Bumble BFF should show up where students are naturally looking to make connections outside their usual circle. Two big moments that would be perfect are:Homecoming Week & Big Football Game – Thousands of students, alumni, and fans are on campus. A Bumble BFF tailgate or pop-up could encourage students (especially freshmen & transfers) to meet new friends while celebrating school spirit.Spring Festival / Campus-Wide Celebration (like a Spring Fling, Student Appreciation Day, or Cultural Festival) – These are social, high-energy environments where students are in the mindset to hang out, try new things, and connect. Bumble BFF could host a lounge area, photo booth, or giveaway station that promotes friendship and community.

As a Brand Ambassador for Bumble, I would promote the brand’s values of kindness, confidence, and meaningful connections by creating spaces where students feel empowered to network, date, and make friends safely. On campus, I’d host events like “Coffee & Connections” or “Study Buddy Match-Ups” that highlight Bumble’s different modes (Date, BFF, Bizz) and encourage authentic relationships.I would also leverage my role in student leadership and my social media presence to share content that normalizes healthy dating habits, celebrates women making the first move, and showcases Bumble as more than an app—it’s a community rooted in respect. By combining in-person engagement, digital storytelling, and peer-to-peer advocacy, I’d embody Bumble’s mission and show students that connection can be empowering and safe.

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