National Nonprofit Day Observed every year on August 17, National Nonprofit Day recognizes the vital role that nonprofit organizations play in serving communities, addressing societal needs, and advancing meaningful causes. For nonprofit
National Lemonade Day National Lemonade Day, celebrated annually on August 20 (with some local events in May), empowers youth to become entrepreneurs by operating lemonade stands. Founded in 2007 by Lisa
National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day is observed annually on August 21 to remember loved ones lost to illegally made fentanyl poisoning, raise awareness
National Dog Day National Dog Day is celebrated annually on August 26 to honor dogs of all breeds, recognizing their love, loyalty, and service to humans. Founded in 2004, it aims
National Grief Awareness Day National Grief Awareness Day, observed annually on August 30, raises awareness for the complex, non-linear experience of loss and encourages support for those grieving. Founded by Angie
Recovery Month National Recovery Month is observed every September to increase awareness of mental health and addiction recovery, celebrate individuals in recovery, and promote evidence-based treatment. Initiated in 1989, it
Hispanic Heritage Month National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the histories, cultures, and contributions of Americans with roots in Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. It begins on
Labor Day Labor Day is a US federal holiday honoring the achievements and contributions of American workers. Established in 1894, it highlights the labor movement's fight for fair conditions, often
National Mindfulness Day Mindfulness Day is a remarkable event established by the not-for-profit Wisdom Publications. It was created in 2011 to raise awareness of the message of mindfulness and its many benefits.
National Suicide Prevention Week
National Rehabilitation Awareness Week National Rehabilitation Awareness Week celebrates the power of medical rehabilitation to improve quality of life. It honors rehab professionals, raises awareness of recovery possibilities for individuals
National Sober Day National Sober Day is celebrated annually on September 14 to honor sobriety, reduce the stigma of addiction, and provide support for those living a sober life. Established
