Father's Day

UK & US Fathers Day Quick Facts - AU

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2020 Date	21 June 2020
2021 Date	20 June 2021

2020 Holidays & Dates

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Father's Day in 2020

Sunday, 21 Jun

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Father's Day History

Father's Day is the day to recognize, honor and celebrate the sacrifices and accomplishments of fathers. In 1910, Washington State Governor declared Father's Day on the 19th of July. It then became a permanent federal holiday in 1972 when US President Richard Nixon proclaimed that the third Sunday in June would be further known as Father's Day. On this day, children celebrate their fathers and father figures to show their love and appreciation.

Top Tweets for UK & US Fathers Day -

Sith Lord and son. Happy #FathersDay! https://t.co/YJeH51AYEQ
— Star Wars (@starwars) June 16, 2019

On #FathersDay we remember one of the singular father-son moments in sports. Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. going deep back-to-back 💪 https://t.co/MPutZSnJGc
— ESPN (@espn) June 16, 2019

Yup! Father's day has been cancelled for 2019! #WorldsBestDad 🤣 https://t.co/iVDd42kn1y
— Nk (@k0DWo) June 14, 2019

UK & US Fathers Day Facts & Quotes

In 1966, US President Lyndon B. Johnson declared the third Sunday in June as Father's Day. It became a permanent holiday in 1972 when President Richard Nixon proclaimed that the third Sunday in June would remain Father's Day.
Mrs. Sonora Smart Dodd first came up with the idea for Father's Day after hearing a Mother's Day sermon in church. She was raised by her father and wanted to honor him.
It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a real father. - Pope John XXIII
When one has not had a good father, one must create one. - Frederich Wilhelm Nietzsche

Father's Day Top Events and Things to Do

Arrange a BBQ and invite all of the fathers in your family.
Spend the day with Dad doing one of his favorite activities: fishing, golfing, hiking.
Complete one of dad's chores or projects as a surprise. If it's something you don't know how to do, offer to help and learn.
Take the President's Fatherhood's Pledge.