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  • National Gratitude Month

    National Gratitude Month

    National Gratitude Month National Gratitude Month is observed every November in the United States, encouraging people to practise thankfulness, appreciate the people and experiences in their lives, and build habits of gratitude that extend well beyond the holiday season. Created in 2015 by author and motivational speaker Stacey Grewal, the month sits naturally alongside Thanksgiving

  • National Stress Awareness Day

    National Stress Awareness Day

    National Stress Awareness Day National Stress Awareness Day raises awareness about the dangers of stress and promotes healthy management techniques. It serves as a reminder to prioritize mental health, offering tips like daily exercise, deep breathing, and taking breaks to reduce burnout.

  • World Kindness Day

    World Kindness Day

    World Kindness Day World Kindness Day was established in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement with the purpose of promoting kindness around the world. World Kindness Day is celebrated annually on November 13 as part of the Global Kindness Movement. This Day gives us the opportunity to reflect on one of the most important and unifying

  • Great American Smokeout

    Great American Smokeout

    Great American Smokeout The Great American Smokeout, held annually on the third Thursday of November, is a American Cancer Society initiative challenging smokers to quit for 24 hours. It encourages developing a cessation plan to stop permanently, reducing cancer risk and improving health, with resources available to help.

  • Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal

    Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal This 12-day journey is timed so that you reach Annapurna Base Camp on Thanksgiving Day.

    $3800
  • International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day

    International Survivors Of Suicide Loss Day

    International Survivors Of Suicide Loss Day International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day, held annually on the Saturday before Thanksgiving, is a dedicated day for people affected by suicide loss to gather, find connection, understanding, and hope. Established by the U.S. Senate in 1999, it offers support, healing, and resources to survivors worldwide.