September 5th, 1960

Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a day dedicated to honoring the countless contributions of American workers and the labor movement that has shaped the nation's workforce. It's more than just a long weekend marking the unofficial end of summer. it's a time to reflect on the achievements and progress made by workers throughout history.

The International Day of Charity is observed to recognize charity's role in alleviating human suffering within and among nations, and as a means of promoting mutual understanding, solidarity, and social peace. This day encourages charitable activities that support vulnerable groups within society, including efforts by individuals, charitable, philanthropic, and volunteer organizations. Events on this day often include fundraising campaigns, community service projects, and awareness programs highlighting the importance of altruism in addressing societal challenges. The day serves as a reminder of the power of humanitarian action to foster a spirit of generosity and to make a positive difference in the world. It's a day to celebrate and promote the spirit of giving and the impact that charity can have on improving lives and strengthening communities.