New Year's Day
The first day of the year, marking new beginnings, fresh goals, and celebration across the United States.

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Date
January 19
Who It's For
Communities, schools, volunteers, and organizations honoring civil rights and service.
About Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day honors the civil rights leader's work toward racial equality and justice. Established as a federal holiday in 1983, it is observed on the third Monday in January and is widely recognized as a day of service.
Why it exists: To honor Dr. King's legacy and encourage reflection, equality, and community service.
Who it's for: Communities, schools, volunteers, and organizations honoring civil rights and service.
Ways To Celebrate Safely
Take part in a day-of-service project
Learn about the civil rights movement
Support a local community organization
Reflect on Dr. King's message
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The first day of the year, marking new beginnings, fresh goals, and celebration across the United States.
A federal holiday honoring U.S. presidents, observed on the third Monday of February.
A cultural and religious celebration of Irish heritage, observed each March 17.