Six flyer designs from the A Hustle Worth Having campaign, built for the places people actually stop and read: station bulletin boards, break rooms, school and campus boards, coffee shops, hardware stores, and any counter where a stack of paper does real work. Each design pairs a photograph of a working volunteer with a single line about what the job gives back, and carries a QR code that sends the reader to the campaign.
What is included
- We show up on our time off. A single firefighter with a pike pole, closing on Step Up Today.
- Not all hustles are equal. This one saves lives. Two versions of this line, one with a three-firefighter crew and one with a volunteer fitting a helmet on a child.
- A hustle with heart. A volunteer holding a rescued cat, closing on Be Part of Something Bigger.
- This hustle makes a difference. Two young volunteers in department shirts, closing on Join the Crew.
- Editable template. The crew design with a blank panel across the bottom for your department name, contact information, and application link.
Printing specifications
Every file is 2550 x 3300 pixels, which is 8.5 x 11 inches at 300 dpi. The campaign printing guide recommends 8.5 x 11 vertical on 4pt matte stock with no finish, and walks through uploading the JPG to a print vendor step by step. The guide is included with the download.
Customizing the template
The template leaves a white panel at the foot of the flyer. Upload the template JPG into Canva as an image, add a text box in the blank space, and set your department name, phone number, and application URL. Keep the campaign artwork as designed and put your local information in the panel. A flyer that sends people to your door converts better than one that sends them to a national page.
Download
Print-ready JPGs at full resolution, plus the printing instruction guide.
Part of A Hustle Worth Having, the IAFC national volunteer firefighter recruitment campaign, funded by a FEMA Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant. Please credit “International Association of Fire Chiefs” when using campaign photography or graphics. Questions about using the materials in your community? Email ws@iafc.org.