We call them sheet signs of solidarity — messages posted outside homes of University of Dayton students, alumni and friends across the country.

Some thank healthcare and other essential workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic, others encourage people to stay inside their homes, and a few even tie in what could have been a historic March Madness run for the school’s #3 ranked Flyers men’s basketball team.

See photos of the signs from San Francisco, California to West Grove, Pennsylvania here.

“The University of Dayton is a Catholic, Marianist school, so our impulse in times of challenge is to gather people to pray, including after 15 tornados ripped through our community last May and a shooter took the lives of nine people in the city’s Oregon District last August,” said Kelly Adamson, director of residence life ministry. “But with the COVID-19 pandemic, we can’t gather right now. So instead, we are asking people to ‘come together’ by staying in their homes and putting up signs of appreciation and hope.”

Share your own sign on social media with #FlyersAtHome.