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      #SeeSayDay | September 25Contact UsBecome an Official Partner
Some organizations may wish to take the extra step of becoming an **official campaign partner**, although that is not required to use our materials. Campaign partners often are larger organizations that have a wide reach in audience and can commit to being active with the campaign year-round. Our partners are instrumental in raising awareness in their communities.
      
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	Coordinate with the campaign team around any specific needs.
	Participate in the campaign’s annual awareness day (#SeeSayDay) on September 25 each year.
	Join an annual partnership virtual event.
	Amplify campaign messaging during times of heightened awareness.
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	Maintain an ongoing relationship throughout the year.
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