National Hero Day

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Many of us will name the characteristics that make a person more capable, intelligent, kinder, and more than the average human being if asked to define the word hero. Many of us will name the characteristics that make a person more than average human beings. They are the people who give when they have nothing to give. Heroes perform before anyone else knows there's a problem. They volunteer to bring someone else before them.

Our heroes may be the first responders who save us from a dangerous situation. They may be a mentor, like a parent or a teacher. Heroes lead us through their examples as role models and heroes. They live their lives in such a way that we're proud to know them and want to follow their example.

And heroes, true-life heroes, are rarely acknowledged. That's why National Hero Day encourages you to recognize the heroes in your life.

Heroes All Around Us Some wear uniforms, such as Christy McIntosh of Pensacola, FL, who served in the US Army Reserves, like Christy McIntosh of Pensacola, FL, who served in the US Army Reserves. Zac Clark of Ohio, a high-school football player, whose quick thinking and determination lifted a Volkswagen off of his neighbor, saving his life.

Other heroes inspire us to take action or lead a healthier life. They may do this by their words, like Jim Cook of Oklahoma, who wrote to columnist Jim Priest, giving him a little bit about character and love. A true-life hero may take us on a journey we can only imagine taking. Dr. Garrett Reisman, a former NASA astronaut and engineer who later joined SpaceX, is a NASA astronaut and engineer who later joined SpaceX.

Things happen when another kind of hero makes it happen. Some heroes go to great lengths to get a job done, whether it's filling a need or making the impossible happen. For example, Donald Harris of New Jersey, who by day was a real estate manager, answered a letter from Santa via the United States Postal Service's Letters to Santa service at Christmastime, but not to Santa. His answer to a plea to make a father's life simpler was to enlist his associates in purchasing a townhouse for the family at a much cheaper price.

Heroes come in many forms, as you can see. They rescue us, inspire us, and most importantly, they believe in us.

How to celebrate national hero day on national hero day

In your life, honor the heroes in your life. Give them a shout-out on social media or bring them coffee from their favorite coffee shop. Bake some cookies or write them a letter. Let them know how much they inspire you and how much you love them. Be a hero in someone's life, too. Teach someone a critical skill by using your talents. These are just a few of the ways to be heroic. They include: Other ways to be heroic include::

• Donating blood
• Volunteering
• Many in need are helped by a charity that helps those in need
• Organize a fundraiser for a non-profit group. Organize a fundraiser for a non-profit group
• Listen to the needs of others and fill the void

Who are your heroes? Who are your heroes? Let the world know by posting #NationalHeroDay on social media.

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