://victoriasvoicefoundation.thinkific.com

VITAL SIGNS Family Forum
https://victoriasvoice.foundation/events/#vitalsigns

Our VITAL SIGNS Family Forums, slated for 4 states in 2025, have a two-fold purpose:

1. To engage local leadership and parents in informative and interactive conversations about the drug epidemic in their community.
2. To share our free drug prevention and awareness resources with the community, foster informed family conversations, and promote healthier outcomes for families.

Rachael will notify BFG Ambassadors when a Family Forum is scheduled in your state.

VITAL SIGNS Community Conversations
VITAL SIGNS Overview/Handout

VITAL SIGNS Community Conversations enable local leaders, coalitions, and other parent-facing organizations to engage parents in our VITAL SIGNS content via a live, shared-learning group format.

1. Facilitate a live viewing of any of our 8 VITAL SIGNS sessions in your community. ​
2. Encourage others in your community to facilitate a community conversation of their own (churches, parent groups, book clubs, etc.).

Click here for more information on how you can lead a VITAL SIGNS Community Conversation.

Get. Give. Save.
Get Naloxone. Give Naloxone. Save a Life Today.
https://victoriasvoice.foundation/programs/get-give-save-movement

Get. Give. Save. is an ongoing national media campaign to raise awareness of naloxone, advocate for its wider availability, and reduce the stigma associated with overdose. We have designed a variety of toolkits for individuals and organizations to spread awareness of naloxone within their communities nationwide.

1. Access your toolkit at https://victoriasvoice.foundation/programs/get-give-save-movement/.
2. Share Get. Give. Save. on your social media and at events. Encourage people to join the Get. Give. Save. Movement.
3. If your state does not offer free naloxone, engage your local leaders to initiate a change in policy.
4. Educate individuals/families/businesses on what naloxone is, how to obtain it (free distribution programs and over-the-counter purchase), why it is important to have on hand, how to use it, and your legal protections if administered (every state has a good Samaritan Law).
5. Work with local law enforcement to host a naloxone training at a community center or other public gathering site.

National Naloxone Awareness Day (NNAD)
https://victoriasvoice.foundation/events/#naloxone

June 6, the day of Victoria’s passing, has been federally designated as NNAD since 2023. Information on this year’s NNAD campaign will be emailed to all BFG ambassadors.

1. Get ready to share naloxone FAQs in your community!
   • What is naloxone?
     • Naloxone is an opioid overdose reversal medication that has been around since the 1970s. It is commonly known as Narcan and is available as a nasal spray or injection.
   • Is naloxone safe?
     • Yes, naloxone is safe and effective. Even if it is administered to someone who is not experiencing an overdose—or is overdosing on something other than an opioid—it will do no harm.
   • Does naloxone expire?
     • Yes, naloxone expires three years from the date of manufacture. Check the box for the expiration date.
     • Naloxone is good for three years if stored properly (i.e., do not keep naloxone in a car in hot weather).
   • Can I use expired naloxone?
     • Yes, it is safe to use when expired.
     • In most cases, even if expired, the naloxone is just as effective.
     • Expired naloxone is better than no naloxone when someone is overdosing.
   • How do I administer naloxone?
     • https://player.vimeo.com/video/442808344?h=07ca307718
     • Every box of naloxone comes with instructions for administering.
     • Remember to always call 911 if you suspect someone is overdosing. Seconds count.
     • It may take several doses to revive an individual.
   • How long does it take for naloxone to take effect?
     • Usually, naloxone will work within 2-3 minutes. However, this depends on the amount, potency, and type of drug(s) taken.
   • Can naloxone be given to children?
     • Yes, naloxone can be administered to a child.
   • Where can I get naloxone?
     • To find naloxone in your area, visit https://nextdistro.org/naloxone.

We have a wide range of resources to help you spread awareness. Contact Rachael at rachael@victoriasvoicefoundation.com to receive digital and/or printed BFG program materials.

Here is a list of what we can provide:

• QR codes
  • Victoria’s Voice website
  • Donation page
  • VITAL SIGNS course
• Logos
  • Victoria’s Voice general logos
  • BFG
  • Program logos (VITAL SIGNS, Save Our Kids, Get.Give.Save.)
• Victoria’s Voice informational postcard
• Give.Give.Save. Postcard
• Victoria’s diary
• VITAL SIGNS flyers and Community Conversation forms
• Victoria’s Voice SWAG