This document discusses how guerrilla marketing approaches can help raise awareness for water safety and drowning prevention. It introduces guerrilla marketing and provides research showing it is effective for small organizations with limited budgets. Guerrilla marketing campaigns are unconventional, interactive, and target small groups. The presentation then discusses how the Joshua Collingsworth Memorial Foundation has successfully used guerrilla techniques like their Josh the Otter sticker campaign and Otter Spotter Day to engage communities and change water safety behaviors in a fun, memorable way. Rotary International clubs across North America have also helped spread the Foundation's message to over 30,000 students through guerrilla-style outreach since 2010.