Media Toolkit for
BOS Education Day

We want to build awareness so that we increase education about Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome and help speed the development of potential new treatments. We put together a toolkit to make it easy for you to share! Don't forget to mark your calendar and join us on Thursday, November 5, 2026 from 11am to 5pm EST, for our fifth annual BOS Education Day.

This toolkit is designed to make it easy for you to participate, share your voice, and help us build awareness.

How to Use This Toolkit:

Social Media Templates: Ready-to-use graphics and caption suggestions designed for Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, etc.
Approved Hashtags: Please use our official campaign hashtag to join the conversation: #BOSeducationDay.
Landing page: Direct your network to lungtransplantfoundation.org/bos-day so they can easily register, access resources, and sign up for updates.

Who This Toolkit is For:

Lung Transplant Recipients, Candidates/Waitlisted Individuals, Caregivers, Family members: For sharing personal lived experiences and accessing key educational resources.
Patient Advocacy Groups: For co-promotional outreach and community engagement.
Transplant Centers & Clinical Teams: For distributing patient education materials directly to clinical pathways.

BOS Education Day Poster

Help spread the word about BOS by downloading and printing this poster to post our distribute at your center or share with your community.

Download BOS Education Day Poster (PDF)

Social Media Resources:

Copy for emails, and social media posts:

On Thursday, November 5, 2026 from 11am to 5pm EST, the Lung Transplant Foundation will be hosting our fifth annual BOS Education Day – a live virtual conference bringing together transplant pulmonologists, researchers, individuals living with Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome, and their communities. Sessions will cover understanding a BOS diagnosis, current clinical trials in BOS research, and concrete tips and strategies for managing some of the uncomfortable aspects of living with BOS. The conference will also offer interactive sessions to build community and spread hope about living with this condition. Please see our website for the full day's agenda and to register to attend. https://lungtransplantfoundation.org/bos-day

Download a BOS EDUCATION DAY JPG

1. Download

by right-clicking an image below to save it onto your desktop. You can also simply drag it onto your desktop.

2. Log on

to your favorite social media site, such as Facebook or Instagram.

3. Copy and Paste

one of the sample messages below into your status update—or create your own message that includes the #BOSeducationDay hashtag.

4. Upload

the image saved onto your desktop to accompany your status update.

5. Post

your status update and encourage others to join the #BOSeducationDay conversation.

Zoom Backgrounds

Help spread the word about BOS with a zoom background!

Woman holding sign about BOS Education Day

In addition to the posts above, we also encourage you to customize and share your “why” on a printable poster.

How to Use: Download the template, print and customize the message to fit your own personal “why”. Take a selfie and share on social media.

Download

BOS Experience Graphic

How to use: Download, print, and display or share the digital file in your newsletter, on your website, via email, or on social media.

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Media Toolkit for BOS Education Day