Thousands of organizations and Presidential Proclamations set aside specific days, weeks and months for political, cultural and historical events and causes. Many of these occasions offer you an opportunity to promote your business, organization or product.
December
December 1st – 7th is Cookie Cutter Week
- Hold a contest for new cookie cutter designs or other uses for cookie cutters besides cookies. Draw people into your place of business to pick up entry forms and again for the awarding of prizes. Use imprinted kitchen items as prizes.
- Use cookie cutter week as a backdrop for business-to-business promotions based on the negative connotation of cookie cutter. The idea is that your product or service isn’t “cookie cutter.” Include shapes appropriate to your industry or business or have custom shapes made to be sent in direct mail pieces.
Some other designations for December that you might be interested in are:
- National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month
- National Safe Toys and Gifts Month
- National Tie Month
- December 1st – 7th: Cookie Cutter Week
- December 1st: World AIDS Day
- December 2nd: Special Education Day
- December 4th: National Dice Day
- December 7th: Pearl Harbor Rememberance Day
- December 5th-12th: Chanukah
- December 10th: Human Rights Day
- December 12th: Poinsettia Day
- December 15th: Cat Herders Day
- December 15th – 29th: Halcyon Days
- December 16th: Barbie and Barney Backlash Day
- December 17th: Wright Brothers Day
- December 21st: December Solstice
- December 21st: National Haiku Poetry Day
- December 22nd: World Peace Day
- December 22nd: First Day of Chanukah
- December 22nd: First Day of Winter
- December 25th: Christmas
- December 26th: Kwanzaa
- December 26th: Boxing Day
- December 28th: No Interruptions Day
- December 31st: New Year’s Eve
