Siblings Day April 10th

Siblings Day Foundation is a public non-profit charity devoted to establishing Siblings Day for the benefit of our families, our communities and our nation. Siblings Day has been so well accepted over the last decade that it was granted a "Service Mark" in 2007 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Our goal is to make this a federally recognized day, like Mother's and Father's Days. We need your continued support by celebrating Siblings Day on April 10th. You can celebrate by sending your siblings a card, gift, or phone call; making a dinner invitation; performing a good deed, favor, errand or chore; and in cases of deceased siblings, consciously holding them in our memory.

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Media Alert

Everyone:

Happy National Siblings Day was a trending topic on twitter for the whole day on April 10thand April 11th! For those of you familiar with Twitter and social media, this is HUGE! The publicity that one gains from being a trending topic is enormous and part of the reason National Siblings Day went VIRAL! Yes- VIRAL! The Kardashian sisters, Whitney Port, Joel Madden and other high profile celebrities blogged and/or tweeted about Siblings Day! International Business Times also wrote a terrific article: Happy National Siblings Day: How Did it Start? YouTube even made a post about it on their global blog: Siblings on YouTube.

Please follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook and browse through all the celebrating that took place all across the internet!

Thank you for being a part of our Siblings Day family and for your caring support.
Claudia Evart
President & Founder

Siblings Day Mission

Our primary goal of Siblings Day is to establish and promote April 10 as a national day of recognition for brothers and sisters and to promote the universal love of our brothers and sisters. In doing so, our mission helps to strengthen families, our communities and our country.

Once Siblings Day is recognized universally, Claudia Evart intends to establish, through the Foundation, programs that will increase awareness of this bond by presenting an annual "Outstanding Brothers and Sisters Awards" for caregivers of disabled siblings. In addition, to this, the Siblings Day Foundation intends to become a national resource call-in center on the issue of sibling bereavement and other siblings issues and will dedicate the majority of funds raised through their efforts to support family organizations that provide services that are similar in nature.

Siblings Day is a publicly supported charity. No officers or board members receive any compensation.