April 1 - April Fool’s Day
A day to pull pranks on your loved ones! Some pranks are light-hearted and some a little more mischievous but as long as everyone gets a laugh and no one gets hurt; go ahead and have some fun with your friends.
April 2 - Autism Awareness Day
Autism Facts: 1 in 110 children are diagnosed with Autism each year and it is the fastest growing serious developmental disability in the United States. Autism receives less than 5% of the research
funding
of many less-prevalent childhood diseases. Wear blue on this day to show your
support for finding the cure for Autism.April 6 - Good Friday
Good Friday is a religious holiday celebrated by Christians in remembrance of the crucifixion of Jesus on Calvary.
April 6-14 - Passover
Passover is a Jewish holiday in remembrance of the Exodus from Egypt for the Jewish people. One of the most significant observances during this time is abstaining from eating leavened bread to signify the way the Jewish people had to leave Egypt in a hurry, without time for their bread to rise.
April 8 - EasterEaster is a Christian celebration. Christians believe that on this day Jesus rose from the dead after his crucifixion.
This
is also a day many people celebrate the Easter bunny. Similar to Santa
Claus the Easter Bunny also brings gifts to children on the holiday.
The Easter Bunnies gifts usually include colored eggs which are
traditional Easter symbols of fertility, new birth and the welcoming of
spring into the home. April 19 - Holocaust Remembrance Day
This
day is the anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising which was the
largest revolt by the Jews against the Germans during the Holocaust. April 25 - Administrative Professionals Day
A day to honor the administrative professionals at your work place.
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