National Denim Day
May 2, Thursday
National Denim Day in Canada is celebrated on the first Thursday in May. This is a holiday that is not only dedicated to denim as a material, but is also associated with an important social initiative - raising funds to fight breast cancer. On this day, Canadians, as well as people around the world, wear jeans (or denim clothing) in support of this campaign.How the holiday is celebrated
Wearing denim. The main way to participate in the holiday is to wear jeans or other denim clothing, whether to work, school or social events. This is a symbolic action that reminds you of your support for the fight against breast cancer.
Fundraising. Many organizations, institutions and companies hold fundraising events on this day. These can be either voluntary donations from employees at work or larger fundraising campaigns organized through the media and social networks.
Awareness events. On Denim Day, various campaigns are held to raise awareness of breast cancer, its prevention and early diagnosis. Doctors, scientists and public figures participate in discussions, lectures and seminars aimed at informing people about this disease.
Public events. Some cities organize public events and actions to draw attention to the problem of breast cancer and ways to fight it. These can be fairs, exhibitions or sporting events, all proceeds from which go to help breast cancer patients.