World Arthritis Day
Educate yourself on arthritis, consider taking steps to prevent it, and raise awareness to guide policy in order to help those who suffer from this condition.
International Childfree Day
Flip the script on “parent of the year” by nominating or voting for a male and female “non-parent” of the year, sponsored by the National Organization for Non-Parents.
National Lyme Disease Awareness Month
Nature lovers know that ticks can be a nuisance, but they can also be life-threatening carriers of Lyme disease. Know the symptoms and how to prevent it.
National Thank God It’s Monday Day
Flip the script on Monday hate and make your Monday an enjoyable, relaxing day with friends, family, non-work activities and anything that you actually love.
National Daylight Appreciation Day
On the longest day of the year, appreciate all the benefits of daylight. From mood boosts and Vitamin D to more time for outdoor activities, sunlight is our friend.
World Productivity Day
Nip procrastinate in the bud and focus on how you can maximize your productivity, decrease wasted time, and make more time in your life for things you love.
National One Cent Day
Explore the history of the smallest value US coin, from its origin in 1793 to the image of Abraham Lincoln we recognize today on National One Cent Day.
International Body Piercing Day
Get a little daring and finally get that body piercing you’ve always dreamed about. One quick poke, and you’re on your way to the hippest fashion statement.
National Cell Phone Courtesy Month
Bone up on cell phone etiquette and do your part to make our society less annoying. Keep your volume down, don’t use speakerphone in public, and be self-aware.
Childhelp National Day of Hope
From the nonprofit Childhelp, this day is dedicated to the plight facing many children around the world: the devastating effects of neglect and abuse.
World Autism Awareness Day
Learn about the symptoms and effects, be better prepared to help those with autism in your life, or participate in a fundraiser or event on Autism Awareness Day.
World Parkinson’s Day
On the birthday of Dr. J. Parkinson, the first to describe and diagnose the disease, learn about Parkinson’s, donate or volunteer, and raise awareness.
World Health Day
Listen to the World Health Organization and begin taking steps to improve your health: join a gym, start taking vitamins, or get outside on World Health Day.
Tell a Lie Day
Have a little fun, get creative, and break some rules—just this once—by telling a harmless fib and honing your acting skills on National Tell a Lie Day.
Plan Your Epitaph Day
Take some time to think about and plan how you want to be remembered forever: Plan Your Epitaph day is to choose what you want engraved on your tombstone.
World Hypertension Day
Get your blood pressure tested and learn about the condition known as hypertension, which can cause an array of health problems for people of all ages.
World Down Syndrome Day
Embrace the resilience and unique beauty that shines brightly within individuals who possess an extra chromosome, fostering compassion and understanding.
National Senior Health & Fitness Day
As we age, exercise and health get more difficult, but also more important. Explore options like low-impact exercise and water workouts for health in old age.
Don’t Fry Day
Be aware of the dangers of sun exposure and try hosting an indoor picnic or movie marathon on the Council for Skin Cancer Prevention’s No Fry Day.
National Save Your Hearing Day
Educate yourself about hearing loss, and start taking steps to prevent or diminish it. Lower the volume on your headphones, use hearing protection at work, etc.
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Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
Everyone has something special that they excel at, whether it's a knack for cooking, a love of singing, or an eye for design.
National Cookie Cutter Day
Transform your cookies with fun shapes and designs. Cookie cutters are a must-have tool for any baking enthusiast.
Pretend To Be A Time Traveler Day
Spin tall tales about journeys through the past or future, and leave folks with raised eyebrows and a confused chuckle.