National Volunteer Month

National Volunteer Month, observed in April, is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of volunteers who dedicate their time, skills, and energy to improving communities and making a positive impact. This month is an opportunity to express gratitude to volunteers for their selfless service and to encourage others to get involved in causes that matter to them. Volunteers play a crucial role in addressing societal challenges, from supporting non-profit organizations and local initiatives to responding to crises and providing essential services. National Volunteer Month highlights the importance of volunteerism in fostering civic engagement, building stronger communities, and creating lasting change. It also serves as a reminder of the personal and collective benefits of giving back, encouraging individuals to find meaningful ways to contribute their time and talents to causes they are passionate about. Through volunteer efforts, people can make a difference, promote social good, and inspire others to take action.

Heritage Months and Dates

February

Black History Month in the United States and Canada

March

National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month National Multiple Sclerosis Education and Awareness Month Women’s History Month

April

Autism Awareness Month Celebrate Diversity Month National Arab American Heritage Month National Deaf History Month National Volunteer Month

May

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in the United States Jewish American Heritage Month Mental Health Awareness Month

June

LGBTQ+ Pride Month Immigrant Heritage Month

October

National Disability Employment Awareness Month Global Diversity Awareness Month National Hispanic Heritage Month

November

National Native American Heritage Month