National Day of Encouragement
National Day of Encouragement is celebrated on September 12 to remind us the power of words and how a little support can go a long way.
This day urges people to uplift each other, to spread positivity, and acknowledge how simple words of encouragement or even a gesture can create a huge difference in someone's life.
This day also helps us remember that everyone deserves kindness and a little boost helps everyone now and then.
Origin of National Day of Encouragement
First celebrated in 2007, National Day of Encouragement was established by the Encouragement Foundation in Arkansas.
The idea quickly attracted traction as people realized its impact and how small kind gestures could help someone.
Later that same year, a message was signed by President George W. Bush giving it a national recognition.
National Day of Encouragement was first celebrated in 2007, thanks to the Encouragement
Since then, National Day of Encouragement has grown into a movement that highlights the importance of motivation, support, and positivity in everyday life.
How To Celebrate National Day of Encouragement
The way to celebrate lies in the name of the day itself- encourage and support others.
Send a message to a friend, an idol figure, or someone really close to tell that you believe in them.
Encouraging someone at work or school can be as easy as recognizing their efforts or complimenting them on their hard work.
For a bigger impact, you can organize community events, write encouraging notes, or even volunteer to mentor others.
Most importantly, National Day of Encouragement reminds us that a few supportive words can spark hope, boost confidence, and make someone’s day brighter.
