21
May
National American Red Cross Founder's Day, celebrated on May 21, is a special day to honor the start of the American Red Cross. It remembers when Clara Barton started this helpful organization in 1881. The Red Cross is known for helping people in need, especially during emergencies like floods, fires, or other disasters. They provide food, shelter, and medical care to those who are affected. On this day, people recognize the kind actions of the Red Cross and learn how important it is to help others when they are in trouble.
How to celebrate National American Red Cross Founders Day?
You can celebrate by learning about how to help others in need. Maybe draw a picture or write a thank you card for someone who volunteers with the Red Cross. You could also collect small items like canned food or blankets to donate to a local shelter. Spend some time talking with friends or family about why helping and being kind to others is important. If you're feeling creative, make a craft or poster about helping people and share it with your class. Watching a short video about the Red Cross can help you understand even more about their work!
Where National American Red Cross Founders Day is celebrated?
- - International
