In early 2025, a special team of helpers, including police officers, emergency workers, and many volunteers, worked hard to make sure the President's big celebration went well, even when it got really cold. The U.S. Senate said a big "thank you" to all these people and their families for making everything safe and smooth.

This bill wants to make a special week in November 2024 to say "thank you" to places that help people who are going to have a baby and might need some extra care and support. These places do a lot to help parents without getting money from the government, and they want people to know it's important to be kind and helpful to those in need.

The bill says thank you to people who help others through AmeriCorps, a group that does good things like teaching, keeping us safe, and taking care of nature. It invites everyone to join in and do good things too, especially during a special week called AmeriCorps Week.

H.R. 1502 is a plan to give a special gold medal to honor the people who helped soldiers by volunteering at the North Platte Canteen during World War II. The medal will be shown at a museum, and copies made of bronze can be sold to help pay for it.

In November 2024, there's a special week to say thank you to places called pregnancy centers for helping people make tough choices about babies. These centers have helpers who give tests and advice, and some people feel very strongly about them because they talk about having babies in a way that not everyone agrees with.

This bill is like a big "thank you" card from the government to all the groups and people who help soldiers and their families. It tells everyone to notice their good work, but it doesn’t say exactly how people should help them out.

In March 2024, a special week is set to teach people all over the U.S. how to keep safe from poisons, like harmful chemicals. This resolution wants everyone to learn about poison safety and says thank you to the people who help prevent poison accidents.

The EXPLORE Act is a plan to make it easier and more fun for people to enjoy nature in places like national parks by fixing paths and building more access so everyone, including those with special needs, can join in. It also talks about how to keep all these things fair and safe, like deciding how much money should be spent or charged for these activities.

On December 14, 2024, people across the U.S. will celebrate National Wreaths Across America Day, a special day to remember and say thank you to soldiers who have served by placing pretty wreaths on their graves. This event shows appreciation to all the kind people, like truck drivers and helpers, who work together to make this happen every year.