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National Donor Day, on February 14th, is a special day when people think about the importance of giving life-saving gifts. These gifts can be donations like blood, organs, tissues, or bone marrow. By becoming a donor, you can help people who are sick or injured and need these donations to get better. It's a day to show kindness and think about helping others, and it happens on the same day as Valentine's Day, which is all about love. So, it's about sharing love by giving a part of yourself to help save lives.
How to celebrate National Donor Day?
Celebrate National Donor Day by making homemade cards to say thank you to those who have donated. You can also bake heart-shaped cookies and share them with neighbors to spread kindness. Talk to your family about becoming organ donors when you're older. If you have a piggy bank, you could donate some savings to a charity that helps sick people. Wear red to show your support and tell your friends why the day is important. Spend some time learning about how donations can save lives. You could even organize a small fundraiser with friends to raise money for a good cause.
Where National Donor Day is celebrated?
- - United States
