Pennsylvania SB1097 establishes Family Day on the fourth Friday of November to encourage family bonding.

Pennsylvania SB1097 introduces Family Day, observed on the fourth Friday of November, to promote family unity and bonding. The Governor is tasked with issuing an annual proclamation encouraging activities like shared meals, volunteer service, worship, and recreation. Family Day is not a paid holiday and does not mandate closures of state offices, schools, businesses, or other institutions. The bill emphasizes the importance of strong families in fostering moral, civic, and economic well-being.

Pennsylvania SB1097 establishes Family Day on the fourth Friday of November to encourage family bonding.

Pennsylvania SB1097 introduces Family Day, observed on the fourth Friday of November, to promote family unity and bonding. The Governor is tasked with issuing an annual proclamation encouraging activities like shared meals, volunteer service, worship, and recreation. Family Day is not a paid holiday and does not mandate closures of state offices, schools, businesses, or other institutions. The bill emphasizes the importance of strong families in fostering moral, civic, and economic well-being.