2024 Date | 2 December 2024 |
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Date shown for 2024 is estimated as the official date has not been finalized as of September 2024. Elf Day HistoryElf Day celebrates the magic, mystique, and charm of these mythical beings. It is an opportunity for people to come together, dress up as elves, and raise funds and awareness for charities and organisations related to dementia care and research. The day is marked with various festive activities, as revellers delve into the enchanting world of elves and portray their favourite characters, while simultaneously supporting a noble cause. The origin of Elf Day can be traced back to a campaign launched by Alzheimer's Society, a leading charity in the United Kingdom that offers support and research for people affected by dementia. The concept gained momentum and eventually transformed into an annual observance, as it combines the fun and entertainment of dressing up with the opportunity to make a genuine difference in the lives of those impacted by dementia. With the UK currently home to around 850,000 individuals living with dementia, Elf Day offers a unique and impactful way for people to come together and support this important cause. Participants in Elf Day typically dress up as elves, and this could range from simply wearing an elf hat to donning a full elf costume, complete with pointed ears and whimsical attire. Various activities are held, such as bake sales, quizzes, and other festive-themed events, with a focus on generating funds for dementia charities. People of all ages and backgrounds join in on the fun and the charitable spirit of giving, making Elf Day a light-hearted and rewarding Observance. Elf Day is observed on December 2nd in 2023. Elf Day Facts
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