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Date
April 22
Who It's For
Communities, schools, environmental groups, and individuals who want to take action.
About Earth Day
Earth Day, first held in 1970, is observed each April 22 to support environmental protection. It is marked by cleanups, education, tree planting, and community action worldwide.
Why it exists: To raise awareness of environmental issues and encourage action to protect the planet.
Who it's for: Communities, schools, environmental groups, and individuals who want to take action.
Ways To Celebrate Safely
Join a community cleanup
Plant a tree
Reduce waste for the day
Learn about a local environmental cause
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A June 30 reminder to check the fence, test the gate, and secure the pool area before summer gatherings - closing out National Safety Month during one of the hottest stretches of the year.
An observance encouraging small acts of kindness in neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and local communities.
A day celebrating local artists, craftspeople, and independent makers in your neighborhood.