When someone you know goes missing, friends and family want to help right away. This kit shows you how to share the official police appeal calmly and accurately, without spreading rumours, exposing private details or getting in the way of police. Report first. If someone may be missing, contact police now. There’s no waiting period, and you don’t have to be family. In an emergency, call 911. Don’t wait to buy or read anything. What’s inside The guide (PDF, 26 pages): the first hour, a fact ledger, Facebook, a one-page website, domains, search visibility, video and posters, photos and privacy, and what to do when the appeal ends Reporting quick reference: when to call 911 in BC, what to tell police, and what stays private BC poster generator: fill in a form and print a clean, police-reviewable poster. Works offline in your browser. Copy-ready templates: pinned post, website brief, fact check, family message, police call script, appeal-ended and found-safe notices Website and members-page templates (JSON) for building with an AI site builder, plus a ready-to-paste Manus prompt Who it’s for Friends, family and community volunteers in Canada, with no technical background needed. The website templates are optional, for anyone comfortable using AI tools. Please know This is general information, not legal advice or an official police resource. It doesn’t organize physical searches. Those are led by police and Search and Rescue. The website files are templates, not a ready-made website or app. No campaign can guarantee that someone will be found. Pay what you want. Pay what you want, from CAD$1 (to cover the cost of the platform.) If you cannot complete the purchase, please e-mail Marlowe@wingnut.fyi for free resources. 10% of what I earn from every sale (after Gumroad’s fees) goes to mothers in my area, as grants that never have to be paid back. In memory of anyone who has been lost and needed finding.