Buy Nothing Day

Buy Nothing Day Quick Facts - US

Hashtags	#MomaDay, #MothersDay
Related Hashtags	#BuyNothing
2020 Date	November 27, 2020
2021 Date	November 26, 2021

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Buy Nothing Day in 2020

Friday, Nov 27

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Buy Nothing Day History

Buy Nothing Day seeks to protest consumerism. This day encourages people to save their money by not purchasing unnecessary items. It also encourages people to live their lives and to practice self-restraint in the face of numerous advertisements.

Buy Nothing Day was founded in 1992 by artist Ted Dave. It is observed annually on Black Friday in November.

Top Tweets for Buy Nothing Day -

Sometimes doing nothing can be the protest. Buy Nothing. Non-violence. Staying in bed. #BuyNothingDay https://t.co/0TgpJKgwim
— Extinction Rebellion (@ExtinctionR) November 26, 2020

PS5 DROPS POSSIBLE IN NEXT 3 HOURS VIA BEST BUY! Nothing confirmed tho
— PS5 Drop (@PS5Drop) November 27, 2020

Outdoor dining is closed in LA and an emergency stay at home order on the way and yet I just drove by a packed 100+ person line outside Best Buy. Nothing makes sense!
— Priya Krishnakumar (@priyakkumar) November 28, 2020

In the News and Trending for Buy Nothing Day

Updated 21:29‘Buy Nothing’ groups offer more than free stuff during pandemic

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OC Community Embraces Buy Nothing Black Friday

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Buy Nothing Day: A Stand Against Throw-Away Culture

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Buy Nothing' Facebook groups build community for holiday season

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Buy Nothing Day Facts

According to a Morning Consult survey, since the pandemic in 2020 about 35% of U.S consumers have purchased less non-essential goods including beauty services, clothing, beauty products, household goods, and electronics.
According to PWC industries, consumers are expected to spend an average of $1200 during the 2020 holiday season.
Amazon accounted for 54% of all sales on Black Friday in 2019.

Buy Nothing Day Top Events and Things to Do

Buy nothing! Save your money this holiday season and plan a trip instead. Or spend quality time with family and friends.
Do something that doesn't cost money. Explore the outdoors, find a movie on TV, whatever it is, resist the urge to spend.
Participate in a Buy Nothing Day activity like credit card cut-ups, zombie walks through the mall, or observing the chaos of Black Friday.