Holidays Calendar
National Educational Support Professionals Day: Honoring Education’s Unsung Heroes Education Support Professionals (ESPs) are the backbone of our educational system, comprising over 40% of school staff. They are the bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers, nurses, and maintenance staff who ensure our schools run smoothly and our students are safe and supported. Quick Facts History Originally…
National Bible Sunday: A Celebration of the Word National Bible Sunday is a special observance dedicated to celebrating the Bible’s profound impact on faith and culture. Churches and individuals take this day to reflect on the teachings of the Bible, emphasize its significance, and encourage its reading among people of all ages. Observed by Christians…
National Dump the Pump Day is an annual observance that encourages people to use public transportation instead of private vehicles, promoting both environmental consciousness and economic savings. Quick Facts When is it?: Third Thursday in JuneTagged as: Public Transportation Awareness DayWhat’s the hashtag?: #DumpThePumpDayWhen was it founded?: 2006Who founded it?: American Public Transportation Association (APTA)…
National Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day is an annual event aimed at educating and empowering women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. It focuses on raising awareness about breast reconstruction options available to those who have undergone mastectomies, ensuring they have the information needed to make informed decisions about their treatment and recovery. Quick…
National Donor Sabbath is an annual observance dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation within faith communities. It encourages discussions and education about the life-saving impact of donation, highlighting the compassion and generosity that come with this selfless act. Quick Facts History of National Donor Sabbath National Donor Sabbath…
National Dog Dad Day is a special occasion dedicated to celebrating the unique bond between men and their canine companions. This day provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the love, care, and commitment that dog dads show towards their furry friends, highlighting their important role in the pet ownership community. Quick Facts History of…
National Day of the Cowboy is a special observance dedicated to honoring the contributions of cowboys and cowgirls to American culture and heritage. Established to celebrate the spirit of the American West, this day recognizes the values of hard work, integrity, and respect for the land that characterize cowboy life. Quick Facts History of National Day…
National Day of Puppetry is a special occasion dedicated to celebrating the art of puppetry, an ancient form of entertainment that continues to captivate audiences of all ages. This day highlights the creativity and skill involved in puppeteering and encourages communities to engage with this unique art form. Quick Facts History of National Day of…
National Call Your Doctor Day is celebrated annually on the second Tuesday of June. This day is a gentle reminder, especially for women, to prioritize their health by scheduling their yearly Well-Woman Exam. The day was created to encourage women to take charge of their health, as many often delay routine check-ups due to other…
The National Day of Mourning is an annual protest held on the fourth Thursday in November, coinciding with the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. It serves as a day of remembrance for Native Americans, honoring their ancestors and acknowledging the ongoing struggles faced by Indigenous peoples due to colonization and systemic oppression. Quick Facts History of…