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Aug
Social Security Act Day, celebrated on August 14, marks when the United States started a program to help people who can't work anymore, like the elderly or those who are sick, by giving them money. It began in 1935 to make sure everyone can have support and care when they get older or need help. This day reminds us of the importance of helping each other so that everyone can live comfortably, even when they can no longer work. It's like a big safety net for people to catch them if they need help, so they don't have to worry.
How to celebrate Social Security Act Day?
Celebrate Social Security Act Day by hosting a fun party with friends and family! You can make colorful banners and decorations. Play games and have quizzes to learn about helping others. Set up a lemonade stand or bake sale and donate the money you earn to a local charity. Create thank-you cards or drawings for people who help the community, like firefighters or nurses. Watch a movie about kindness and sharing, and enjoy popcorn. Have a picnic in the park and talk about how we can help each other. It's all about spending time together and spreading kindness all around!
Where Social Security Act Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - India
