Father's Day in the United States

Father’s Day in the United States is a celebration honoring fathers and paternal figures, observed annually on the third Sunday of June. It recognizes their contributions, sacrifices, and role in families and society. The holiday originated in the early 20th century and became an official observance in 1972. People typically show appreciation through gestures like giving cards, gifts, or spending quality time together. It’s a day to acknowledge and thank fathers for their guidance, support, and love. The celebration complements Mother’s Day and reinforces the importance of fatherhood in community and family life.