Favorday grew as a response to the overwhelmingly commercialized Holiday season. What started as a season of "good tidings" and "good-will toward men" has become a season of credit cards and cardboard boxes with Amazon.com printed on the side.
Favorday seeks to make up for this by being a holiday celebrating planned acts of kindness. Here's how you play Favorday -- on Favorday, March 12th, 2008, you do planned favors for people, just like you would plan on giving a gift to somebody for the holidays. Examples could be:
If you want, you can also create a "wishlist" and circulate it to our friends just like you would during the holidays, of favors you'd like done for you. Its all good. The only rule is: you can't spend money, these have to be favors, not gifts or presents.
This is, after all, a people powered holiday.
Are you in? Sign up below and we'll email you to remind you of Favorday!
Favorday seeks to make up for this by being a holiday celebrating planned acts of kindness. Here's how you play Favorday -- on Favorday, March 12th, 2008, you do planned favors for people, just like you would plan on giving a gift to somebody for the holidays. Examples could be:
- I'm going to clean out my neighbor's garage!
- I'm not going to cut off anybody in traffic today!
- I'm going to rub my spouse's feet!
If you want, you can also create a "wishlist" and circulate it to our friends just like you would during the holidays, of favors you'd like done for you. Its all good. The only rule is: you can't spend money, these have to be favors, not gifts or presents.
This is, after all, a people powered holiday.
Are you in? Sign up below and we'll email you to remind you of Favorday!