One press, help is coming.
Free safety buttons for women, built in public.
Free safety buttons for women, built in public.
A small, discreet button clipped anywhere on her outfit.
Her chosen contacts instantly get an alert with where she is.
They call 911 and head to her.
The goal is to get one, for free, to each woman across Canada and the US. No smartphone? You'll get a loud personal alarm instead. Her SOS works when her phone is nearby and charged. It's a fast way to get help, not a replacement for 911.
If you'd spend $50 on a first date without thinking, you can help keep women safe. Every donation helps put a button in a woman's hand. Then post "I sent one" and tag three friends to prove it too.
Buttons go to each city as soon as there's a local organizer and enough sign-ups. Join below and we'll let you know when they're ready near you.
Live sign-ups by city. Cities with an organizer get the first batches.
Every city needs one person to make it happen: find a pickup spot like a library or community centre, receive the batch, and set up a sign. It's a few hours, not a job. Interested? Answer "Yes" to the organizer question when you join the waitlist.
Every donation helps put a button in a woman's hand. Every dollar in and out is logged in a public ledger, and rows are never edited or deleted.
Call 911 right away and give the location from the alert.
Don't call her phone first. It could alert the attacker.
If you're close, go, but let police handle any confrontation.
Then let her other emergency contacts know.