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National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day is on December 21st each year. It's a day to remember and honor people who have died without having a home. This day happens on the longest night of the year, and it helps us think about how hard it is to live without a place to stay, especially in the cold winter. It's a special time to show kindness and respect for those in need and to remember that everyone deserves a safe place to live. People often hold small events or gatherings to talk about ways to help the homeless.
How to celebrate National Homeless Persons Memorial Day?
Start by gathering your friends and family. Make homemade cards to show kindness and support. Donate warm clothes, blankets, and food to local shelters. Light a candle to remember those who are no longer with us. You can also help make sandwiches and hand them out to homeless people in your community. Share stories or memories if you know someone affected, and think about ways to help them. You can ask your teacher if your class can do a project to help people who are homeless. Most importantly, be kind and show love to everyone, every day.
Where National Homeless Persons Memorial Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - Canada
