National November Holidays 2024
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2024 November National Holidays for the Workplace
Yes, November ends with the kick-off of the Holiday Season with Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but our favorite workplace holidays are Stress Awareness Day on November 4th and World Kindness Day on Monday, November 13th.
Give your stressed out team a break with fun stress relievers to celebrate Stress Awareness Day. Then bring in some homemade French toast at the end of the month to bring some of that holiday cheer into the office.
Giving employees the option to save some money by catering lunch on National Sandwich day, Friday the 3rd--can give them a bit of office fun, and build camaraderie ahead of a more work-intensive holiday: Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day, observed this year on Wednesday, Nov. 15.
And for another practical holiday that can help everyone at the office take a big step forward together, companies might also want to organize events around Nov. 30, which is Computer Security Day.
If you are looking for a holiday gift for employees, look no further than Successories.
Notable November Monthly Holidays
Here are the most common month long observances in November:
- National Adoption Awareness Month
- National Diabetes Awareness Month
- Sweet Potato Awareness Month
- Native American Heritage Month
November Weekly Holidays and Observances
There are so many holidays in November, some span an entire week! Let's take a look at some of the most celebrated November weekly holidays:
- Game and Puzzle Week
- Geography Awareness Week
- National Children's Book Week
- National Deal Week
- American Education Week
- National Family Week
- Homeless Awareness Week
National Day of American Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a day when Americans recognize the bond of friendship as displayed between the Pilgrims and Native Americans during the colonial days. While peace was not always easy to find in those times, we choose to celebrate the best parts of our humanity with gratitude while we recreate the thanksgiving feast. It's origins may have come sooner, but in 1863, then President Abraham Lincoln declared that the fourth Thursday in November should be a national holiday known as Thanksgiving. We have taken it a bit further to also recognize the day after Thanksgiving as a day for holiday gift shopping.
National Saxophone Day
National Saxophone Day commemorates the birth of Antoine-Joseph Sax, the inventor of the woodwind instrument. One of the best ways to recognize this day yourself is to listen to any of the profound saxophone artists or donate to your school's music program.
National Cashew Day
On November 23rd, Americans celebrate one of the most popular snacking and party nuts. Originally grown within cashew apples from cashew trees in Brazil, the seed now flourishes in tropical climates all over the world. It is a great alternative to most tree nuts as it causes fewer allergic reactions and can be enjoyed within similar recipes.
World Freedom Day
World Freedom Day is a federally recognized holiday observed on November 9th to commemorate the same day in 1989 when the Berlin Wall was torn down. This action, and the day celebrating it, now serves as a beacon for the rise of democracy and the fall of autocratic communism in Eastern Europe.
November is a Month Full of Holidays and wacky activities. Which will You Celebrate from the list below?
- National Cancer Awareness Day
- National Apple Cider Day
- National Homemade Bread Day
- International Accounting Day
- Go for a Ride Day
- Black Friday
- Small Business Saturday
- Cyber Monday
- National Deep Fried Clams Day
- National Vanilla Cupcake Day
- Sesame Street Day
- National Deviled Egg Day
- World Television Day
- World Science Day
- International Tongue Twister Day
- World Diabetes Day
At Successories, you can create personalized and customized gifts for the holidays your team celebrates.