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Aug
World Daffodil Day, celebrated on August 28th, is a day to spread hope and support for people affected by cancer. The daffodil is a bright yellow flower that symbolizes hope and new beginnings, much like the hope we give to those fighting cancer. On this day, people come together to raise money for cancer research and help those in need. They wear or display daffodils to show they care and want to make a difference. It's a time to remind everyone that they are not alone in their struggle and that there is hope for a better future.
How to celebrate World Daffodil Day?
On World Daffodil Day, celebrate by spending time outside in a garden or park and look for daffodils. You can draw or paint pictures of these bright yellow flowers. Make daffodil crafts using paper, glue, and crayons with friends or family. You might want to bake yellow cupcakes or cookies to share and enjoy. Wear something yellow to show your love for daffodils. You can also help plant daffodil bulbs in your garden to watch them grow. Remember to enjoy the beauty of nature and spend time with loved ones, appreciating the happiness daffodils bring.
Where World Daffodil Day is celebrated?
- - Australia
